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Is Your School Security Ready for the 2026/2027 School Year? A Final Walkthrough for SC, NC, and GA Campuses
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


How Many Surveillance Cameras Does a Manufacturing Plant Need?
Most manufacturing facilities between 50,000 and 500,000 square feet need 24 to 80 security cameras for complete coverage. The exact number depends on facility size, access point count, zone risk level, and whether AI analytics cameras consolidate what standard units cannot. OSHA 29 CFR 1910 workplace safety documentation requirements and insurance carrier mandates make camera coverage of high-risk zones a practical necessity, not an option. GenX Security Solutions conducts f


Is Your South Carolina HOA Pool Ready for Summer? A Security Checklist for HOA Boards Before Swim Team Season Starts
If you are a volunteer HOA board member in South Carolina, you probably have a full-time job, kids of your own, and a calendar that is already packed. Pool security tends to land at the top of the list only when summer is right around the corner. That is completely normal. But the window to get things fixed before opening day is shorter than most people think.
Here’s the reality for many communities with HOA swim teams:
Swim practices start BEFORE Memorial Day
Morning prac


How Much Do Security Cameras Cost for a Manufacturing Facility? (2026 Guide)
The cost of security cameras for a manufacturing facility typically ranges from a few thousand dollars for a small single-building setup to six figures for a large multi-building campus, but that range is nearly useless without context, because the camera hardware is only one piece of the total investment.
In most manufacturing security projects, infrastructure, installation, integration, and storage account for a larger share of the budget than the cameras themselves. Two




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