An Update on the Ever-Changing Cybersecurity Threat

An Update on the Ever-Changing Cybersecurity Threat

By Crystal Jacobs, Lead Partner at Security America  As we continue to witness digital transformation across industries, the frequency and sophistication of cyberattacks have escalated. Cybercriminals are increasingly exploiting vulnerabilities and targeting businesses, governments, and individuals. The most recent cybersecurity...
Honoring Service Through Scholarship: ESA Announces 2025 Winners

Honoring Service Through Scholarship: ESA Announces 2025 Winners

The Electronic Security Association (ESA) is pleased to announce the recipient of its 2025 Youth Scholarship Program. Launched in 1996, the ESA Youth Scholarship Program was developed to support the children of first responders such as police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and EMTs.  The...
ESX 2026 Will Embrace Southern Charm with a Touch of Sparkle

ESX 2026 Will Embrace Southern Charm with a Touch of Sparkle

By Merlin Guilbeau  I’m excited to announce that Irving, Texas will host the Electronic Security Expo (ESX) conference and trade show, taking place June 1-4, 2026. The event will be held at the state-of-the-art Irving Convention Center, located in the...
Dependable Power in Critical Moments: The Power-Sonic Advantage

Dependable Power in Critical Moments: The Power-Sonic Advantage

In life safety and security, failure isn’t an option. Whether it’s a fire alarm panel, emergency lighting, or access control system, these critical applications rely on power that’s dependable, safe, and ready to perform when every second counts. During a...
How Innovations Are Elevating Security for End Users

How Innovations Are Elevating Security for End Users

Recent technological innovations and capabilities are providing end users across various industry sectors with a whole range of benefits never before available. Among them, quicker response times, more data intelligence, improved operational efficiencies, and more. Here, some leading industry manufacturers...
Why the FCC Must Protect the Lower 900 MHz Band

Why the FCC Must Protect the Lower 900 MHz Band

The Lower 900 MHz band (902–928 MHz) is a vital portion of spectrum regulated under FCC Part 15. It supports a thriving ecosystem of unlicensed, low-power wireless devices used every day in alarm systems, medical alerts, smoke detectors, security panels,...
Powering Protection: The Critical Role of SLA Batteries in Emergency Systems

Powering Protection: The Critical Role of SLA Batteries in Emergency Systems

Powering Protection: The Critical Role of SLA Batteries in Emergency Systems In today’s world, dependable backup power is more than a convenience, it’s a necessity. Life safety and security systems, from fire alarms to emergency lighting and surveillance, rely on...
ESA Members Elect New Board Leaders to Help Guide the Association Forward

ESA Members Elect New Board Leaders to Help Guide the Association Forward

ESA members recently cast their votes to fill several open positions on the ESA Board of Directors, resulting in the election of a group of dedicated professionals who will help shape the future of the association. These individuals will play...
Electronic Security Industry Applauds Passage of Oregon SB 959 to Combat Signal Jamming

Electronic Security Industry Applauds Passage of Oregon SB 959 to Combat Signal Jamming

The Electronic Security Association (ESA) and its nationwide membership applaud Governor Tina Kotek and the Oregon Legislature for the recent passage and signing of Senate Bill 959, a critical public safety measure that classifies signal jamming devices as burglary tools...
The Pillars of Risk Management for the Alarm Industry – Part 2

The Pillars of Risk Management for the Alarm Industry – Part 2

In the security alarm industry, where trust, service reliability, and legal compliance are paramount, contracts play a vital role in ensuring that both providers and customers are protected, and their expectations are clearly defined.  When evaluating your business for insurance...