By Jeff Bransfield, National Sales Manager, RS2 Technologies

The world is dramatically different now than it was a mere three months ago, but there is light at the end of the tunnel as things are very slowly returning to normal.

With this slow climb back into normality and our return to work, there are a number of necessary changes to be made and our security operations teams may be affected more than most.

As a security operations leader, your team is going to be vital in bringing sites back online, and while you may be under-manned, technology can help you to fill the gaps and enhance your security operations to aid the mission.

Enhancing Protective Measures With AI

Arriving back to site for the first time is likely to be daunting for a number of people and your security operations team is likely to be one of their first encounters.

Many organizations have deployed temperature probes and thermal cameras to ensure that employees displaying signs of fever aren?t allowed onto site. In an ideal scenario, every entrance to a location would be manned or in some instances, traffic will be pushed to a central entrance in an effort to centralize ingress/egress points.

Access control software can help mitigate these efforts as security leaders can restrict access to all but a single area for entering a building, funnelling all visitors and employees through one entrance. Source: rs2tech.com