For many organisations, access control is still centred on the building. But operations and the majority of physical risk often are not.Jeroen van Os, Commercial Lead – Global Technology Partnerships at Nedap is urging companies to think more deeply about their access control systems...
The days of plastic employee ID badges may be numbered. Many have been swiping plastic cards to access their workplaces for years, but a new survey conducted in the US reveals substantial numbers of workers want to hang up their lanyards and use an...
Frost & Sullivan’s latest analysis, Frost Radar: Digital Trust and Esignature Ecosystem, 2026, reveals that in this era of digitalisation, enterprises are increasingly moving beyond basic electronic signatures toward comprehensive digital trust platforms that integrate identity verification, cryptographic assurance, and long-term document integrity. As...
There are four critical and unpredictable threats where attackers hold a significant advantage to successfully exploit weaknesses in targeted organisations according to Gartner, Inc., a business and technology insights company. These include deepfakes, AI application compromise, prompt injection and software supply chains. “The introduction...
Cost efficiency is higher than ever among the priorities of today’s security and facility managers. At the same time, the ways in which they must support their organisation is in a constant state of flux. Access is one area where cost savings can be...
As organisations scramble to gain an AI advantage, there’s a wide gap between their ambitions and what legacy infrastructure can support. These are critical takeaways from a new Cisco study, “No time to wait: The accelerating impact of AI on campus and branch networks.”...
