Protect What You’ve Built with Building-Wide Access Control
What happens when your facility’s entry points aren’t as secure as you think?
In just the last year, several Texas-based businesses and organizations have suffered devastating breaches, each incident underscoring the need for proactive, intelligent access control.
- Austin Pets Alive!, an animal shelter, was broken into in August 2025. A keypad was forcibly damaged, dogs were released, and tragically, one died.
- Overhaul, a supply chain management company in Austin, reported a 49% increase in cargo theft in 2025, as part of a broader rise in theft across Texas.
- In Midland, businesses lost over $90,000 in property during a 2024 string of break-ins.
- In Houston, a local restaurant suffered two burglaries in a single week, one involving a power cut to disable the alarm system.
While motives vary, these incidents share one common thread: a lack of sufficient physical access control. A damaged keypad, an unmonitored entry point, or a power outage shouldn’t be a free pass for criminals.