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    Does your physical security program account for today’s evolving threat landscape?
    William Sako
    Dec. 20, 2024
    Security programs aren’t a one-and-done scenario—they’re constantly evolving in response to threats and available technologies. Consider these five essential steps to make sure...
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    Andrew Froehlich
    Jan. 31, 2024
    Improvements and reduced costs in biometrics are making them a more viable option for buildings where additional security is needed.
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    Robert Nieminen
    Nov. 14, 2023
    Whether it's monitoring energy and water usage or improving security, these five products can help achieve your goals.
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    Andrew Froehlich
    July 11, 2023
    Cable-free door controller endpoints are now available for building owners looking to expand or update their physical security infrastructure, but they might not always be the...
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    Matt Vincent
    June 5, 2023
    Meridia Village Commons residents in South Orange, N.J. will benefit from a seamless secure building entry experience via LatchOS, Latch Lens, and Marks’ proven, secure lock hardware...
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    Access control can be used proactively, but training and education for the humans on your property is the real key to keeping everyone safer.
    Janelle Penny
    June 1, 2023
    Too many property professionals believe that high-tech solutions that make buildings secure are the key to keeping people safe. This BOMA session flips that paradigm and reveals...