Property managers carry the weight of tenant safety, asset protection, and liability management. From apartment complexes to commercial properties, they must ensure secure, accessible environments—often with limited resources and evolving threats. Top Challenges Property Managers Face Accessibility vs. Security Balancing open access with controlled entry is tricky. Tenants and visitors want convenience, but poor controls […]

The CISA K‑12 School Security Guide Product Suite offers a comprehensive set of resources for improving physical security in schools. Central to the suite is the third‑edition K‑12 School Security Guide, which outlines a layered, systems‑based approach, including vulnerability assessments and planning. Accompanying tools include the School Security Assessment Tool (SSAT), training modules, and companion guides tailored

In today’s rapidly evolving environment, IT leaders are increasingly tasked with managing not just networks and data but the physical security of facilities as well. Whether it’s due to hybrid work environments, rising compliance demands, or integrated building systems, physical security has become part of the IT domain. If you’re evaluating security technology for your

Physical security is the foundation of trust, safety, and operational stability. Whether you manage a single facility or a multi-location enterprise, understanding the pillars of physical security is critical. At AEGIS Protective Services, we believe these three factors are non-negotiable: People: Professional security personnel provide a visible deterrent to potential threats. But it’s not just

The worlds of physical security, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence (AI) are rapidly intersecting, transforming how organizations protect their people, property, and data. This evolution is not theoretical; it’s happening now, with real-world applications that deliver smarter, faster, and more proactive security outcomes. Here are five key insights into how this convergence is reshaping the

In today’s digital and physical landscape, security technology is no longer just a facilities concern—it’s a core component of IT strategy. As threats become more sophisticated and convergence between cyber and physical security accelerates, Chief Technology Officers and IT professionals are increasingly tasked with ensuring their organization’s security infrastructure is both integrated and intelligent. Modern

Evaluating your physical security program is critical in protecting people, property, and operations. Whether you manage a single site or a national portfolio, asking the right questions helps uncover risks, measure effectiveness, and identify opportunities for improvement. Start with the basics: Have we conducted a recent risk assessment? Security threats evolve, and regular evaluations help

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the landscape of physical security by making systems more intelligent, efficient, and proactive. From video surveillance to access control, AI helps organizations detect threats faster, and improve overall safety. From video surveillance to access control, AI helps organizations detect threats faster, and improve overall safety. AI-powered video surveillance, unlike traditional

Protecting your facility goes far beyond simply installing security cameras or hiring guard services. A well-designed physical security plan is a proactive, layered approach that safeguards your people, property, and operations. Here’s why it matters: Every facility has unique risks: No two buildings are the same. Risk assessments help identify vulnerabilities based on layout, usage,

In 2025, physical security is more complex than ever. From rapidly evolving threats to an overload of new technology, organizations face mounting pressure to keep people, property, and possibilities safe. While cameras, access control, and security guards remain critical, today’s security environment demands much more. So, why is physical security so hard in 2025? First,