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Over the past year, more customers, security manufacturers and integrators have gotten serious about cybersecurity risk within their video surveillance systems and are working with their IT departments to crack down on vulnerabilities.
Workplace changes wrought by the COVID-19 crisis and a never-ending barrage of new threats are causing more organizations and their IT departments to get serious about cybersecurity — and security manufacturers are responding with tighter standards and secure practices for their video surveillance devices and systems.
SDM 100 companies reported a wide variety of experiences in 2022, very much depending on the path, location and unique set of challenges that made up their business conditions last year. As a group, however, they continue to rise to the challenges put before them and find their individual path to success.
SDM 100 companies reported a wide variety of experiences in 2022, very much depending on the path, location and unique set of challenges that made up their business conditions last year. As a group, however, they continue to rise to the challenges put before them and find their individual path to success.
Following up on last month’s discussion with FAST Board of Directors member Ken Kocher, we speak with SAGE Integration COO John Nemerofsky about workforce development best practices.
An Illinois state law ensures that individuals are in control of their own biometric data and prohibits private companies from collecting it unless they meet certain consent criteria.
Cybersecurity supply chain trust will be required wherever future federal funds — not just Department of Defense (DoD) procurements — are being expended.
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