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Setting the Tone: An Interview with Secom CEO Toni Toomey

It was, indeed, a “Starry Night.” More than 600 industry professionals, innovators, and community members came out in support of the Maryland Tech Council’s 2026 ICON Awards, celebrating the achievements of companies, organizations, and assorted movers and shakers...

How Do Modular SCIFs Support Overseas Operations?

Government

TL;DR Traditional SCIF construction can take significant time and coordination, which may not align with overseas mission demands. Modular SCIFs help organizations establish secure environments faster and with greater flexibility. Secom supports these environments by...

Using Secom AWARE to Reduce False Positives in Contemporary Security

Blog, Commercial/Institutional, Government, Small Business

TL;DR False positives in contemporary security waste time and weaken response. Secom AWARE reduces unnecessary alerts by analyzing behavior across systems and highlighting only what truly requires attention. Security systems are designed to alert users to...

3 Ways Portable SAPF Enclosures Ensure Rapid Deployment

Government

In government and defense operations, speed matters. When secure, compliant space is required quickly — whether for field assignments, transition periods, or temporary classified operations — traditional construction can cost precious time. Portable SAPF (Special...

Why Multimodal AI Is the Future of Integrated Video Surveillance

Asset Protection, Blog, Commercial/Institutional, Government, Life Sciences, Managed Services, Small Business

Video surveillance is evolving every single second. Cameras no longer record footage for later review. Today’s environments demand systems that understand what they’re seeing, connect signals across platforms, and respond in real time. That’s where multimodal...

How Behavioral AI Pinpoints Problem Patterns Before They Escalate

Blog, Commercial/Institutional, Government, Life Sciences, Small Business

Modern security is no longer about reacting after something happens. It’s about noticing trouble long before it becomes a full-blown crisis. Traditional systems look for known threats or predefined triggers. Behavioral AI looks for patterns and learns what “normal”...