The outdoor Trove1M1WP enclosure from Altronix features a backplane that allows for easy integration with Altronix power and Mercury/Lenel access controllers.
Vicon’s VAX Access Control solution now includes mobile credentialing, enabling users to present their smartphones at Bluetooth-enabled VAX door readers instead of cards or fobs.
Intuitive LED lights on the Lifeline Boost access control pedestal mount detect visitors approaching and guide them through clearly and easily without compromising the flow of foot traffic.
The G100 wireless digital glass lock from Adams Rite enables security leaders to extend their success control to single or double all-glass doors easily and affordably without sacrificing aesthetics.
Symmetry Security Management System v.9 from AMAG Technology
November 16, 2018
Security directors can install, upgrade and configure their Symmetry Security Management System through AMAG Technology’s ninth version of its access control software, which is streamlined to be more efficient and dramatically reduce setup time.
From hardware to keycards to RFID, smartphones, software and more, access control encompasses a vast number of options for security leaders to manage who enters their facilities.
HID Global® was selected by Skanska—one of the world’s leading project development and construction groups with operations in Europe and North America—to incorporate HID’s mobile solution for secure access to its new office complex in Warsaw.
One of the most fascinating elements of the security industry is that it's always evolving. Trends, technologies and techniques emerge daily, with one goal in mind: creating a safer world for people and assets. Change is inevitable in all facets of the security market, and fresh ideas that lead to cutting-edge, innovative processes are always contributing to the advancement of the industry.
Access control is considered to be an important piece of the smart building puzzle due to the quality of information access control systems can provide regarding building occupants’ whereabouts and how they move through the building.
