Cutting-edge technologies continue to push the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of wireless communication and security applications. It seems like every week there is something new in the technology front that enhances our capabilities in the security world. Most notably since the revelation of ChatGPT, almost everything recently seems to be “AI” …
In an ever-evolving world with increasing security concerns, it has become imperative for businesses and organizations to prioritize the implementation of robust security systems. However, choosing the right approach and ensuring an effective security setup is not always straightforward. A renewed trend that was prevalent a couple of decades ago was for integrators to offer …
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This article was taken from another website and modified to add some additional details. I was looking online for some simple definitions of lockset types and found this page by The Flying Locksmiths. I have no connection to this business and they don’t even know who I am, but I liked the information so much …
A question that comes up frequently for us when working on security projects with high density device counts is conduit fill. That National Electrical Code typically wants to limit conduit fill to less than 40% of the capacity for cables in the raceway. This is based upon the dimensions of the conductors and the potential …
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We put together a quick demo of the PinPoint Survey Application using some public data scraped from the web for all the US Amazon sites. The equipment names and photos are all generated, so don’t get too excited about thinking there are real Amazon security equipment details being posted on the web. Some of the …
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[dropcap style=”round” color=”blue-grey”]S[/dropcap]everal years ago, I worked on a project prototype for a major group of sea ports that had an interest to use the state’s drivers license image database for facial recognition/verification of TWIC applicants and the eventual use for identity verification for critical card access points. The main focus of the project was …
[dropcap style=”square” color=”blue-grey”]W[/dropcap]hen working with a client once, they asked us to help harden their biological research labs by recommending additional security measures they could install. We did an initial and very casual walkthrough with them of the labs and how they were used. They were particularly proud of the Hirsch Scramblepads they had installed …