Manufacturing sites face a wide range of threats: everything from theft and vandalism to workplace violence or even fires can disrupt operations. In the booming automotive industry of the Southeast, facility managers must make security as much a priority as efficiency and output. A strong security program means the difference between smooth operations and costly interruptions.

Small businesses are prime targets for theft, both from outside intruders and, unfortunately, from within. This makes investing in access control systems for small business operations not just a good idea—but a necessity. In this article we will explore: Small business facts for different locations, such as South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia, and local facts for three thriving metro areas. Why small businesses are more vulnerable to theft. How small business owners

Access control credentials are the keys to the castle in any security system – they are the pieces of information or objects that allow an authorized person to unlock a door, log in to a system, or otherwise gain access to a protected resource. These credentials are typically categorized into three main types, which are easy to remember as: something you have, something you know, and something you are.

From keyless entry systems to full-scale access control integrations, knowing which type of electronic locking hardware is right for your facility isn’t just a technical decision—it’s a strategic one.