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Strategic research for proactive safety leaders.
Open analysis on AI-powered physical security, detection architecture, compliance, policy, sector risk, and the operational shift from recorded video to verified response.
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Signals safety teams should monitor now
Architecture behind AI video analytics
Policy, privacy, and liability frameworks
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IntelliGence is organized for security directors, facilities leaders, risk teams, and operators who need to understand what is changing and what to do next.
What threats are changing?
Track emerging physical security risks, attack patterns, safety mandates, and response gaps.
Threat intelligence
How does the technology work?
Understand computer vision, local inference, model validation, alert routing, and integration architecture.
Technology briefings
How do we justify action?
Use ROI, grant, liability, and operational frameworks to move proactive safety into planning and budget cycles.
ROI frameworks
Research Streams
Six ways into the library.
Each stream is tuned to a different decision mode: signal, architecture, sector risk, standards, business case, and autonomous workflow design.
Threat Intelligence
What is changing in schools, public facilities, healthcare, workplaces, venues, and critical infrastructure.
Technology Briefings
How AI video analytics actually works, where it fails, and what architecture choices matter.
Sector Playbooks
Industry-specific planning for education, healthcare, manufacturing, public sector, and commercial facilities.
Compliance
Privacy, safety policy, DHS SAFETY Act, workplace violence mandates, and procurement context.
ROI Frameworks
Practical models for evaluating cost, risk reduction, staff efficiency, and incident response impact.
Agentic AI
How autonomous workflows can help teams move from detection to coordinated response.
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Latest briefs, spotlight analysis, discipline filters, article index, and curated reading paths stay powered by the existing Intelligence publishing system.
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The newest dispatches.
The Agentic SOC Workforce: How Autonomous Triage Is Redesigning the Security Guard and Operator Role
The security guard is the most common protective job in America and the most quietly automated. In May... Sector PlaybooksSelf-Storage Facilities: The 2026 AI Physical Security Sector Playbook for the Unmanned Facility Threat Surface
Self-storage is racing toward unmanned, remotely managed operation as break-ins rise. This sector playbook covers the unmanned-facility threat... Market AnalysisThe Security Systems Integrator Channel: A 2026 Market Analysis of PE Consolidation, the Technician Constraint, and the AI-Readiness Gap That Decides What Buyers Can Actually Deploy
The security systems integrator channel is consolidating faster than at any point in its history, running out of... Threat IntelligenceThe Late-Night Retail Homicide Threat: A 2026 Threat Intelligence Briefing on the Robbery-Shooting Pattern, the OSHA General Duty Clause Record, and the Detection Gap in Extended-Hours Retail
Workplace homicide is not a random event. It concentrates in specific hours, specific settings, and specific occupations, and... Agentic AIHow to Evaluate Agentic Physical Security AI: The 2026 Briefing on Agent Hijacking, Red-Team Evals, and Continuous Evaluation
Before an autonomous security agent is allowed to act, three numbers decide whether it is ready. 629 Security...Current Spotlight
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Agentic AI - 16 min read - Open access
By Discipline
Bodies of research, organized by the question they answer.
98 dispatches across 7 disciplines
Agentic AI
The shift from alert-first to autonomous security systems. 10 dispatchesMarket Analysis
Buyer research, vendor landscape, and strategic positioning. 9 dispatchesROI Frameworks
Economic models for building the business case. 26 dispatchesSector Playbooks
Industry-specific intelligence for security leaders. 18 dispatchesStandards & Compliance
DHS SAFETY Act, Alyssa's Law, and regulatory analysis. 11 dispatchesTechnology Briefings
How computer vision actually works for physical security. 15 dispatchesThreat Intelligence
Deep-dive briefings on specific safety failure modes and attack patterns.The Index
Every dispatch, ordered by date.
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The Late-Night Retail Homicide Threat: A 2026 Threat Intelligence Briefing on the Robbery-Shooting Pattern, the OSHA General Duty Clause Record, and the Detection Gap in Extended-Hours Retail
Workplace homicide is not a random event. It concentrates in specific hours, specific settings, and specific occupations, and the 2024 federal fatality census makes the pattern unmistakable. 470workplace...
14 min read
Acoustic Gunshot Detection vs. AI Visual Gun Detection: The 2026 Threat Intelligence Briefing on the Field-Confirmation Gap and the Post-Shot/Pre-Shot Divide
Acoustic gunshot detection and AI visual gun detection are not two products competing for the same job. They are two different jobs that buyers keep confusing for one,...
19 min read
The Fall Detection Accuracy Gap: A 2026 Threat Intelligence Briefing on the Lab-to-Field Collapse, the False-Positive Paradox, and the Alarm-Fatigue Failure Mode
Fall detection is the rare physical-security capability that buyers evaluate almost entirely on a single number, and almost always the wrong one. A vendor quotes a sensitivity figure...
17 min read
Tailgating and Piggybacking: The 2026 Threat Intelligence Briefing on the Access-Control Blind Spot, the NIST Vestibule Standard, and the Badge-to-Body Reconciliation Layer
Tailgating is the most preventable breach in physical security and the hardest one for a badge reader to see. Three numbers frame why the credential layer keeps failing...
16 min read
Swatting and Hoax Active-Shooter Calls: The 2026 Threat Intelligence Briefing on the Verification Gap, the Campus Hoax Wave, and the Ground-Truth Detection Layer
Three numbers define the swatting and hoax active-shooter threat heading into the 2026 school year. 728Swatting incidents recorded at U.S. K-12 schools during the 2023–24 school year (K-12...
17 min read
Drone Incursions and Counter-UAS for Physical Security: The 2026 Threat Intelligence Briefing on Airspace Risk, the FAA Fixed-Site Rule, and the AI Detection Layer Between Sensing and Mitigation
Threat Intelligence Briefing Drone incursions have become a facility-perimeter threat, and the 2026 question is no longer whether to plan for them, but how AI detection watches the...
20 min read
Vehicle Ramming Attacks: The 2026 Threat Intelligence Briefing on the 27-Attack Global Surge, Hostile Vehicle Mitigation Standards, and the AI Detection Layer Between Bollards and the Crowd
The 2026 threat intelligence briefing on vehicle ramming attacks: 27 worldwide incidents since November 2024, ASTM F2656 / PAS 68 / IWA 14-1 hostile vehicle mitigation standards, and...
20 min read
Cargo Theft and Distribution Center Yard Security: The 2026 Threat Intelligence Briefing on Strategic Theft Patterns, Phantom Carrier Fraud, and the Detection Architecture for Logistics Facilities
Cargo theft in 2025 stopped being an opportunistic crime. The supply chain is now an organized fraud surface, and most logistics facilities are running cameras that can't see...
19 min read
Workplace Violence in America: The 2025 BLS Threat Intelligence Analysis of Incident Patterns, Industry Risk Concentration, and the Detection Gap
BLS 2024 Data Briefing: The Scale of Workplace Violence in America 77,780 Serious nonfatal workplace violence injuries in 2024 (BLS Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses)1 60% Of...
19 min read
Loitering as a Threat Signal: What AI Behavioral Detection Can and Cannot See in the Pre-Attack Window
Loitering is not a nuisance problem. It is a pre-attack behavior pattern with a documented intelligence record. 31.5% of documented terrorist plots (1990–2022) included observation and surveillance as...
18 min read
School Shootings in 2026: The Year-to-Date Data Analysis, Definitional Framework, and What the Numbers Mean for K-12 Security Planning
K-12 School Shootings: 2026 Year-to-Date Intelligence 42+ K-12 School Shooting Incidents Documented in the U.S. Through April 2026 K-12 School Shooting Database (Riedman, 2026) 232 K-12 School Shooting...
18 min read
Active Assailant Threat Intelligence: The 2026 Briefing on Workplace, Retail, and Public-Venue Incident Patterns, Dwell Times, and Detection Failure Modes
Two hundred twenty-three FBI-designated active shooter incidents in 2020-2024. Four hundred fifty-eight workplace homicides in BLS CFOI 2023. Roughly half of incidents resolved before law enforcement arrived. This...
22 min read
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Reading Paths
Start with the question your team is trying to answer.
What threats are changing?
Track emerging physical security risks, attack patterns, safety mandates, and response gaps. Technology BriefingsHow does the technology work?
Understand computer vision, model validation, alert routing, and integration architecture. ROI FrameworksHow do we justify action?
Use ROI, grant, liability, and operational frameworks to move proactive safety into planning.The Research Desk
Research should clarify the next decision.
Our library stays open access so security, risk, and operations leaders can evaluate the evidence before they evaluate a platform.
Editorial Methodology
A research practice, not a content calendar.
Every dispatch is grounded in current standards, field-tested deployment patterns, primary-source research, and clear limits. The goal is not volume. The goal is better physical security decisions.
The Reading List
Each issue, delivered only when there is something worth reading.
New dispatches on AI-powered physical security, regulatory shifts, and proactive safety technology. Sent only when we publish.
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