Articles by Brianna Wilson

In celebration of Earth Day, SDM sat down with four security industry leaders to explore why integrators can’t afford to ignore sustainability and how small changes today can drive long-term value for both customers and the industry.

In this week's Security News Roundup, March Networks and VIVOTEK merge, Convergint unveils “The Path to Intelligent Security,” and Kastle rolls out Aliro 1.0 credentials.

Industry leaders examine the forces shaping the access control market, share new product developments and integration strategies, and offer expert predictions for where access control is headed in 2026.

In every corner of ISC West, convergence, cybersecurity, cloud and, of course, AI were the common keywords. But at its heart, this show was truly about connections, whether connecting technologies together under “one pane of glass,” connecting IT and physical security, connecting with customers or just connecting with one another to share ideas.

In this week's Security News Roundup, i-PRO University launches, Motorola acquires Exacom, and Genetec names Minuteman its 2025 USA East Region Partner.

As video surveillance converges with IT, cloud and AI, cybersecurity is no longer optional. Learn how cyber-secure integrators are securing cameras, managing risk and protecting customers in today’s cyber-physical landscape.

In this week's Security News Roundup, the Life Safety Alliance launches the Executive Women’s Leadership Council, the Security Industry Association announces the Power 100, and Pye-Barker, dormakaba and ASSA ABLOY complete acquisitions.

Edge-based access control is gaining momentum as organizations prioritize resilience, privacy and cost efficiency. Here’s why demand is accelerating and how security integrators can capitalize on edge and hybrid architectures.

In this week's Security News Roundup, Morgan Stanley acquires Security 101, the Life Safety Alliance recognizes its inaugural class of security legends and the Security Industry Association releases a new resource for corporate credential design.

In the world of security mergers and acquisitions (M&A), 2025 delivered a surprising year, from a large spark of confidence in the residential sector to the lack of financial impact despite high interest rates and tariffs.