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The rise of generative AI is expected to revolutionize the ways we use our security systems along with the information that these systems will be able to provide. These promises of new levels of efficiency, accuracy and depth of data from gen-AI are capturing most of the attention and discussions around this technology and its influences on the security market.

Cameras are now producing more data than ever before, and the security industry is at the heart of this data boom. This shift to a data-centric world is driving the market in sectors like retail analytics, business intelligence platforms, parking providers, and beyond, with companies integrating analytical backends that process this data at an increasingly large scale.

Advanced electronic access control (EAC) systems revolutionized physical security, providing smarter and more adaptable entry/egress management for modern facilities. However, not all EAC systems are created equal. While many focus on software capabilities like real-time monitoring and mobile credentialing, the true differentiator can often lie in the quality of the physical locks they rely on. High-grade mechanical locks provide the strength, durability, and security needed to complement advanced technologies, ensuring consistent and reliable performance.

What impact might some of the biggest technology trends have on the direction of the security industry?

Eagle Eye Automations is a flexible and extensible rules engine for automating tasks that empowers businesses to proactively and economically improve security, safety and business operations

As part of its ongoing integration efforts, Integrated Security Technologies Inc. (IST), long known for its expertise in the federal sector, has been rebranded as UT Government.

The report was authored by cyber-physical security experts John Deskurakis and Chris Lynch and developed with support from sponsors Allegion, M.C. Dean, ONVIF and Wesco.

When an emergency call button is pressed on a Talkaphone tower, the autonomous drone is deployed to surveil the area while first responders are en route, establishing an instant eyes-in-the-sky security presence.

Guardian will add three new branch locations as a result, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Morgantown, West Virginia; and Williamsport, Pennsylvania.

This agreement aims to create innovative business models in robotics and physical security by combining Suprema’s AI-based integrated security solutions with Hyundai Motor Group Robotics LAB’s advanced robotics technology.