The development of the IT industry will exert tremendous thrust on the security field

The progress of IT has benefited and affected physical security. Corporate management must pay attention to these developments and determine what applies to security. Wiesenfeld said, "The security industry is becoming similar to the computer industry, with a greater emphasis on the conflict between software and hardware technology and "interoperability," proprietary "closed" technology and "open" common protocols and standards."

The rise of mobile devices is changing security. Park said, "Security business will become part of the IT market. At present, people view video images through iPhone or Android mobile phones. Mobile phones will replace RF cards, and many devices will be integrated into one device."

Although IT may be ahead of security, it is more about providing secure business models. Broomhead said, “The people in the industry have done a lot of work through the tendering process. If you discuss with the people involved in the book, you will learn that it may take 3 months to finish the specifications. Then after 6 months, someone bought this This is not immediate."

In a risk-averse industry, users are cautious about the latest trends. Suppliers must demonstrate that new products will be well integrated with existing solutions to reduce risk. Broomhead said, “When something truly changes the game rules and is more effective, this IT term is called “subversive” technology. “Subversiveness” is not a term that can be used in security. Security is to keep everything Stable and calm because users don’t want to subvert.”

Security vendors cannot take risks to bring an unproven technology to market. vanIperen said, "I don't think the security industry is behind IT. It may seem like this because reliability plays a vital role in our business. Newly developed IT systems for new security technologies need to be implemented." Thorough testing can be implemented."