A privacy-sensitive security system should be designed zone by zone, beginning with what the organization is permitted to see, hear, analyze, transmit, store, and access. A practical design can divide the facility into four privacy zones: high privacy, controlled privacy, transitional, and public or exterior. In healthcare, the HIPAA Security Rule requires reasonable and appropriate safeguards rather than prescribing one universal camera configuration. GenX Security Solutions

GenX Security Solutions technicians are trained and safety certified through United Front Safety Solutions, LLC. Professional safety training helps commercial security technicians recognize jobsite hazards before those hazards become incidents. OSHA 29 CFR 1926.21 requires employers covered by the construction standard to instruct employees in recognizing and avoiding unsafe conditions applicable to their work environments. For commercial security integration, that matters be

Nearly every week, a sales engineer at GenX Security Solutions gets on a first call with a with someone needing door access control who opens with some version of the same sentence: "I've been told access control runs about $1,500 to $2,500 a door." We hear it from an operations manager at a Charleston distribution center, a general manager at a Columbia medical office, the general manager of a hotel property in Myrtle Beach adding fobs to a recreational building, and a facil

Schools in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia should complete a full security verification walkthrough at least two weeks before the first day of school. That walkthrough should cover reactivated access credentials, updated door schedules, verified camera coverage, tested PA and intercom zones, current notification trees, completed fire inspections, and a cybersecurity posture check. GenX Security Solutions has designed and installed integrated K-12 school security s