Critical Infrastructure

The National Infrastructure Protection Plan, developed by the Department of Homeland Security, recognizes identifies 16 specific sectors of critical infrastructure in American society. The Plan provides guidance for the public and private sectors to work together to ensure their security. SIA participates in the planning for security as the face of the private sector industry.
AI in Security: Infrastructure, Not Hype, Will Determine ROI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer experimental—it is mainstream. The 2025 AI Index Report found that 78% of organizations used AI in 2024, up from 55% the year before. But adoption does not equal desired outcomes. Too many organizations still treat AI as a collection of use cases instead of a core operational capability—that gap…
Keep Reading »Safer Cities, Stronger Economies
Proactive security is now a leadership decision At night, cities become quiet. Parks close their gates. Lights come on. Street activity slows. Public spaces pause until morning. It’s a rhythm we often take for granted, but it reflects something important. The expectation that what belongs to the community will still be there tomorrow, intact and…
Keep Reading »Commercial Security Technology Set to Grow in Federal Market Amid Acquisition Reforms and New Policy Priorities
In the last six months, Congress and the executive branch have accelerated significant acquisition reforms, which will make it easier for security technology companies with commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions to secure government contracts. At a fundamental level, the government seeks to shift from a buying environment that benefits defense and government-native companies that build bespoke solutions…
Keep Reading »Secure Data Centers: Building a Successful Partnership With Your Security Technology Provider
The growth of data centers is creating an unprecedented demand for robust physical security solutions. As these complex sites expand, the need for a security strategy that is adaptable and fully integrated with operational priorities has never been greater. Securing both existing and new data centers involves more than simply deploying the latest technology; it…
Keep Reading »Vertical Insights: Oil and Gas Security Symposium
AI in Data Center Physical Security: Questions to Ask Technology Providers
Every second matters when it comes to data center security. Over the past few years, artificial intelligence-powered technologies have empowered security personnel by analyzing large volumes of data and distilling it into actionable insights, thereby enabling them to reclaim valuable time to take action. By directing security teams’ focus toward genuine threats, AI boosts efficiency,…
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