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Secure Your Home During the Holidays

Secure Your Home During the Holidays

The most wonderful time of the year can easily transform into a nightmare. Being vigilant, while still enjoying the holiday season, is possible. The holiday season is the perfect time to start implementing security measures to protect one’s home and ensure security while out and about.
A Future in the Clouds

A Future in the Clouds

The cloud has become a pervasive term in everyone’s daily work and personal lives - from the explosion of content available on Internet streaming services to remote learning to social interactions. Everyone is living cloud-based lives.
These are Considered the Safest and Most Dangerous States in the U.S.

These are Considered the Safest and Most Dangerous States in the U.S.

WalletHub ranks the safest and most dangerous states using 52 key indicators, including personal, residential, financial, roads and more.
12-4-23 NESA National Monitor

12-4-23 NESA National Monitor

Public Safety Updates N.C. couple makes 6,200 9-1-1 calls in a decade11.28.23 - WGHP-TV (High Point, N.C.) - ...

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Tech Talk: Holiday Gifts for the Tech Enthusiasts in Your Life

Tech Talk: Holiday Gifts for the Tech Enthusiasts in Your Life

Highlighting some tech-related gifts that are most likely to put a big smile on the faces of even the toughest person to find something unique for.
3 Tips for Assessing Your Product Lines for 2024

3 Tips for Assessing Your Product Lines for 2024

As the end of 2023 nears, you are probably looking at your 2024 plans with a careful eye on what was successful in 2023 and what was not.
AI on the Edge

AI on the Edge

Discussions about the merits (or misgivings) around AI (artificial intelligence) are everywhere. In fact, you’d be hard-pressed to find an article or product literature without mention of it in our industry. If you’re not using AI by now in some capacity, congratulations may be in order since most people are using it in some form daily even without realizing it.
Security Entrances Move to Center

Security Entrances Move to Center

Fortunately, there is no need to construct a fortress-like entry that provides that high level of security. Today’s secured entry solutions make it possible to create a welcoming, attractive look and feel at the entry without compromising security. It is for this reason that security entrances have moved to the mainstream.
A Variety of Features

A Variety of Features

In today's world, the video management space encompasses a variety of features that are being influenced by market conditions and associated risks. Beyond the traditional, but still valuable, personnel and property security, and asset protection, organizations are leveraging their video management platforms across many departments to gain business intelligence.
Shaping the Industry

Shaping the Industry

Access control solutions are undergoing a rapid evolution, accompanied by the emergence of transformative trends that are revolutionizing the management of security and access across diverse spaces such as homes, offices, and institutions.

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Maryland businesses struggling to fill jobs

The unemployment rate in Maryland is now the lowest in the country at 1.7% in October. Most would think that is good news, but there is a downside to it. Businesses and several industries are struggling to fill vacancies. WBAL-TV looks into how that's possible.

Pearl using cameras to target uninsured drivers

The City of Pearl has partnered with Securix Mississippi to use existing traffic safety cameras to read license plates that will verify if a vehicle has insurance. Leaders said potential violations will be verified by a Pearl police officer, and a ticket will be mailed to the offender.