Held Jan. 26, the webinar will feature a Q&A session during which attendees are invited to pose questions to the speakers and discuss trends and needs from the standards community.

Malfy Alarm Founders Sarah and Philip Malfy will remain with American Alarm full-time to continue to serve and grow the company’s combined customer base across Cape Cod.

The Riverside Police Department went live with the Automated Secure Alarm Protocol program during a pilot session in mid-December.

The Fire Protection Research Foundation (FPRF) will also serve in an advisory service capacity for five additional grants with multiple federal agencies, including NASA.

Bevan Security, based in Delran, N.J., specializes in intrusion and fire alarm systems, access control, central station monitoring, video surveillance systems and 24-hour emergency service. 

Shield Fire & Security, established in 2009 by John Verville, services hundreds of businesses and residents across Southern Nevada.

Short Circuit will be folded into Pavion’s security business unit, led by Jim Muncey, and continue going to market under its legacy brand.

To nominate a Project of the Year, complete and return the online nomination form so it arrives in SDM’s inbox no later than Friday, Jan. 13.

When it comes to crime in the coming year, 29 percent of survey respondents believe security incidents will continue to increase in 2023, up from about 27 percent entering 2022.

The patent builds on earlier SDS patents, which focused on techniques for privacy-centric gunshot detection in an indoor environment utilizing two-factor authentication.