The Future Is Here: AI Is Becoming a Major Part of Physical Security

Right now, tech that used to be relegated solely to the scenes of science fiction films is now a common part of everyday life. This is certainly true of artificial intelligence (AI). AI is everywhere, from smartphones to Hollywood. In a new piece for Security Magazine, Satish Raj details the potent role AI is playingContinue reading “The Future Is Here: AI Is Becoming a Major Part of Physical Security”

Security Officers are a Key Part of Physical Security — But Proper Training is Crucial

For many companies, the use of professional security officers who protect a corporate campus is a key piece of the physical security puzzle. These individuals can secure a building or sensitive assets if there is a breach, monitor points of entry and exits, and offer a human presence on hand to fill in the blindContinue reading “Security Officers are a Key Part of Physical Security — But Proper Training is Crucial”

Cyber and Physical Security Staff Must Work Together to Answer Modern Threats  

In light of the regular evolution of modern security protocols, much has been said about how integrated physical and cyber security need to be. As hackers get increasingly sophisticated in their attacks on companies and their data, security managers have to do everything in their power to meet the moment.

Video Surveillance and New Access Control Tech Driving Physical Security Market

Much has been made recently of how the physical security market is growing by leaps and bounds. In 2020, the physical security market stood at a $104.6 billion valuation, and is expected to jump to $192.9 billion by 2030.

Driving that growth is the unfortunate increase in terror attacks and ever more sophisticated threats that face companies worldwide, according to a press release from Allied Analytics.

The Power of the Cloud — Major U.S. Security Players Raise $192M for Cloud Security

When it comes to physical security, the cloud is everywhere. That was more apparent than ever when news came out this month that two companies — Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo — major U.S.-based physical security players, have jointly raised $192 million in equity funding for cloud-based programs.