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Most districts aren't starting from scratch. They have cameras that still work, access control that gets the job done, and buildings from five different decades running five different systems. The problem isn't the hardware, it's that none of it works together when it needs to most.
Lockdowns that require someone to run building to building with key, incidents that take hours to investigate because footage lives on disconnected servers, or visitor screenings that depends on whoever happens to be at the front desk.
If the gap between what your newest facility can do and what your oldest one can do keeps your security team up at night, this piece is worth the read.
Read the full piece here on The Trading Post →