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Mobile threats are growing and evolving as malicious actors engage in mobile-first attack strategies. 

The Department of Defense has discovered the National Guard Systems have been hacked by Salt Typhoon. 

Rather than relying on outdated systems like peg boards and handwritten logs, hospitality managers are increasingly adopting intelligent key cabinets integrated with centralized access control platforms.

As companies explore new ways to use AI, the challenge of balancing innovation with data protection is more important than ever. 

Applications are now open for the 2025 Elliot A. Boxerbaum Award for the Security Design Project of the Year. This award given each year for excellence in security design.

A report reveals that while 83% of U.S. business leaders are fast-tracking AI and automation initiatives in response to trade uncertainty, 69% remain stuck in tactical reactions or have frozen strategic investments.

Hacktivists are increasingly targeting critical infrastructure. 

It has been over a decade since the first mobile access solutions began transforming how the world operates — including how people gain access to secured doors, gates, networks, services and more. 

75% of organizations have building management systems with known exploited vulnerabilities.

A majority of large organizations are not prepared to protect against the increasing AI threat.

Highlights from this week's Security News Round-Up.

This device operates as an SFP carrier and can host most standard MSA-compliant 100Mb or 1Gb SFP modules.

The City of Tucker selected Comcast Smart Solutions to implement a fully-integrated video analytics, WiFi, and lighting solution into existing light fixtures along a portion of the city’s public trail.

It’s available in keyed entry, passage, privacy and  dummy functions as well as a combo pack — making it ideal for front doors, hallways, bathrooms, bedrooms and closets.

Since 2020, Genetec has grown its global headcount by 65 percent, now employing more than 2,150 people across 20 offices on four continents.

The introduction of the AVS-01 standard offers a promising solution to many of monitoring’s longstanding challenges.

This expanded lineup delivers range, supports thousands of devices on a single hub, and provides sub-GHz reliability while maintaining the simplicity and functionality.

According to the announcement, these strategic additions reinforce the company’s position as the acquirer of choice for fire and life safety services nationwide.

Available throughout New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania, this service combines intelligent video analytics with 24/7 live human intervention to proactively stop intrusions before they happen.