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Is your access control system still working or is it quietly becoming a liability?

Our latest blog by David Benson from Pro-Tec Design shares expert insight on why many organizations fall into the “out of sight, out of mind” trap when it comes to access control and how aging systems can introduce hidden risks over time.

From unsupported hardware and cybersecurity gaps to poor integrations and performance slowdowns, David outlines the key warning signs that your system may be reaching end-of-life—and what to do about it.

This blog also breaks down practical strategies for modernization, including phased upgrades, transitioning to secure credentials, and aligning with IT and cybersecurity standards, all without disrupting operations.

Don’t wait for a failure to force your hand.

Read the full blog here: https://hubs.la/Q04dC1jN0

Modernizing Aging Access Control Systems: Knowing When It’s Time to Act Outdated access control systems can create security gaps and inefficiencies. Learn how to identify risks and modernize with a proactive, phased approach.

📢 Security-Net is proud to welcome its newest member: John Wever, CTO of ITD Texas (Integrated Technologies and Design).

ITD Texas strengthens Security-Net’s presence in the Southwest while bringing deep expertise in federal government and mission-critical security projects. From Department of Defense and Homeland Security work to complex, high-security installations, their team has built a reputation for delivering where it matters most.

John and his team exemplify the technical excellence, collaboration, and commitment to innovation that define the Security-Net network. Their addition not only enhances regional coverage, but also creates new opportunities for members to support national and government clients and share best practices.

Please join us in welcoming John Wever and ITD Texas to Security-Net!
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Security-Net welcomes new member, John Wever of ITD Texas Security-Net welcomed its newest member, John Wever, CTO of ITD Texas, with offices in El Paso and the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Remote video monitoring is evolving fast—and many organizations are rethinking how they manage security as a result.

What’s driving the shift? Two key technologies: edge computing and hybrid cloud architecture.

In this new blog by Louis Boulgarides from Ollivier Managed Security, we break down how these innovations are:
✔ Enabling real-time alerts and smarter analytics at the camera level
✔ Reducing bandwidth costs and improving privacy
✔ Delivering a scalable, cost-effective alternative to “pure cloud” models
✔ Transforming how commercial real estate and other industries approach security

The future of video monitoring isn’t just cloud—it’s smarter, faster, and more efficient.

👉 Read the full blog to see how your organization can benefit: https://hubs.la/Q049jV940

Why Edge Computing and Hybrid Cloud Are Transforming Remote Video Monitoring Remote video monitoring has become one of the fastest-growing areas of investment, but the real transformation that is happening today comes from edge computing and hybrid cloud architecture.