Archive for the ‘business intelligence’ Category

• 3 Steps to a More Secure Business

  • October 6th, 2022
  • Posted in Access Control, business intelligence, Cloud Security, Commercial Security, Cybersecurity, Networked Security, Security Technology
  • Tags: Business security, commercial security, Cybersecurity, physical security, security policies, security strategies, Security Technology, security upgrades

  Running a business is a lot of work, and sometimes security can fall by the wayside. Daily tasks and business management can keep anyone busy, but it is absolutely critical for any company, from the smallest startup to the largest… Read More

• Tracking How Mass Notification Undergoes Evolution Amidst COVID-19

  • November 6th, 2020
  • Posted in business intelligence
  • Tags: covid-19, Data, information technology

  Campus security often relies on mass notification. This technology is an innovation that we all take for granted now, but schools are not the only institutions that have campus grounds to protect. Even though many changes have disrupted the way… Read More

• How Leveraging the Power of AI Can Benefit Your Business

  • September 18th, 2020
  • Posted in business intelligence
  • Tags: AI, artificial intelligence, business intelligence

  AI, or artificial intelligence, can be more powerful than you might think. Leveraging the power of AI can enhance many different technological systems and security solutions. It all comes down to what you need to be extra vigilant – private… Read More

• 3 Ways Security Managers Can Better Ensure the Safety of Their Organizations

  • March 24th, 2016
  • Posted in business intelligence

  Every day, it seems America is becoming more dangerous. From news of disgruntled employees who have gone on violent shooting sprees at their former workplaces to terrorist attacks to cybersecurity crimes, there are seemingly endless ways in which your workplace… Read More

• Protecting Critical Patient Information :: Physical Access Control

  • July 5th, 2012
  • Posted in ARK Systems, business intelligence, Cybersecurity
  • Tags: ARK Systems, best security in maryland, CCTV, contractor, emergency response, hipaa, mass notification emergency communication, security assessment, security cameras, testing, Twitter

  Under HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, a patient’s personal information and medical history must be protected both physically and electronically. Because of this, HIPAA also requires healthcare organizations with access to critical patient information to assess their… Read More

• The Biometrics Industry and Maryland

  • March 16th, 2012
  • Posted in ARK Systems, Biometrics, business intelligence, Cybersecurity, Security Trends
  • Tags: biological, biometrics, cloud technology, Cyber-cryptographic technology, Cybersecurity, Fingerprint analysis, identification and verification, Maryland, Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, physical access control

  Biometrics – the identification and verification of individuals via biological and even behavioral traits – is expected to become an $11 billion industry by 2017. And many believe that biometrics could be the answer to Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley’s (D)… Read More

• The Benefits of Off-Site Video Monitoring and Storage

  • January 25th, 2012
  • Posted in ARK Systems, business intelligence, ehanced business intelligence, intelligent technology, Security Image, Security Trends, surveillance cameras, surveillance monitoring, Wired Networks
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  As much as we would like to think otherwise, security systems for homes and security systems for businesses are pretty different. Both have their own goals and both have their own unique set of challenges. And then there are homeowners… Read More

• Video Continues to Enhance Its Security Image

  • January 5th, 2012
  • Posted in ARK Systems, business intelligence, intelligent technology, Security Image, Security Trends, surveillance cameras, surveillance monitoring
  • Tags: 080 pixels, Analytics, Analyze, ark, ARK Systems, assessment, clearer picture, contractor with experience, conventional analog equipment, defined as a minimum resolution of 720-1, design, emergence of VMS, ever-increasingly sophisticated software, exponential growth, Facebook, Government, hd video, HDcctv, healthcare, High Quality Optics, High-definition video, Homeland Security, human monitoring, identification of individuals, include education, installation, IP-based Systems, leading edge of the technological revolution, limits of technology, machine vision designed, Megapixel Security Cameras, new security innovation, nonproprietary platforms to facilitate interoperability, operational applications, pioneered for broadcast television, prices continue to fall, reasonable price points, reliability, Security Industry, service, sophistication of video surveillance systems, special applications like license plate recognition (LPR), storage capacity, TCP/IP, testing, the utilization of fewer cameras to cover a given area, track, trackable success in security, transportation, Twitter, unified user interface, Video analytics, Video Continues to Enhance Its Security Image, Video Management Systems and Software (VMS), video surveillance or closed circuit television, video surveillance technology, video these systems capture

  The security industry is always on the leading edge of the technological revolution. This is especially true when it comes to video surveillance or closed circuit television (CCTV), which has been around since the 1970s. Video cameras combine proven reliability,… Read More

• US Park Police Leverage Video Surveillance for Large Scale Events

  • December 16th, 2011
  • Posted in ARK Systems, business intelligence, surveillance cameras, surveillance monitoring
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  Who said you can’t teach an old dog new tricks? The country’s oldest uniformed police agency – the U.S. Park Police – has implemented a bold new video sharing initiative for its large-scale events. This cutting edge video surveillance technology… Read More

• GSN Exclusive: Integrated security system will safeguard new WTC site

  • December 8th, 2011
  • Posted in ARK Systems, business intelligence, Early Warning Systems, ehanced business intelligence, intelligent technology, Security Trends, surveillance cameras, surveillance monitoring
  • Tags: 10 years ago, access, access managment, ark, ARK Systems, autonomous, available, biological, building owners, buildings, chemical, comercial, contractor, control, cooling systems, coordination, crcuial security, credential management, design, doors, emergency situation, equipped, event, expert, Facebook, fire, fire alarms, GSN Exclusive: Integrated security system will safeguard new WTC site, heating, identity, information management, installation, installed, integrate identity, intercoms, intrusion, management, memorial, new system, nuclear detection systems, options, port authorities, portals, prevention coordination, radio communications, radiological, security awareness, security cameras, security gates, security project, service, shares, single platform, state of the art security systems, terrorist attacks, testing, the world trade center's new security platform, Twitter, utilize a security system, Video surveillance, world trade center

  With security awareness heightened since the terrorist attacks of 10 years ago, it only makes sense that the new World Trade Center site be equipped with one of the most state-of-the-art security systems available. This is why the new site… Read More