The old approach to security was like a castle with a moat: once you were inside the walls, you were generally trusted. In today’s world of remote work and cloud services, that perimeter has dissolved. Your team connects from everywhere, and your data lives in...
In many companies, the IT department handles cybersecurity while the facilities team manages physical security, and the two rarely talk. This separation creates dangerous blind spots that threats can easily exploit. What happens when a stolen key card is used to...
A truly effective security plan is a multi-layered ecosystem where different technologies work together seamlessly. It’s not enough to have great cameras if your access control is outdated or your emergency alerts are unreliable. The real power lies in...
In the past, security systems often operated in silos. The video surveillance network didn’t communicate with the access control system, and neither was connected to your digital defenses. This created dangerous gaps that could easily be exploited. A modern security...
Many business leaders treat security as a series of separate problems to solve. You buy an access control system for the doors, install software to stop viruses, and hope for the best. But this piecemeal approach leaves dangerous gaps. True security comes from a...
Think of your business as a custom-built vehicle. You wouldn’t protect it with a generic car cover from a big-box store; you’d want a security system designed for its specific make and model. The same logic applies to your company’s safety....
