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Four Cross-Departmental Benefits of Electronic Access Control

To date, the shift from traditional locks and keys to electronic access control systems for cabinets has focused on mitigating security vulnerabilities and risks.

5 Common Types of Unauthorized Access and How to Combat Them

Before you evaluate or purchase an access control system, it is critical to have a good understanding of what you need such a system to do.

Access Control’s Grand Convergence

http://didarc.com/en/news/iot-and-its-valuesThe access control industry is in the midst of a grand convergence. The emergence and now dominance of IP-centric video surveillance technology has overtaken the world of analog.

10 Triggers for Transition

Integrators can help their customers derive significant value from shifting their traditional way of thinking about change, and by looking at it as an opportunity to invest in ongoing operational excellence rather than as the cost associated with reacting to adverse conditions.

10 Triggers for Transition

How to Offer Thermal Cameras as a Key Technology

Lower price points, among other key factors, is giving rise to the use of thermal cameras across a range of markets and applications.

How to Offer Thermal Cameras as a Key Technology

Lower price points, among other key factors, is giving rise to the use of thermal cameras across a range of markets and applications.

Video Analytics: Edge vs. Server-Based

The reliability and functionality of video analytics have advanced to a point where, for many security operations, it is no longer a question of “should we use video analytics?”

Video Analytics: Edge vs. Server-Based

The reliability and functionality of video analytics have advanced to a point where, for many security operations, it is no longer a question of “should we use video analytics?”

How the Hidden Value of Video Improves Business

For years, video surveillance has been used for security purposes, collecting footage for post-event investigation. Yet, according to various studies, this only accounts for 10 percent of data in the video.