A Legacy of Security: A Mother–Daughter Story in the Industry
In celebration of Mother’s Day 2026, the Security Industry Association (SIA) Women in Security Forum is proud to spotlight the unique stories of mothers and daughters who have both built careers in the security industry. These stories highlight not only the evolution of the field, but also the powerful influence of mentorship, representation and shared…
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SIA New Member Profile: BW Secure
New Security Industry Association (SIA) member BW Secure specializes in providing cutting-edge security solutions to protect assets, personnel and property. The company is headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with an additional office in Frederick, Colorado, supporting clients throughout the Rocky Mountain region. SIA spoke with Jacob Thiele, vice president of BW Secure, about the company,…
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Top Takeaways for Securing Hotels and Casinos From SIA’s Symposium
The Security Industry Association’s recent Vertical Insights Lodging and Casino Security Symposium brought together three industry experts to tackle one of the most complex security challenges in the private sector: protecting hospitality environments that are, by their very nature, designed to be open. Sponsored by HID Global and hosted by SIA Manager of Industry Relations…
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Your Step-by-Step Guide to OSDP System Troubleshooting
10 Best Practices to Resolve Common OSDP Configuration and Connectivity Problems As the industry continues to prioritize higher levels of cybersecurity and interoperability, the Security Industry Association (SIA) Open Supervised Device Protocol (OSDP) has become the preferred communication standard for modern access control systems. Implementing OSDP delivers a host of benefits, but any shift away…
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Why AI Is Forcing a New Standard for Digital Evidence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the security industry in powerful ways. It is helping organizations detect threats faster, analyze larger volumes of data, recognize patterns, flag anomalies and improve response times. In many environments, AI is already making operations more efficient while reducing the burden on human operators. It is no longer a future concept—it…
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The Risk of AI Shadow Data
Storing video data used to simply involve storing the video from the camera and another basic event database of motion events or other basic yes/no triggers. With all of the metadata created by some cameras now, however, it is also necessary to store this additional data somewhere. System designers need to take this data into…
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Responsible AI in Security: Accountability in an Era of Autonomous Systems
Security work involves a lot of routine tasks, but when an incident occurs, decisions must be made fast—often with incomplete information and real consequences. Security operators are responsible for making those judgment calls. Their decisions don’t just affect safety, but also legal liability, operational continuity and public trust. As more industries experiment with fully autonomous,…
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AI in Physical Security: What Is Actually Changing
The conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) and physical security has shifted. It is no longer about whether organizations should pay attention—it is about whether they are moving fast enough to keep up with what is already on the market. After more than two decades working across enterprise security programs, I have watched a lot of…
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IntelligentSIA, April 2026 Edition: The Top 12 Benefits, Events and Opportunities for Members This Month
Hey, SIA members! Here are the top things you need to know about our latest activities and resources, upcoming events and opportunities and more. Welcome, New Members! The Security Industry Association (SIA) would like to welcome its newest members: 360 Security Group, Badlands Security Company, BR Growth Partners, BW Secure, Crisis Lead, Cyber Armed Security,…
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SIA Member Profile: Delta Electronics
Security Industry Association (SIA) member Delta Electronics is committed to innovation and is a global leader in switching power supplies and thermal management, offering a comprehensive portfolio of Internet of Things-based smart energy-saving solutions. The global company has over 290 locations, with its North America headquarters in Fremont, California. SIA spoke with Dan Cremins, senior…
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