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                                INDUSTRY FOCUS With Ralph C. Jensen, Editor-in-Chief Leaning Toward   the Future Do you know the phrase about old dogs and new tricks? Well, that’s where my life was headed 27 years ago when I became acquainted with Security (Products) To- day magazine. I’ve learned a lot of new things the past three decades, some of which we proudly share with you on a daily basis. In this issue of Security Today maga- zine, I’m pleased to share a half dozen articles from security experts who detail technology trends in the security space. Let’s look. Kevin Seo. Talk about “future proof- ing” technology, then the conversation must revolve around cloud. Think about it, everyone is living a cloud-based life. Remember five years ago, cloud wasn’t a sure bet because of concerns over cost of video retention, expansion and stor- age, and bandwidth. It has evolved and matured, sort of like an old dog and new tricks. There is much more to this and is our Cover Story on Page 16. Fredrik Nilsson. Cloud adoption is growing at an astonishing rate. As trends continue, it is important to consider po- tential pitfalls. What is in it for the security industry, please turn to page 20. ID STATEMENT Security Today (ISSN 2572-5246) is published 5 times a year, Mar/Apr, May/ June, July/August, Sept/Oct and Nov/Dec by 1105 Media, Inc., 6300 Canoga Avenue, Suite 1150, Woodland Hills, CA 91367. Periodicals postage paid at Woodland Hlls, CA 91367, and at additional mailing offices. Complimentary subscriptions are sent to qualifying subscribers. Annual subscription rates payable in U.S. funds for non-qualified subscribers are: U.S. $119.00, International $189.00. Subscription inquiries, back issue requests, and address changes: Mail to: Security Today, P.O. 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While the information has been reviewed for Chris Meiter. Video management en- compasses a variety of features, which are influenced by market conditions and asso- ciatedrisks.Hecontinuesbytalkingabout Analytics, facial recognition, camera to cloud and video verification. For more, flip to page 12. Peter Boriskin. Data-driven security is all about how information is increasing the utility of security solutions. He writes about chatbots (they weren’t around 27 years ago) and how effectively apps have been trained. Read more on page 10. Rachelle Loyear. In this turbulent world there are a multitude of challenges that threaten business stability. Economic unrest tops the list of concerns according to global risk experts, and CSO anticipate significant security impact. Read more on page 28. Check the table of contents for our other terrific articles. They may not be marked as Trends but are packed with vital points of security for retail, utilities and AI. All these expertly written business articles just go to show that Old Dogs can learn new tricks. How about we talk trends next spring at ISC West? accuracy, there is no guarantee that the same or similar results may be achieved in all environments. Technical inaccuracies may result from print- ing errors and/or new developments in the industry. CORPORATE ADDRESS Corporate Headquarters: 1105 Media 6300 Canoga Avenue, Suite 1150, Woodland Hills, CA 91367 www.1105media.com MEDIA KITS Direct your Media Kit requests to Lynda Brown: Phone: 972-687-6781 Fax: 972-687-6769 Email: lbrown@1105media.com REPRINTS Reprints: For single article reprints (in minimum quantities of 250-500), ePrints, plaques and posters contact: PARS International Phone: 212-221-9595 Email: 1105reprints@parsintl.com www.1105Reprints.com LIST RENTAL The Security Today subscriber list is available for rental. 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