The same secure chip technology that’s been rolled out in the banking world for ATM and credit card transactions is sweeping across sectors throughout the American economy.

When I speak with security executives privately about their challenges, one that I often hear is the pressure of time, budget and resources.

Through dozens of meetings with end users, integrators, dealers and manufacturers at ISC West, a few trends start to emerge. In the coming months, we're keeping our eyes peeled for changes and advancements in biometrics, analytics and cybersecurity. 

U.S. tech sector employment grew by nearly 3 percent in 2016, approaching seven million workers, according to Cyberstates 2017™, by CompTIA.

Due to the natural aging process, automatic facial recognition systems are less likely to recognize your face after a period of six years, according to a study at Michigan State University.

GSOC, SOC, VSOC, JSOC, NOC, INSOC... The possibilities are endless when it comes to a center, building, or facility that mitigates and responds to enterprise security issues, either within the U.S. or on a global level.

Whether you’re attending ISC West on your own or with your integrator, or just watching the new security technology arrive from afar, there are many new solutions on the horizon for video surveillance, access management, mobile credentials and much more.

With so many security solutions on the market today, it can be tempting to chase the brightest new technologies to improve security operations in your enterprise.

This enhanced automatic optical turnstile satisfies the most rigorous security demands while providing for numerous integration opportunities.

There are critical questions that the enterprise security executive team should be asked before preparing to purchase any physical security solution.