by Sathvika Sharma Vangara | Sep 29, 2026 | Articles
For most buildings, entrance security tends to be strong at the main door because it is the easiest door to get right. It has a defined lane, a clear sightline, and a budget attached. ASIS International’s recent Security Controls and Visibility Report puts...
by Sathvika Sharma Vangara | Jun 11, 2026 | Articles
How a leading Financial Services Firm standardized on Orion OmniLane Swing Barrier Orion OmniLane swing barrier is now the global entrance control standard for one of the world’s leading financial services firms. The Client Our client is one of the leading...
by Sathvika Sharma Vangara | May 14, 2026 | Articles
Real-world SpeedGate Throughput Metrics, beyond the Spec Sheet 8-minute read Every security specifier, facilities manager, or integrator evaluating a SpeedGate is eventually handed a spec sheet with a number “40 people per minute” or “60 people per...
by Sathvika Sharma Vangara | Apr 23, 2026 | Articles
How posthuman automation is reshaping data center security In the recently issued 2026 SIA Security Megatrends report, the Security Industry Association (SIA), cites 10 new trends that are shaping the world of security this year. It comes as no surprise that...
by Sathvika Sharma Vangara | Apr 20, 2026 | Articles
What happens when you put people before process? This Earth Day, we’re talking about the people who are building Orion. At Orion, everything we do comes back to one thing: taking care of the people who build what we build, and the families who depend on them....
by Sathvika Sharma Vangara | Apr 15, 2026 | Articles
Every access control system has a blind spot. It sits in the seconds after a door opens. A credential is presented. It’s valid. The door releases. And at that moment, knowing whether one person walked through, or three is very crucial. This is tailgating....
