The same AI coding tools reshaping software teams are showing up in the codebases behind the platforms the security industry depends on.
Morgan Hertel
Morgan Hertel is Vice President of Technology and Innovation for Rapid Response Monitoring.
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Monitoring Matters: The Ethical Use of AI in Security, Part 2
Breaking down the NIST AI risk management framework and how it dictates ethical artificial intelligence usage.
Monitoring Matters: The Ethical Use of AI in Security, Part 1
We are at the outside edge of where AI can take us in the security industry, both good and bad. Here’s how you can navigate the situation.
How We Can Do a Better Job Explaining Our Value to the World
Security technology and innovation are moving so fast that we don’t get an opportunity to train or educate our partners about it all.
Where Does It All Begin?
The best monitoring centers didn’t get there by accident; they followed a disciplined approach to how the organization grows and is run.
What is Matter and Why Does it Matter in Monitoring?
Monitoring centers can track the rhythm of a home to understand expected behavior versus anomalies that require attention.
Monitoring Matters: Winter Means an Upswing in Carbon Monoxide Issues
It is important to understand what triggers carbon monoxide alarms so that service companies can effectively service their accounts.
Monitoring Matters: Why It’s Crucial for the ASAP-to-PSAP Implementation to Continue
PSAP implementation eases staffing burdens and maintains an open line of communication across the public safety industry.
Monitoring Matters: Cash May Be King, but Data is Golden in the Security World
Data is available for just about everything you do in your business, so much of it is never actually used to improve a business.
Monitoring Matters: Alarm Industry Innovation Needed Now More Than Ever
The alarm industry is stuck in a time warp compared to some others across the technology landscape. It’s time to innovate.
Monitoring Matters: The Real Cost of False Alarms
False alarms are one of the most distressing and problematic events that can occur for a subscriber or security system user.
Monitoring Matters: AI, Deep Learning Could Revolutionize the Alarm Industry
There hasn’t been a lot of focused work to leverage the use of AI to modify real-time workflow based on information from disparate systems.
