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A shortage of cybersecurity resources in the marketplace, rising compliance requirements and increasing cybersecurity budgets are just some of the factors why security integrators are well positioned to expand their service offerings.
A shortage of cybersecurity resources in the marketplace, rising compliance requirements and increasing cybersecurity budgets are just some of the factors why security integrators are well positioned to expand their service offerings.
While sophisticated IP cameras are capable of doing more than ever, they can also be more vulnerable to hacking — and vendors, integrators, and customers must all be vigilant to keep things safe.
In today’s increasing interconnected security world, video surveillance systems can be a doorway for hackers; and it’s everyone’s responsibility to keep things secure.
Whether or not it provides a recurring revenue stream, monitoring the ‘health’ of network security devices or even the entire network is an essential service for security integrators to offer to their clients. It can help users manage uptime and ward off potential issues.
Whether or not it provides a recurring revenue stream, monitoring the ‘health’ of network security devices or even the entire network is an essential service for security integrators to offer to their clients. It can help users manage uptime and ward off potential issues.
Usually overshadowed by other industry technologies despite being the most necessary, fire alarms are gaining new capabilities that ensure overall building safety.
As computer and network technology continues to burrow into the devices we depend on for daily connectivity, there is a clear and present danger for all connected devices
March Networks announced it has achieved CyberSecure Canada certification, developed by the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Canada’s authority on cybersecurity.
Like many areas of the security industry, enterprise access control saw many changes in 2020. Now in 2021, the needs and expectations of what access control systems can provide are continuing to evolve, says James Segil, vice president of access control at Motorola Solutions, Chicago.