Written by George Moawad
To tackle rising data breaches and fast-evolving privacy regulations, businesses must now merge physical security with IT.
Physical security departments are recognising the value of cloud technologies for resource optimization, and many are embracing the benefits of hybrid solutions.
Dated access control systems pose increased cybersecurity threat, opening firms to cyberattacks and malware, potentially costing millions and damaging reputations.
Integrated systems in physical security may soon be outdated as unified solutions offer better efficiency and adaptability, as well as actionable business intelligence.
Amid rising concerns over data privacy, organisations are prioritising security without compromising individual privacy, leveraging a unified privacy-centred approach and secure technology to balance protection and compliance.
AI technology is changing the physical security industry, with machine learning and deep learning enhancing detection and object classification.
Recent Genetec survey reveals a rising awareness of cyber threats targeting physical security systems, sparking increased investment in cybersecurity resources and protocols.
Organisations are reviewing how data gathered from their physical security systems can optimise, protect and enhance their business operations in unique ways.
