The integration enables HR, security, facilities and administrative departments to efficiently onboard employees and visitors, issue credentials and manage access privileges through intuitive cloud-based platforms accessible from virtually anywhere.
Through the program, Boom Edam will continue to bring together its expertise, innovation and service capabilities to help customers create secure, resilient and welcoming environments across corporate, critical infrastructure, data center and other high-security environments worldwide.
The 8th annual ISSA and Omdia survey finds that, while organizations pour resources into AI-powered security tools, the professionals responsible for using them are burning out, being left out and leaving the field.
The new cloud-based technologies help unify hotel operations, access control and guestrooms to enhance experiences, strengthen security and improve efficiency.
This synchronized approach combines Matrix COSEC access control with Videonetics’ AI-powered VMS and intelligent automation to sharpen situational awareness, simplify investigations and accelerate operational response across large enterprises, smart cities and critical infrastructure.
The company appointed Mike Buckley as chief financial officer, Sandra Yang Scirpo as chief customer officer, and Sharon Segev as chief administrative and legal officer.
Updated content includes expanded focus areas such as wireless technology, IoT systems, cybersecurity fundamentals and interactive learning experiences designed to improve retention and real-world application.
The research reveals that 94% of enterprises claim they can revoke employee access within 24 hours, yet 35% experienced delays or failures in the past two years.
The company’s new partners, SRREP and REPWORKS, both companies have extensive experience in physical security, low-voltage and audiovisual, bringing a fresh sales approach to Connected Technologies.
The new reference standards unify the regulations, accreditation criteria and industry best practices a security program must satisfy, so practitioners have a standard to build to.
