Even before the pandemic, the security industry was staring down the barrel of a future fraught with workforce development challenges. Now even more acute, leaders from across the industry discuss how they are maneuvering to overcome talent shortages, become more diverse, adopt hybrid workplace models, among other challenges to remain viable.

SDM Senior Editor Rodney Bosch speaks with Convergint’s Yaruba Tate, vice president, Inclusion & Diversity, to explore diversity, equity and inclusion best practices.

All the latest M&A news; Tony Ratcliffe, founder of access control manufacturer Paxton, retires; SIA is accepting applications for its RISE scholarship program; SDM's podcast series continues with a conversation about diversity and inclusion best practices with Convergint's Yaruba Tate.

The Biden administration had previously emphasized the legislation is vital to national security, competing with China, and reducing U.S. dependence on Taiwan and South Korea for critical technologies.

Learn how a state-of-the-art fire alarm and emergency notification system, installed across more than 20 facilities for a Minnesota school district, earned Custom Alarm SDM’s inaugural Project of the Year Award.

The Seattle-based computer-vision company has agreed to merge with CEO Robert Glaser's affiliate Greater Heights.

SIA released an analysis of the new developments in New Orleans, stating the technology “remains a post-incident investigative tool to aid identification — but not confirm identities.”

Following years of turbulence under the Panasonic umbrella, the i-PRO video surveillance business is regaining trust with integrators and appears set on a growth trajectory.  

News from Highland Park shooting, SIAC's Model Alarm Ordinance study, ADI's acquisition and free Cybersecurity Certification program. 

A 2MP dome camera installed by LaMarco Systems captured images of the suspect fleeing in an alleyway moments after the massacre.