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Equipment, layout, wiring, transmission equipment, service and monitoring need to be tested together to ensure a “system” operates as intended.
The Alarm Industry Research and Education Foundation reexamined its existing mission and decided on an entirely new direction.
Umbrella Technologies CEO Thomas Carnevale explains how law enforcement will likely leverage technology to ID the Capitol Hill attackers.
Industry veteran Tony Smith explains why the alarm industry would be wise to strengthen its existing police relationships in the wake of national protests.
The False Alarm Reduction Association (FARA) is directly involved with finding best practices for alarm companies, responding authorities and consumers.
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Here’s a quick rundown on what alarm company owners can expect involving business valuations and company sales during COVID-19.
Here are some tips for figuring out if the vendor products you recommend and deploy for clients meet or exceed cybersecurity industry standards.
As smart home device use continues to rise, integrators can be relied on to deliver a unified app experience.
Houses of worship have tricky acoustics, audio challenges and budget-conscious customers. It all adds up to sales issues for A/V integrators.
The VMS is a critical part of physical security solutions. Greatly reduce the risk of your customer’s VMS being compromised by utilizing these tips.
Standards became a major issue in the security industry more than 15 years ago when IP-based equipment started to proliferate. The same is happening with IoT devices. Explore the dearth of cyber standards in the industry, progress being made, recommendations for next steps and more.
Equipment, layout, wiring, transmission equipment, service and monitoring need to be tested together to ensure a “system” operates as intended.
Fobs worn by staff, residents and visitors allow for the recording of movement and interactions of individuals in the facility.
Industry experts claim that the pandemic is having a greater impact on commercial real estate than the global financial crisis did in 2008.
The pandemic has added new pressures for deploying technological solutions for the enforcement of health and safety regulations.