A new report reveals five notable trends that may indicate the future of access control technology.

Monica Mellas, Vice President of Global Security at Materion, highlights the company's security practices in times of crisis.

Protecting assets from both internal and external theft is absolutely critical, making security and access controls a number one priority.

The effects of labor shortages, access control evolutions and cybersecurity challenges will remain top-of-mind for security professionals in 2023.

With the legalization of sports betting, casino security leaders must mitigate new fraud and access control challenges in their facilities.

Three-quarters of air passengers say they would prefer using biometric data instead of passports and boarding passes while traveling.

With a constant flow of visitors, healthcare settings need to balance security with visitor experience to maintain safe hospitals. Using biometrics can help.

The Digital Identity Services report by iProov surveyed 16,000 consumers globally to assess their attitudes toward facial verification in security practices.

Cruise passengers debarking at the Port of San Francisco can have their identity verified via facial biometrics operated by the Department of Homeland Security.

Travelers disembarking from Carnival Cruise Line journeys will now undergo a biometric screening process to confirm their identity at the Port of Baltimore.