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Strong cyber security is needed at all levels of a security company’s operations, but none more so than in the central station. Whether offering alarm signaling, remote managed services, live video monitoring — or all three, plus more services — it is critical that your infrastructure, procedures and employees are impervious to a breach. Read More
ON DEMAND: As modern security systems become increasingly sophisticated and camera counts continue to climb, many organizations are looking to their IT departments to find replacements for traditional infrastructure. Outdated infrastructure puts organizations at risk of data loss and downtime and potentially exposes them to critical liabilities and financial losses. It should come as no surprise then that 40-60% of the average security spend is allocated to updating infrastructure.
ON DEMAND: New research from HID Global shows that a majority of organizations are undergoing a major shift in responsibilities between IT and Physical Security. In fact, less than 10% of organizations now say that Physical Security is primarily responsible for investment decisions in access control technology.
