Should Third-Party Oversight of Alarm Systems Be the Rule?
No one wants someone looking over their shoulders, but independent oversight is a small price to ensure the industry raises its standards.
No one wants someone looking over their shoulders, but independent oversight is a small price to ensure the industry raises its standards.
UL says now more than ever organizations need a comprehensive yet streamlined solution to assess their overall cybersecurity posture and risk.
The IoT Security Rating is a verification and labeling solution for IoT products that categorizes products on an ascending five-level scale.
Equipment, layout, wiring, transmission equipment, service and monitoring need to be tested together to ensure a “system” operates as intended.
The collaboration combines UL’s indoor environmental quality verification services expertise with SafeTraces’ veriDART solution.
Tech expert Bob Dolph explains why UL Standards and NFPA 731 are good learning grounds for pros looking to develop their own performance baseline.
The SPIRE Smart Building Program provides a comprehensive building assessment to help owners and operators make better informed investment decisions, more.
UL-2610 updates the requirements for commercial security technology to include cybersecurity provisions and Cloud functionality.
Since the official launch in 2019, UL has tested a variety of IoT products, including kitchen appliances, smart bulbs, smart TVs and security cameras.
An update to UL 827A allows monitoring centers to offer central station hosting services, which can bring increased efficiencies and increased redundancy.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
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