They’re called crimes of opportunity for a reason. Property and valuables left unattended and unsecured, even for short periods of time, pose a temptation to thieves, employees, cleaning staff, contractors and building visitors. Cash, computers, business information/data, other valuables and even identities are prime targets for theft in an office environment any time there are security irregularities. Continue reading
Better Key Control Systems Benefit Users, Manufacturers and the Industry
Making things better for the user is a guiding principle of successful manufacturers and service organizations alike. In practice, this means taking a step-by-step approach in formulating, developing and testing to ensure that a new feature or product is truly wanted and needed. The evolution of many of the innovative and feature-rich functions in key control systems has been based on this principle and has resulted in a product solution that more effectively meets users’ needs. Continue reading
5 Ways Casinos Improve Security with Key Control
With the continued expansion of gaming markets in the U.S., including Massachusetts, Ohio, Maryland, Louisiana and New York, existing and new casinos are increasingly relying on technology to comply with regulations and improve security. Key control and management technology can help casinos achieve these objectives – and here are five reasons why. Continue reading
Key Management and Business Continuity
Business continuity is an important concept that is trending across the globe. It is generally defined as planned actions that will help ensure the stability of an organization and often pertains to physical security technology and activities. Continue reading
Decisions, Decisions, Decisions
It is estimated the number of decisions that a person makes throughout the day numbers in the thousands. From major decisions regarding a large purchase to minor decisions as to what to eat for breakfast, each produces a final choice that may or may not prompt action. Making those decisions however requires identifying options and then making a selection based on values, preferences and the potential for the various selections to meet the needs. Continue reading
Key Control Systems Heat Up in Multiple Markets
Physical security solutions have almost no boundaries when it comes to applications. Conventionally found in casinos, correctional institutes, educational facilities and so on, advances in digital technology and network capability have expanded the use of physical security systems well beyond original capabilities and intentions. Continue reading
Leadership in Key Control Systems Evident in Core Strengths
Sustained growth in the physical security marketplace has attracted a number of new players to the industry. Mergers and acquisitions and the development of new technologies have also contributed toward a changing landscape. The trend appears to be prevalent across a wide sweep of security fields including key control and asset management. Continue reading
Key Control Systems Help Ensure Property Security in Hot Real Estate Market
Pick up any newspaper today or read any online news feed and you are certain to come across an article on the growing activity in the real estate market. The number of listings is increasing and prices across the board are finally beginning to rise again. Continue reading
Key Control Procedures in Hotels Bring Added Security
It’s almost summer and with that season comes the annual summer vacation. After a few years of “staycations” many families this year are on the road to explore national parks, visit a theme park/resort, spend a week at the beach or even go see the grandparents. Continue reading
Key Control Systems Recognized as Critical to Physical Security
Since their debut in the marketplace more than 20 years ago, automated key control systems have maintained their popularity as an essential security tool for seamlessly managing and tracking facility keys. They are regularly found in casinos, correctional facilities, health care institutions, hospitality and retail businesses, multi-family buildings and educational campuses. Continue reading