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At the recent ISC West event in Las Vegas, OLOID unveiled its newest product, OLOID Workflows. The product is designed to help organizations automate physical security and business operations using no-code/low-code workflows, allowing them to extract more value from their existing Physical Access Control Systems (PACS) and other systems.

This blog explains the key differences between SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) and SECaaS (Security-as-a-Service), two popular cloud-based services that businesses use for software and security needs. Learn how SaaS focuses on delivering software applications for operations and efficiency, while SECaaS delivers security solutions to protect businesses from digital threats.

This blog explores the various costs involved in installing an access control system and how those costs differ based on an organization’s size, needs, and level of security. It provides a detailed breakdown of expenses related to hardware, software, installation, and maintenance, while explaining how factors like system type, integration, and customization influence pricing. Gain clear insights into budgeting for access control installation and learn how solutions like Oloid’s retrofit options can help reduce costs.

This blog explores the growing importance of data protection in the era of remote work and how organizations can navigate its challenges. It outlines key U.S. data privacy regulations along with the major risks remote work introduces, such as data breaches, cyberattacks, and lack of physical security. Gain practical insights and best practices for securing remote setups through strong policies, employee training, and robust cybersecurity measures.

The physical access control market is rapidly growing due to rising security concerns, regulatory compliance, remote work, and technological advancements. Modern systems now integrate with AI, IoT, mobile devices, and cloud platforms, offering customizable, cost-effective, and scalable solutions. As organizations seek tighter control over both digital and physical spaces, physical access control has become essential for ensuring safety, privacy, and operational efficiency across sectors.

Biometric identification uses unique physical or behavioral traits like fingerprints, facial features, or voice to verify identity. Common methods include facial recognition, fingerprint scanning, and voice recognition. These solutions offer enhanced security, accuracy, and convenience compared to traditional passwords. As costs decline, even small businesses can adopt biometric systems to improve access control and protect against threats.