11.06.2026 • Topstories
Digitizing to Manage Access Control in an Educational Environment
Across Europe, the Middle East and beyond, schools, colleges and universities are looking to modernize security while preserving openness. Their duty of care extends to protecting people, property and data, yet education sites must also enable the free movement of staff, students, and visitors. At the same time, budgets are tight and expectations of user experience are high. The right access management strategy must reconcile safety, efficiency and cost-effectiveness – and when implemented effectively, it can greatly benefit daily operations.

Three educational environment case studies show that access control digitization brings tangible benefits
© Assa Abloy Opening Solutions EMEIA
Continue with login
No account yet?
Protected area: Register now for free and get full access to all exclusive articles from GIT SECURITY International. With our newsletter we regularly send you top news from the safety and security industries as well as the latest e-issue.
Registermost read

AI Reality Check: Genetec CEO Pierre Racz
AI in security: Genetec CEO Pierre Racz cuts through the hype and outlines what really works in practice.

Programmable keys and digital locking cylinders can simplify access and compliance
The key to meeting building managers’ growing security and compliance challenges – without increasing workload or costs – is the implementation of smarter access

Drones instead of trackside routes: DB plans automated monitoring to prevent tampering and disruptions
DB CEO Hennies: How AI, drones & bodycams are revolutionizing rail security. A look at the new strategy

Salto Systems: From a Bold Idea to a Global Access Ecosystem
25 Years One Jump Ahead

Silent Threats
Enhancing Detection and Response in High Value Storage Environments







