Steve Hunt on the Physical Security Industry
Steve Hunt predicts a much-needed shift to end-user focus and open architectures for physical security manufacturers and integrators. (Part of the What Happens Next security predictions series.)
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Steve Hunt on the Physical Security Industry
Steve Hunt predicts a much-needed shift to end-user focus and open architectures for physical security manufacturers and integrators. (Part of the What Happens Next security predictions series.)
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Physical security, like every other control iteration practice has one fatal flaw: humans.
Your article is on the money. How can the big companies continue to sell products which cannot restrict access to authorized persons with any level of certainty. The popular card is only a key that any hand can use. It is our experience that the big companies have not even informed the customer that their card based system has a fatal flaw: the hand with the card can be anyone or everyone.
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