Intelligent Perimeter Defense: Stop Threats Before They Become Breaches
By Jay Slaughterbeck, Chief Technology Officer, Minuteman Security & Life Safety
For years, perimeter security was largely defined by a physical boundary. Protect the fence line. Control the gates. Install cameras. Detect someone attempting to enter a protected area and respond.
Complacency may be one of the greatest threats to America’s critical infrastructure.
Author: By Doug Cherney, Director of Critical Infrastructure
Our electric grid, water systems, pipelines, transportation networks, telecommunications, and other essential services operate so reliably that we often assume they will always be available.
The Weakest Link on Campus
Author: Eric Joseph | Global Director, Business Development and Strategy
Why higher education’s 125 kHz prox card problem is not going away. For years, organizations viewed physical security and cybersecurity as two separate disciplines. One team managed doors, cameras, and alarms. Another protected networks, endpoints, and cloud applications.
That separation no longer exists.
Why More Organizations Are Moving Security from CAPEX to OPEX
Author: Jack Johnson, Chief Revenue Officer, Minuteman Security & Life Safety
For decades, investing in security technology followed a familiar pattern.
Organizations secured capital funding, purchased new systems, installed the infrastructure, and expected it to serve them for years before the next major investment cycle.
Community Health Centers Don’t Need More Security Products. They Need Better Security Readiness.
Author: David White
Community health centers exist to remove barriers to care. They’re designed to be accessible, welcoming, and deeply connected to the communities they serve.
AI and the Future of Critical Infrastructure Security
Author: Doug Cherney, Director of Critical Infrastructure
For decades, electric utilities have operated with a simple but critical mission: keep power flowing safely, reliably, and continuously. While that mission has not changed, the environment in which utilities operate certainly has.
How Managed Services Improve Your Security System’s Uptime
This is part of our series on how a managed services team helps your system deliver the required level of corporate safety and security.