This platform, Mobile Access Control Entities, supports Bluetooth, NFC and QR-codes to identify people using virtual credentials, which are stored in a MACE app.

This mobile surveillance system is purpose-built to assist public safety personnel in the coverage of urban events and incidents, especially those of a chaotic or changing nature, such as large sporting events or city-wide festivals.

The latest version of this access control platform features a new look and feel to accommodate wider monitors, compatibility with the latest operating systems, up to 16 privilege levels for responders during lockdown, data sharing, integration with biometrics, and more.

This single-wing access gate is designed to either coordinate with the Speedlane Lifeline series or be used as a standalone installation.

This 1080p WiFi camera features motorized pan and tilt capabilities for expanded coverage and control.

These 10 new security and risk management products are to be showcased at this year’s ASIS International 62nd Annual Seminar & Exhibits in Orlando, Florida.

While these recorders can function as traditional standalone NVRs, they were purposefully built to leverage the power of the cloud, enabling virtual elimination of software client installation and upgrades, simplified user permissions management, improved remote connectivity through a single universal sign-on, and improved ability to export and share video clips.

This system offers two-door Web-based access control with expansion capabilities up to eight devices.

This solution, easily mounted to utility poles or walls, monitors audio for specific events such as gunshots, aggressive speech, breaking glass or car alarms.

The newest version of the EntraPass security management system features Microsoft Active Directory integration to simplify the management of operator profiles.