New Cloud-Based Access Control Solution from Sequr
Sequr says the new solution built on its physical access control platform converges physical security with cybersecurity.
Physical Security
In order to keep your organization safe, from the people to the property, you’ll want physical security technology. Learn about surveillance, access control, campus safety, emergency management, and more.
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New Capabilities Released for Vicon Calerus VMS
The latest version of Vicon’s Valerus VMS inlcudes automated NVR failover, enhanced configuration options, tighter controls for system access authorizations and more.
New Smart Surveillance Camera from Rhombus Systems
Rhombus Systems is looking to upend the CCTV world with its AI-powered R1 security camera.
New DVRs, NVRs Added to Luma Lineup from SnapAV
The Luma Surveillance 510 Series NVR features point-to-point remote access service and will debut at CEDIA Expo 2018.
Mastering Mass Notification Strategies in Higher Education
A mass notification system’s primary objective is to disseminate one-way communication to individuals in the event of an emergency.
New Fire Detection Devices from Honeywell
Honeywell says the redesigned line of fire detection devices offers improved system reliability against false alarms, expanded color offerings and modern design.
Machine Learning is Helping Schools Prevent Another Parkland Shooting
Machine learning solutions that can detect violence and conflict on social media are helping keep school districts safe.
First Virginia School Board Approves Arming Teachers
The rural Virginia county is the first in the state to approve arming teachers, which the governor has denounced since the school board’s initial proposal.
New IQ Panel 2 Plus from Qolsys
The IQ Panel 2 Plus ships with Qolsys’ 2.2 software, which includes a host of new features like the ability to view Alarm.com video cameras on the screen.
Chinese Step Up Surveillance with Bird Drones
The new drones are cleverly disguised as white doves and will use high-definition cameras and GPS to keep an eye on citizens in select provinces.
