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Upgrading to a modern, unified access control system isn’t just about keeping pace with technology — it’s about building a security foundation that can adapt as your organization grows and changes. 

As colleges and universities look for ways to streamline operations and better protect students and faculty, it’s clear that fragmented, manually intensive access control systems are no longer sustainable. 

How biometric access delivers airtight control and audit-ready visibility in the tightly regulated cannabis industry.

Rather than relying on outdated systems like peg boards and handwritten logs, hospitality managers are increasingly adopting intelligent key cabinets integrated with centralized access control platforms.

It has been over a decade since the first mobile access solutions began transforming how the world operates — including how people gain access to secured doors, gates, networks, services and more. 

Security magazine has highlighted a few recently released risk management products.

Though essential to daily operations, temporary populations can become a security blind spot.

Many properties still rely on brass keys, manual processes, and disconnected digital tools, all of which appear functional but quietly create operational drag.

Protecting 14 campuses and learning centers is almost herculean. But that’s what the security team of Portland Community College (PCC) in Portland, Oregon does for one of the Northwest’s largest college systems. 

Security magazine highlights a variety of access control products.