Security at Hospitals

Dear Hospital Security…

Security at most hospitals is very weak. Over the years my work has involved protecting hospitals on many fronts. Access Control, IP Video, Door Hardware, Fire Alarms, Fire Suppression, Nurse Call, and the list goes on. Over the last dozen years I have visited hundreds of hospitals as part of my work. Often, my visits are without appointments and unscheduled. Continue reading

That Dreaded Summertime Process

What is that security process that schools despise each summer? Changing locker combinations. If you have ever done so for a Middle School with 900 lockers using built-in spin dial locks, you deserve a medal. It’s an arduous process and one that should have died with filmstrip projectors and typewriters. Continue reading

Of Marshmallow and Fi

A confession. I am a full-blown mobile phone techno-geek. Over the years I have unlocked, rooted, side-loaded, overclocked, flashed, and nearly bricked many a mobile phone. If that last sentence doesn’t make sense, rest assured, you are not alone. We can be an odd bunch, and many others sharing my hobby/passion/addiction are likely 20-30 years my junior!

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Vince Regan, CPP, PSP, PCI

Successful Sales Executive

Technology

Security at Hospitals

That Dreaded Summertime Process

Of Marshmallow and Fi