The Electronic Security Expo (ESX) announced its keynote speaker. A disruptive marketer, best-selling author and president of UnMarketing, Scott Stratten will force you to rethink everything you know about resonating with customers today, the organization said, adding that this marketing expert will address passionate electronic security professionals with a talk about today’s evolving business climate on the ESX main stage, Wednesday, June 20 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. in Nashville’s Music City Center.

NSCA announced the winners of the 2018 Excellence in Business awards in six categories.

Rodney Grant Garner, of Pleasant View, Utah, died on February 18, 2018, as a result of complications from surgery. 

Considering all the reports of hacks and breaches, you might get the feeling that data protection measures are not all they should be.

This white paper will provide an overview of the regulations expected to face substation managers in the next two years. . .

False fire alarms continue to be a problem for fire professionals, businesses, and the public.

UL released new requirements to smoke alarm standards. These standards now include criteria that address smoke characteristics between a fast-moving and smoldering fire, and the flammability of materials in modern household products. As well, the organization celebrated the grand opening of its new, state-of-the-art Smoke Detection Test Laboratory in Northbrook, Ill., on February 8.

What does the repeal of Net Neutrality mean for the security industry, which relies more and more on IP technology? SDM spoke with John Knox, president, Knox Integrated Systems, Knoxville, Tenn. Knox is a past president of the Electronic Security Association (ESA) and a current ESA Government Relations Committee member who has represented ESA in Washington about this issue.