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1 week ago | securityinfowatch.com | Paul Rothman

In mid-December, private equity firm Triton announced it would acquire the security and communications technology product business from Bosch. And while the deal is still undergoing customary regulatory approvals and closings, the company pushed forward on the beginnings of an eventual rebranding from the Bosch name at ISC West.

1 week ago | securityinfowatch.com | Rodney Bosch

At ISC West 2025, a packed room of security professionals gathered for an educational session that unpacked the latest findings from the Security Industry Association’s (SIA) 2025 Security Megatrends report.

1 week ago | securityinfowatch.com | Paul Rothman

The Lower 900 MHz Band of spectrum is used by millions of part 15 devices, including alarm, electronic access, and security camera technologies to protect homes, small businesses, and critical infrastructure. A company called NextNav has petitioned the FCC to reconfigure the Lower 900 MHz band to grant them exclusive rights to the majority of the spectrum to create a terrestrial system that would serve as a backup to GPS in the United States.

1 week ago | securityinfowatch.com | Steve Lasky

In an era of rapidly evolving privacy legislation and growing public demand for data protection, organizations face increasing pressure to stay compliant while remaining operationally agile. In this exclusive Q&A, SecurityInfoWatch speaks with Mason C. Clutter , a seasoned privacy and data security expert, to explore how businesses can navigate the complexities of federal and state regulations, align internal teams, and leverage technology to manage risk and ensure continuity.

1 week ago | securityinfowatch.com | Steve Lasky

The security industry lost another giant with the recent passing of Ed Chandler, one of the earliest independent security technology consultants in the United States and a true pioneer in his field. Since founding his firm, Security by Design, in 1974, Ed’s outside-the-box thinking, relentless curiosity, and refusal to accept the words “it can’t be done” helped reshape the foundations of physical security.