More than 3 in 4 respondents (77 percent) to HID’s survey believe integrating digital and physical security is crucial for healthcare facilities to combat rising cyber and physical attacks.

As malicious actors use AI to increase the volume and velocity of their attacks, leaders believe these threats will be harder for their employees to spot, according to the Fortinet survey.

A new study by Parks Associates reveals that smart building solutions are increasingly being adopted by multifamily properties, enhancing efficiency and reducing costs.

The survey, commissioned by Eagle Eye Networks, found that Democratic and Republican voters alike strongly believe security cameras are a good idea.

Conducted by Deep Sentinel, the survey of apartment renters across the U.S. examined what they think about the level of security provided by apartment complexes.

The latest survey was conducted before the Federal Reserve announced that it would reduce interest rates by a half-point.

Highlights from this week's Security News Round-Up.

A new national survey reveals only a third of educators feel their schools prioritize safety, highlighting significant gaps in safety measures and response times.

Manufacturers and end users of valves are growing more interested in fire-safe testing, which is encouraging the adoption of fire testing systems, according to a report by Fact.MR.

According to Overhaul’s H1 2024 Cargo Theft Report, California is the hardest hit, as thieves increasingly target high-value shipments and employ more sophisticated tactics.