Reports & Publications

Guide your organization with special reports and publications relevant to the security industry through analyses and audits.

Good-Better-Best for Security Practitioners: Health Care

Good-Better-Best: Comprehensive Best Practices for Implementing Security Systems in Health Care Environments

SIA’s Good-Better-Best guide offers comprehensive best practices for implementing security systems, including access control, surveillance and fire/life safety, in health care facilities.

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SIA State Policy Priorities

2019 SIA State Policy Priorities

The Security Industry Association tracks a wide range of policy issues for members, including state laws on right to repair, biometrics and school safety.

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SIA federal policy priorities

2019 SIA Federal Policy Priorities

The Security Industry Association is actively tracking a wide range of policy issues for its members, including workforce development, cybersecurity and school safety.

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IDC Market Spotlight Whitepaper on Procurement of Drones and Robotics

Market Spotlight: Procurement of Robots, Drones and Other Next-Generation Security Technology

In this research report produced by respected firm IDC exclusively for SIA member access, you’ll learn about procurement of drones and robotics technologies for security applications, including the following topics:

  • Four Keys to Evolving the Security Technology Procurement Process
  • Operational Environment Considerations When Procuring Robots and/or Drones
  • Key Considerations When Evaluating Security Robotics and Engaging in Vendor Selection
  • Benefits of Deploying Next-Gen Technologies in Security Operations
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Face Facts: Dispelling Common Myths Associated With Facial Recognition Technology

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Security Market Index May 2019

Security Market Index: May 2019 Edition

Provided to SIA members as a review of current market conditions, the May 2019 Security Market Index (SMI) shows that confidence in the security industry is bouncing back after a dip in March.

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