Access Management

Security magazine has highlighted a few recently released risk management products.

Though essential to daily operations, temporary populations can become a security blind spot.

Many properties still rely on brass keys, manual processes, and disconnected digital tools, all of which appear functional but quietly create operational drag.

Protecting 14 campuses and learning centers is almost herculean. But that’s what the security team of Portland Community College (PCC) in Portland, Oregon does for one of the Northwest’s largest college systems. 

Security magazine highlights a variety of access control products.

Bored locks with visual status indicators elevate security and privacy in everyday spaces.

An extensive security strategy for commercial buildings must balance defenses against external vulnerabilities with targeted measures to neutralize internal risks.

Perimeter protection is essential for organizations across all sectors, serving as the first line of defense against potential threats.

A new report details shifts in the physical security industry, especially in regard to priorities and challenges.

Evaluating and updating vehicle barriers mitigates risk and provides peace of mind.

Just as a chain is only as strong as its weakest link, a building with a single unaddressed weak point is vulnerable no matter how well fortified it is everywhere else.

According to a recent Envoy report, shifting workplace dynamics such as hybrid work policies have led to outdated data management processes.

When organizations rely heavily on their cloud providers’ security controls, IT leaders need a way to decrease the likelihood of a cloud-based breach.

While organizations often excel at managing human identities, many need to pay more attention to a growing and potentially more hazardous category of digital actors known as non-human identities. 

Security talks with Andrew Campagnola about emerging threats in office building security and how security leaders can address these concerns. 

In order to use security convergence to combat the growing threat of insider attacks, one must first understand key facts about the issue. 

Law enforcement agencies must prioritize the implementation of tailored solutions to safeguard their personnel, assets and the communities they serve.

 A new report reveals five notable trends that may indicate the future of access control technology.

Where businesses see AI as a tool for efficiency and market differentiation, cyber attackers are devising new schemes to exploit undefined learning curves.

Learn how Arizona’s largest school district improved operational efficiency through key management. 

Security leaders can mitigate vulnerability, reduce risk and keep people safe with thoughtful security design.

This month, Security magazine highlights some of the products that will be featured at ISC West.

Access control systems and video surveillance have always played a significant role in campus security. Now, that technology is changing, too.

In an era marked by the escalating frequency of cyberattacks across industries, the public sector emerges as a particularly enticing target for cybercriminals due to its historical vulnerabilities. 

The for robust security must be balanced against the need for facilities to offer an open and welcoming environment.

Controlling the flow of people in a healthcare facility is essential to keep staff, patients, sensitive documents, medications and equipment secure.

Are you getting the most out of your security system? This is a question that many security leaders should be asking themselves and their employees.

Creating a security strategy in public spaces, especially those without a clear perimeter, is a constant challenge for security leaders.

According to a recent Netwrix report, 77% of financial organizations detected a cyberattack in the last year, compared to 68% in other industries.

After reflecting on top physical security trends in 2023, security leaders share their physical security concerns and predictions for 2024.