by Chris Heaton - Vice President for Advocacy and Public Affairs
Legislative action leads to new statutes and there were plenty of new laws with potential impact on the electronic security industry enacted in March. The following highlights some of the more notable bills enacted into law. Legislative action leads to...
The community of Sandy Springs, Georgia, has revoked the registration of 39 of its city alarm companies, due to delinquent payment of fines. The action is in response to the city’s ordinance passed last year that made alarm companies —...
Posted: April 6, 2018
Categories: Uncategorized
Posted: April 6, 2018
Categories: Uncategorized
Security America is excited to announce the launch of its new nationwide Worker’s Compensation Program through a partnership with AmTrust (an A Rated provider). As an employer you are obligated to take reasonable care to assure that the workplace is...
This year, from April 29 – May 5, the country will celebrate National Small Business Week. First honored in 1963, National Small Business Week recognizes the strong impact small businesses have on the economy. In fact, according to the U.S. Small...
by Mike King — Hosted Services Manager, Axis Communications
Since cybersecurity is a hot topic, you might assume your customers already know how to keep their businesses secure. In reality, cybersecurity isn’t on everyone’s radar, and all too often poor cyber health plagues organizations. Increasing employee knowledge on cybersecurity...
At seven years old, Robert Few was running wire on burglar and fire alarm installations with his father. By 14, he was working in the family-owned monitoring center. By 30, he was vice president of the family company, which had changed its name...
When the one million-square-foot Sanford Medical Center Fargo officially opened its doors in July 2017, it marked the official completion of the second-largest private healthcare construction project in the U.S. A staff of over 1,500 people will work at the...
by Chris Heaton - Vice President for Advocacy and Public Affairs
February 2018 was another unprecedented month for legislation driven by a tragic ‘focusing event’. But, other legislation that demands attention also warrants some discussion. The mass shooting in Parkland, Florida spurred Legislatures to file bills that take numerous approaches to school...