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The aftermath of COVID-19 has wrought big changes in the way we do business. For the foreseeable future, up to 86% of businesses state that remote work conditions will continue even after the pandemic runs its course.
Cybersecurity and physical security used to be distinctly different industries, always treated as separate systems within a given business.
Technology can offer a definite benefit to society and businesses if they are prepared to evolve and adapt.
Business leaders are always looking ahead, watching how market shifts, consumer behavior, and technology changes over time so they can plan their next move.
For healthcare organizations, there are two things to consider when relying on in-place information technology systems for access control. The first is ease of use and the second is security.
To lease or to buy a printer, that is the question.
Document security has always been a challenge, particularly for education-based organizations.
Remote learning is becoming more and more popular if not necessary since the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. While many schools are opening fully, many educational institutions will be teaching online, or at least partially through remote learning.
