Security leader notes examples of intricate dance between security screeners, hospital entrants, and technology utilized at healthcare facilities.

In the often fast-paced healthcare sector, security leaders have to build security into everyday procedures.

As millions of people head to shopping malls and outdoor shopping areas, it is important to maintain vigilance because crime does not take a holiday.

Visitor management systems can help organizations of all sizes by enhancing security, improving efficiency and increasing accountability.

The Academy Awards will have a crisis team this year for increased guest and staff security as public events increase back to pre-pandemic levels.

Access control, visitor management and crowd control technologies can help secure stadiums and arenas despite staffing shortages.

Weapons detection screening is being rolled out at Huntsville City Schools (HCS) and added onto existing security to protect students and staff.

Richneck Elementary School, the Virginia school where a 6-year-old allegedly shot his teacher, has reopened its doors with new safety protocols. 

A data center company in Oman added perimeter and building surveillance, automated gates, and alarm systems to its new facility to up physical security.

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