Deborah O’Mara

Security integrators share their insights and trends for the 2026 multi-family market.

Providing the highest levels of physical security while adhering to lawful and ethical use of video is a balancing act of responsibility among manufacturers, end users and systems integrators.

It starts with security. Who knows where it will end?

Today’s business software helps security integrators with RMR, project management and much more.

There’s been continued uptick in the use of body-worn cameras, by law enforcement and in new emerging markets that leverage the technology for safety, accountability and operational management and control.

Experts share their best access control advice for security dealers and integrators on selling and installing wireless access solutions.

Video monitoring just may be the answer to decreasing revenue from hardware-centric sales, DIY pressures and new market entrants offering monitoring for historical lows and no contract.

Dealer-operated and third-party central monitoring facilities are by no means exempt from the growing threat and risk of cyber-crime.

Video is the darling of the dealer-run or third party central station, and while it’s not new technology by any stretch of the imagination it’s a growing category offering innovative ways to bring sight, sound and detailed visual information and data to security monitoring.