IS YOUR COMPANY PREPARED FOR THE FUTURE OF CUSTOMER TRUST AND COMFORT? In this episode of SECURED, Lee Odess breaks down why the physical security industry needs to wake up to the shifting demands of 2026 and beyond. From life safety automation to the battle between IT and physical security, we are covering the trends that actually matter for your business right now.

In this episode, Lee Odess breaks down the biggest moves shaping the physical security industry this week. From Dormakaba’s acquisition spree to the critical fight against NextNav at the FCC, get all the insights, analysis, and actionable takeaways you need. We’ll also dive into new frameworks, financial breakdowns, and the upcoming ISC West & The Security Event. Don’t miss the call to arms around spectrum protection - this stuff matters.

Discover the $70 billion opportunity transforming access control in this episode of Secured. Lee Odess breaks down why Dormakaba, Allegion, and ASSA ABLOY are racing in different lanes of a fast-changing industry. From margin-driven hardware giants to software-centric innovators, learn how the bifurcation of the market is exposing unseen risks—and unprecedented value—for manufacturers, investors, and end users alike.

Next, we dive into why new infrastructure standards like Aliro 1.0 and LEAF Verified signal a new era of interoperability, unlocking recurring revenue streams and shifting the industry's center of gravity from hardware to services. Lee Odess explains the model behind these moves and what the platform transition means for everyone in the security ecosystem.

Hear about Deep Sentinel’s breakthrough with UniFi APIs—ushering in an era where intelligence layers and AI agents are set to redefine camera platforms and security operations. Plus, get insider insights from the Genea AMA, including how natural language AI is revolutionizing access data and what it means for enterprise security teams.

Finally, discover why the one-card campus model is collapsing, how partnerships are the new power move in education security, and why knowing whether you’re a “never,” “maybe,” “yes,” or “been here” matters more than ever when setting your strategy.