U.S. Government Incentivizes Security and Fire Protection Purchases
In 2018, the U.S. tax code is providing incentives for companies to invest in new security, fire alarm, and fire protection systems. Typically, these investments…Read more
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What Does NFPA Say About Security?
NFPA is the National Fire Protection Association. It is the Building Code that defines how and to what degree your facility must comply with fire…Read more
Maglocks – the Hardware of Last Resort
What happens to a maglock when you lose power? It unlocks! How does that sound to you when trying to create a secure environment? Access…Read more
Click-Click! It’s not supposed to work that way…
I was sitting in the waiting area of a business office the other day, and every time someone walked passed me I could hear the…Read more
This Area is Under Surveillance
What do you think that really means? Is someone really watching what you’re doing, right this minute? It certainly implies that surveillance is occurring. Many companies…Read more
Secure Card Transition
In my last post, I highlighted the vulnerability of 125kHz Proximity Cards and recommended that you start planning for a transition to a more secure…Read more
Prox Card Vulnerability
HID is the world’s largest provider of access control readers and credentials, so it’s not surprising to hear that they’ve been targeted by a hacker…Read more
Apples to Apples
When you go to the grocery store to buy a bag of a dozen apples – a dozen is a dozen. It’s straightforward. You can…Read more