Poised for ISR Success : SATCOM Opens Up a New Dimension in Surveillance
The BOREAL UAV can fly much farther than the range of the UHF comms it’s equipped with. Solution? Get new comms! Sometimes you design a
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The role of smart technology in monitoring the status of entrance and perimeter protection systems
The servicing and maintenance of entrance control systems – such as automatic gates, traffic barriers and even perimeter fencing – aren’t always a priority for
Strategies to putting an end to securing the perimeter
Almost two years ago employees packed up their laptops and headed home to work from their kitchens or bedrooms for what they thought was just
Defending manufacturing facilities from security threats
Manufacturers help keep the supply chain humming with shipments of clothing, vehicles, electronic goods and many more items. Those same manufacturers depend on the supply
Security perimeter is no more as attack surface continues to expand
For a long time, security teams have been able to mostly rely on the safety of a security perimeter, but with things like IoT, embedded
How to Balance Security with Health and Safety
As the pandemic continues to affect how occupants enter buildings, facility managers have to carefully consider how they’ll implement access control procedures and equipment that
3 benefits of commercial access control systems
Commercial access control technology can ensure that buildings are safer and more secure. As commercial and residential buildings and complexes worldwide are adapting to a
Planning Your Fire Department’s Rescue Tool Evaluation
Planning Your Fire Department’s Rescue Tool Evaluation “Hands-on” is an especially important term in the rescue industry – and for good reason. The skills and
Hanwha Techwin previews the Top 5 Video Surveillance Trends for 2022
The security industry cannot look ahead to 2022 without first acknowledging the significance of 2021: a year that changed every aspect of our daily lives,
Smart City Development Is Pushing Video Surveillance to the Cloud
The number of qualified, global smart cities is expected to be at least 26 by 2025, nine of which can be found in the United States, according