Cheap IP-KVM devices widely used in enterprise environments have been found to contain critical security vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to seize low-level control of entire networks, ...

The ideal complete network electronic technology IP security solution combines video management, access control, video analytics, intrusion alerts and other systems and devices onto a single networked ...

When I joined the security industry in the 1990s, most electronic access control systems were based on analog technology from the previous decades. By the end of the 90s, the industry introduced its ...

Electronic access control is yet another technology that lends itself well to a network infrastructure, even more so than video in some ways, as we’ll see. The first generation of IP access control ...

DoorBird, global provider of IP video door intercoms and access control devices introduced its latest access control system, the A1122. Compact and IP-based, the multi-technology device is suitable ...

A critical element in securing your business is controlling access to your business space. While cyber security tends to be front of mind for many businesses, controlling who enters your business and ...

RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J.--Staying true to the company's core, DVTel, a purveyor of IP video surveillance, acquired Security Applications Inc., an IP-based access control systems software company in early ...

Using one network to control multiple solutions certainly has its benefits. The move to Internet Protocol – or IP – based networks is making it easier to operate and simplify the expansion and ...

TEANECK, N.J.—Hanwha Vision has announced the launch of OnCAFE (Cloud Access For Everyone), a cloud-hosted Access Control as a Service platform and the latest tool in the company’s expanding line of ...

Facility managers of the future will be astonished when they discover that building systems were not always seamlessly integrated into a single enterprise-wide information technology network. “You ...

New technology for access control systems is being constantly developed. Peter Ward examines the new products available and asks: what lies ahead for the security industry? Controlling the ins and ...