Watch an Access Control Overview from New York University with John Matherson.
Continue readingAccess Control Overview – New York University
A Panel Discussion on Campus Security and Access Control
Heightened crisis response, COVID-19, technology innovations, specialized facilities and the need for standards and unified systems have made campus security and access control a high priority for colleges and universities everywhere. Our panelists address hot-button issues currently facing higher education.
Continue readingClemson Enterprise Access Control and Video
Take a look inside how Clemson University manages their access control and video.
Continue readingVirtual EXPO Showcase: Sentry Interactive Access Control Supply Chain Challenges
See how Sentry Interactive can help you address the challenges of providing credentials to your students, faculty and staff in a world where the supply chain is causing challenges. With this new platform, we will show how you can leverage existing deployed solutions to provide both investment protection and an upscale user experience.
Continue readingBack to Basics – Access Control Hardware 101 for your Campus
Wireless locks, card readers, campus ID cards, mobile credentials, panic hardware, mag locks, and electric strikes—there’s a lot to know about access control on college and university campuses. As electronics become more prevalent on your campus, it is important to understand the fundamentals. This webinar will explore the basics of access control and door hardware solutions, including discussion on student ID cards and mobile credentials. This session will be done in panel format. Join the discussion and hear from your peers to get an idea of what access control looks like on their campuses.
Continue readingNACCU Interview with Allegion
John Ogle, NACCU Membership Engagement Manager, interviews Jeff Koziol, Business Development Manager – PACS Partners with Allegion in this interview, as they discuss interoperability pertaining to ID card technology. Will the system you are building now grow with you into the future?
Continue readingNACCU Virtual EXPO Showcase: HID Global Physical Security in University Healthcare Facilities
University healthcare and research facilities are known for innovative programs and technology. Physical security should be no exception. It is paramount to enact a strong defense against outside threats, safeguard different facilities and sensitive areas with highly varied needs, ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and improve overall staff and patient health and safety.
Continue readingLEAF: Be in Control of your 21st Century Credentials
The University of Georgia has adopted LEAF Identity as its standard for Ev2 Smart Credential. WaveLynx and UGA will explain LEAF’s value proposition in detail and why owning your encryption keys is valuable. Learn how LEAF Smart Credentials empower choice when selecting open Campus Credential ecosystems.
Continue readingNACCU Virtual EXPO Showcase: Allegion on Key Distribution Solutions
Over the last two years, we’ve heard great things that are going on in the Campus ID field about the availability of a long-term, sustainable mobile credential solution for students, faculty and staff leveraging their iOS (Apple) or Android devices. But what about keys? Most students on many campuses still need keys for access to their on-campus residence. Most faculty members still need keys for access their classroom(s) and office.
This session will present a variety of Schlage solutions from Allegion, a long-standard NACCU partner, that will help you eliminate key distribution on your campus, elevate the level of security on your campuses, all while working with the systems that you have in place.
Continue readingRaising the Bar – Key Management, Access Control, and Reader Technologies
How much have you spent on lost keys or access readers? How much time have you spent filing paperwork and investigating missing or damaged assets? Are your current practices leveraging the latest technologies to ensure optimal security and accountability? This discussion is an integrated twist on how colleges traditionally look at safety and security solutions for campus facilities, grounds, and assets.
Continue reading