Security Should Do More Than Watch Many organizations invest heavily in perimeter security systems. Cameras, access control systems, motion detectors, and video analytics all play important roles in protecting facilities. However, traditional surveillance systems often share one major limitation—they can detect an event, but they cannot actively intervene. A camera may capture someone trespassing, attempting theft, or entering a restricted area, but recording an incident is very different …

Every Interview Matters For law enforcement agencies, Child Advocacy Centers (CACs), and investigative organizations, interviews often provide some of the most important evidence in a case. Capturing those interviews accurately, securely, and efficiently is essential, not only for investigations, but also for court proceedings, compliance requirements, and long-term evidence management. Unfortunately, many organizations continue to struggle with outdated recording systems that are difficult to …

Courtrooms have changed dramatically over the last several years. While in-person proceedings remain essential, many courts now routinely conduct hybrid and virtual hearings that include judges, attorneys, witnesses, interpreters, and defendants participating from multiple locations. This evolution has created new challenges for court administrators and clerks. Managing virtual participants, maintaining courtroom order, capturing a complete and accurate record, and ensuring accessibility can qui …