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Security leaders should consider the safety of their employees and visitors not only when inside a building, but everywhere on company property.

In an effort to proactively protect its congregants against gun-related threats, a California church has recently adopted AI-based gun detection.

Security magazine highlights different video surveillance solutions, including artificial intelligence (AI) technology for enhanced video management. 

New security technologies can streamline processes in ways to justify the upfront cost, especially in times of limited staff.

Karen Delgado reflects on her evolving security career at Empire City Casino by MGM Resorts International.

The Port of Valparaiso in Chile is updating its video surveillance systems. The port receives the highest number of passenger arrivals in Chile.

In an effort to improve emergency response, Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises have implemented AI-based gun detection video analytics at all its properties.

The Woodbine Entertainment Group (WEG) in Toronto is updating its security measures for access control, video surveillance and management.

As surveillance technology evolves, security leaders have come to rely on a wide variety of cameras for law enforcement, motion detection and more.

The consequences of a few non-functional cameras can mean a breakdown in the security solution and lead to adverse outcomes such as uncaught criminals or property loss.