Articles Tagged with ''access control''

Genetec has developed a next-generation machine learning-based engine for Security Center AutoVu.

The HID ELEMENT product line is a heavy-duty, fully modular desktop-based card personalization portfolio that establishes a new category for mid-range and high-volume market segments.

The Simplex pushbutton lock series from dormakaba offers superior access control without the need for cables, software or batteries.

ASSA ABLOY’s IP-enabled IN120 and IN220 series locks are now available with an optional push-button keypad.

ACRE, a global provider of security products and solutions for the access control, intrusion, smart traffic and video surveillance markets, announced that the ACRE brands — RS2, Vanderbilt and Open Options — will launch ACT ID, a new cloud-based mobile credential application that enables organizations to utilize both iOS and Android smartphones with existing WaveLynx multi-technology readers for secure access to doors in office buildings, government facilities, healthcare institutions, schools, residences and a growing variety of enterprises.  

Available across a variety of products, these solutions can reduce touchpoints without compromising functionality in a range of facilities, including healthcare, education, office buildings and other high traffic spaces where decreasing the spread of germs is essential to public safety.

OpenEye, a provider of cloud-managed video surveillance solutions, is expanding its partner ecosystem with a new cloud-to-cloud integration with Brivo, a cloud-based access control and security platform. 

Senstar, a global provider of video management software and perimeter intrusion detection solutions, announced that its Senstar Symphony Access Control (AC) software now integrates with the new HID Aero Controller platform. 

Genetec Inc., a provider of unified security, public safety, operations and business intelligence solutions, announced that the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, an iconic amusement park in California, has recently upgraded its security infrastructure with the Security Center platform.

They say a little knowledge can be a dangerous thing. So perhaps it was fortuitous that the founding partners of Stone Security — all members of the Edmunds family in Salt Lake City — had no background in security integration when they formed the company in 2006. Steve Edmunds, a retired Air Force captain and Delta Airlines pilot, started the business with his sons and son-in-law after a brief foray into residential security, which they quickly discovered wasn’t for them.