Waiting for a security breach to happen before you take action is like waiting for a fire to start before buying an extinguisher. A reactive approach to security is a recipe for disaster, leading to costly downtime, data loss, and a damaged reputation. The strongest...
Waiting for a security incident to happen is the most expensive strategy a hotel can have. A proactive approach, on the other hand, identifies and addresses vulnerabilities before they can ever be exploited. This means looking at your property with a critical eyeโfrom...
Your security system should do more than just protect your property; it should also support your operations. When your security components are siloed, you miss out on valuable data that could make your business run more efficiently. By connecting your video...
There’s a common myth that fiber optic networks are “unhackable.” While they are incredibly difficult to tap compared to copper cables, this idea oversimplifies the reality of modern security threats. The truth is, vulnerabilities can exist in the...
Having a collection of best-in-class security tools can create a false sense of security. While each component might be powerful on its own, you’re left vulnerable if they don’t work together. A disconnected alarm can’t automatically trigger a camera...
When you think about security, it’s easy to separate the digital from the physical. You have firewalls and antivirus for your network, and you have cameras and keycards for your building. But in reality, a truly effective security strategy sees them as two sides...
