Imagine a delivery driver arrives at 7:30 p.m. Your facility is closed, lights are off, and no one is on-site to accept packages. You still want deliveries to happen, but you do not want an unattended driver wandering into inventory aisles, offices,...

In schools and workplaces, a “propped open door” is rarely an act of malice. More often, it is a moment of convenience that creates a disproportionate risk. A staff member steps out without credentials, a delivery arrives, an overhead door is left...

Tom Mechler’s core message from his presentation at the 2025 Security Technology Forum was simple: most facilities already own a “sensor network” in their intrusion system, and they can use it for daily safety and operational efficiency, not just...