In 2026, unified security platforms and AI-driven intelligence will continue to revolutionize campus safety by enabling proactive monitoring, seamless system integration, and predictive analytics.

MONTRÉAL—Genetec, a global provider of enterprise physical security software, has shared its top predictions for the physical security industry in 2026. Choice and flexibility will define the next ...

MONTRÉAL – Genetec has shared its top predictions for the physical security industry in 2024. To start with, Genetec has predicted that IT and physical security teams will become more united. The ...

A new free downloadable eBook, "Future-Ready Network Design for Physical Security Systems," explains in detail how physical security system network design has gone wrong and how we can fix it. In 2018 ...

The features you need in a business security system depend on your company, budget and the typical security risks you face.

As physical security systems in K–12 schools grow more sophisticated, the lines between IT and facilities management departments continue to blur. Increasingly, IT professionals — traditionally tasked ...

The rise of connected devices globally has increased the need for robust cybersecurity measures to protect users, consumers, and society. On average, a cyber-attack costs upwards of $4.88 million ...

Protecting students, teachers and staff requires a 360-degree approach as part of a holistic physical security strategy. Not only do schools need physical security measures, such as door locks and ...

Editor’s Note: With so many healthcare and educational facilities experiencing cyberattacks, we are re-publishing an article that was recently featured in our sister publication, Security Sales & ...

For most businesses, achieving the bottom line is the goal the whole team should strive for. But can they do that effectively when security threats get in the way? Besides dangers in cyberspace, other ...

Testing provides clear verification of whether a facility’s physical security meets industry standards and regulations. This ...

Rebecca Torchia is a web editor for EdTech: Focus on K–12. Previously, she has produced podcasts and written for several publications in Maryland, Washington, D.C., and her hometown of Pittsburgh.