Category: Security Technology

Healthcare organizations experience workplace violence more than any other industry. Fortunately, healthcare facilities can implement effective security measures, such as a weapons detection, to strengthen their security posture while maintaining a welcoming environment.

In light of recent events, school leaders are turning to technology, specifically weapons detection systems, to ensure that students, staff, and visitors do not bring weapons or other threatening metallic objects into school buildings. 3Sixty Integrated has partnered with CEIA USA to integrate weapons detection technology into your security infrastructure and enhance threat deterrence.

The era of smart buildings is here. Buildings with autonomous functionality to control lighting, climate, access control, fire detection, and video surveillance are labeled smart because of their high energy efficiencies and integrated systems. Yet, while these features rightfully get a lot of praise and attention, people tend to overlook all the subsequent security concerns. 

Today’s access control systems (ACS) are used for much more than granting or denying access based on cardholder rights. The proliferation of Internet of Things (IoT) and Internet Protocol (IP) based devices and their seamless connection to the internet has increased physical security capabilities and their role in large-scale security system deployments.  

Video analytics have come a long way since their inception. Modern advancements in AI, machine learning, and software have expanded use cases for video analytics to meet the needs of organizations across all industries. From business intelligence to risk mitigation and ROI generation, the uses for video analytics continue to grow. Here are our top five use cases for video analytics today.

If 2021 was the year of COVID-driven security solutions, 2022 will be all about addressing the “new normal.” While we are not out of the woods yet, organizations that make use of technologies with multiple applications will be the ones to find electronic security success. 

With the recent influx of smash-and-grab ATM thefts snowballing throughout the U.S., it has become clear that companies must be prepared to combat both present and future security threats. We are still decades away from the in-person banking experience becoming obsolete, so companies need to keep up with emerging technologies if they have any chance of keeping their assets safe and secure in the future.

While touch-free access control has been gaining popularity for years, the technology has really seen a surge in the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic. Now more than ever its critical to react quickly and be open to change in order to minimize spread and ensure safety.

Enterprise access control systems have become a target for hackers who look for the easy way in. Here are 4 ways to ensure your system is secure.

Amazon is considering using drones not simply to deliver packages but additionally to provide surveillance as a service to its customers, based on a patent granted to Amazon earlier this month by the US Patent and Trademark Office.