Portnox today shared findings from "AI Drives New Access Control Requirements," an IDC InfoBrief sponsored by the company. The research finds enterprise buyers ranking AI agent access as their top ...

Gate Sentry, a leader in mobile-first access control and visitor management solutions, today announced further expansion into ...

The primary function of access control solutions has historically been quite literal—controlling access to openings and points of entrance and egress. But today, access control is becoming much more ...

Work and life have shifted drastically over the past few years, and organizations have been forced to make extreme changes to their daily operations to remain afloat. Adjusting to the continuously ...

IntroductionManaging who can enter a building is an important part of protecting people, property, equipment, and ...

A seasoned small business and technology writer and educator with more than 20 years of experience, Shweta excels in demystifying complex tech tools and concepts for ...

Genea MCP, a Model Context Protocol server that lets teams manage cloud-native access control in plain language through AI ...

PLANO, Texas—After speculation about the future of Acre Security’s on-premise versus cloud-native access control, its chief technology officer is “setting the record straight”: Its on-premise platform ...

Finding the right access control for your organization is best done in stages. In this way, you’ll be able to foresee costs and activities that you must tackle both on short-term and long-term basis, ...

During its testimony on security weaknesses among federal agencies this week, the Government Accountability Office detailed a number of critical elements that make up effective protection systems.

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 ...

Humans are often pegged as the weakest link in cybersecurity -- and to a great extent, that’s true. But in my experience, this axiom misses the bigger point: The reason it’s true is that most ...