Wireless systems offer so much to the systems integration installer. They remove the expense of running wire to all access points—a project that takes too much time, costs too much and raises havoc ...

The providers are out there, and their solutions aren’t as limited as you may think. Wireless transmission has long been a subject of technical fascination. Significant advances in wireless burglar ...

Wireless access solutions are now protecting tens of thousands of doorways, from government agencies to university residence halls, and their use will continue to expand. Open architecture designs ...

While wireless transmission has been used in video surveillance applications for many years — long before the convergence of IP and physical security — its use for electronic access control is ...

Security technology pros like wireless access control and locks for many reasons. Wireless systems let them achieve wired system benefits without the cost of hardwired systems. Installing wireless ...

The latest edition of Assa Abloy’s long-running Wireless Access Control Report has just been published, and the 2025 report paints a picture of a maturing market where digital and mobile solutions are ...

The next path for standalone systems, say many in the marketplace, is wireless. "There's definitely a trend toward wireless," noted Rick Rasmussen, vice president-sales and marketing at OSI Security ...

CUPERTINO, Calif., June 25, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mist Systems, a Juniper Networks (NYSE: JNPR) company, today announced a strategic relationship with ForescoutTechnologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: FSCT), ...

Most people have probably heard of software-as-a-service (SaaS) by now, but what about keys-as-a-service (KS)? This new technology is a game-changer for retail businesses. KS is a cloud-based control ...

Editor's Note: State of the access control market, part I revealed the top five, current trends in the market as explained by industry-leading physical access control-minded security professionals of ...

Follow these guidelines to protect the confidentiality and integrity of e-mail and other data broadcast over a wireless network. IT DOESN’T TAKE MUCH TO SNEAK onto someone else’s wireless network.