There is never a wrong time to make sure your school is secure; look into an upgrade today.
School security doesn't have to be all or nothing. Implementing different technologies over time, though, requires careful analysis of likely issues.
A new building is made of many fundamental and essential elements – walls, ceilings, wood, steel, doors, windows, locks…hold it, locks?
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Many school face similar challenges around access control, such as understanding basic functionality and using proper terminology to describe what they want locks to do.
Access control technology is constantly evolving. Three considerations to keep in mind are access technologies, partnerships, and training.
Rather than looking for a single product to provide a lockdown solution, it's essential to look at the entire facility and consider the needs of each opening.
Start with the fundamentals. Make sure that perimeter doors and critical interior doors can be safely secured.
Every school needs an effective strategy for securing secondary perimeter openings.
A snapshot of the security industry's sustainability efforts reveals the many benefits of going green.
Energy-efficient equipment is a win-win for integrators and end-users.
The advent of wireless locking systems and mobile access has marked a major advance in electronic access control capabilities, enabling the installation of wireless locks in locations that were previously inaccessible or impractical.
A fundamental advantage of wireless locks and hardware is that they can be installed where conventional wired locks can’t go.
Wireless systems have literally opened an entirely new world of security solutions that were unavailable before .the technology became available.