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The Tech Picture: How Technology Aligns with Guarding Services The convergence of technology with traditional guarding services is heating up—in a good way. Paired together, the two can deliver greater security results and maximum budgetary efficiencies. Think, the Internet of Things—the interconnectivity of physical devices, vehicles, buildings, and other items with electronics, software, and sensors to make environments smarter and more effective. In another tech example, educational campuses and …
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Autonomous Data Machines (Robots) Call in the Robots While there will always be a need for personnel to be involved in strategic decision-making, situational analysis and security response, machines can excel at monotonous, computationally heavy, and sometimes hazardous or difficult to reach work. Modern robotic security bridges the gap between artificial intelligence and human response. Strategically deployed robotic devices enable security departments to force multiply traditional physical security with …
Smart Security: Autonomous Data Machine Technology > The world is going to change more in the next five years than the last 50 years, combined. The emergence of technology into the security sector has driven a shift in the paradigm of risk management, offering more opportunities for security system enhancements and program integration than ever before. Concurrently, pressures to control cost in a competitive global market can limit the potential of security programs. In an exclusively human resource-driven …
You Went Low Bid... Now What? > Protecting Your Governmental Organization From the Low Security Bidder Has your organization made the decision to procure its security services through an Invitation to Bid (ITB) or other low bid solicitation process? Have your efforts to explain the value of a quality security program to your selection committee gone unheard? Does your organization’s leadership continue to focus on the bottom line costs despite quality concerns? While a low cost can be very alluring …
Security Tailgating: Best Practices in Access Control > Tailgating occurs when an authorized individual permits others to follow behind without showing or registering proper authorization and gain access to a secure area. Tailgating is a function of both the attitude of the individual and the corporate culture towards adherence to security measures. The impacts and costs of tailgating affect both the business and personnel including; theft of equipment and intellectual property; workplace violence; loss …
Keeping Your Campus Safe - And Your Budget Lean > Download Now Contract Security as a Cost Effective Force Multiplier When choosing the mix of security elements needed to protect your campus you must also think about the inevitable: your budget. With security pressures rising and budgets shrinking even faster, now is the time to examine how supplementing your security team with contracted staff can help keep your campus safer and security program affordable. So how does contracted quality campus security …
