The responsibility of protecting performers, staff and visitors demands layers of planning and responsiveness driven by intelligent video solutions.

Utility organizations, like other critical infrastructure sites, are faced with ever-present challenges to protect facilities, people and assets.

Now more than ever, reliable security systems require proactive device maintenance and lifecycle management to ensure continuous video coverage. 

Video surveillance is as critical as ever and it will continue to play a central role in retail security to protect stores, customers and employees.

The Safe Schools Act and the Strengthening School Security for Students Act have been introduced to congress to bolster national school safety.

Investing in security solutions such as access control, video surveillance and analytics can provide peace of mind and help protect school campuses.

The Video Surveillance Report 2022 from IFSEC Global identified artificial intelligence (AI) as a key trend in video surveillance.

The county of Rockland, New York is rolling out a new bus safety program that works by having cameras detect when vehicles pass a stopped bus. 

For industries with security guard services, technology has opened the door to new opportunities, better coverage and more comprehensive protection.

Chicago Public Schools launches a security camera investment plan to improve school safety by adding new cameras and updating outdated systems.