It’s almost impossible to have a conversation about modern security tech today without discussing artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in some way. Smart, connected systems are changing the ways security officials engage with the technology needed to keep businesses and their assets safe. As this smart tech becomes more the norm, just how potent is it? Is the hype somewhat overblown?
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The Realities of Stress for Security Professionals
Given the sheer volume of threats and real-time crises that security professionals face on a daily basis, it is no surprise that it’s a profession that bears with it immense mental and physical stress. Working in security means one has to be constantly attuned to upsetting dangers that impact a workplace, government building, or public space. In many instances, the physical safety of the security professional is put at risk.
Lack of Maintenance, Physical Upkeep Pose Serious Threats to Data Centers
When it comes to cybersecurity, threats such as ransomware and major hacks tend to dominate headlines. That being said, something as common as dust bunnies might pose the most pressing threats to the physical security of data centers.
During a Major Emergency, Communication Is Absolutely Critical
In the face of a major security threat — including everything from an active shooter situation to a major fire — communication is central. Whether or not security teams on site are not only communicating clearly with one another but also law enforcement and first responders can make all the difference between saving both lives and a company’s assets and absolute tragedy.
The Future of Security: Melding Physical and Cyber Strategies
When discussing technological innovation and the continual evolution of the physical security landscape, it can be easy for one to focus on trends. There is the temptation to zero in on specific devices or brands and lose sight of the bigger picture.
How Data Center Fires Pose Major Risk to Cyber and Physical Security
or almost any major contemporary company, the data center is key. As IBM describes them, data centers are physical facilities that house and protect a business’s IT infrastructure. The essential data that enables a company to function is housed by these centers. This makes fortifying their physical security absolutely crucial for any firm.
During This U.S. Election Year, Physical Security is at the Forefront
After the recent shooting and attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a July political rally unsettled the nation, very real and pressing concerns around physical security are now center stage as the United States heads into the height of an election year.
How to Better Protect and Ensure Police Station Physical Security
During a time when physical security concerns are front and center, discussions around safety inevitably have to include law enforcement. Police and law enforcement officials — who are charged to keep everyone else safe — are inextricably linked to any effective physical security strategy. As a result, any modern and robust physical security policy has to also incorporate fortifying police stations and law enforcement offices.
Advanced Cloud Security Adoption Will Only Increase In 2025
While past industry surveys have indicated that the cloud is central to any current physical security program, new insights show that cloud-connected security protocols are going to be at the forefront even more over the next 12 months.
Report: Physical Security Fully Embracing Cloud-Based Tech
Much has been said about the power and effectiveness of cloud computing capabilities when it comes to cutting-edge physical security solutions. A new report from Verkada shows that 92% of security leaders believe the “future of physical security is in the cloud.”