The Access Control Collective
The Secured Podcast
Access Granted. Welcome to the podcast where the physical security industry stops whispering and finally speaks for those in the back. Secured is your inside line on the business moves, the tech shifts, and the power players reshaping how the world gets protected. From fast-hit breakdowns to cinematic deep dives, we go past the glossy PR and into the decisions, debates, and dynamics driving the future of physical security. Every week, we unlock:• The trends nobody’s explaining clearly• The strategies executives are actually using• The myths the industry keeps repeating (and why they’re wrong)•...
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2 de oct. de 2026
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Secured: Episode 1 30.01.2026 15:54
Episode 1: Momentum In the first full episode of Secured, Lee Odess explores the power of momentum and how it is shaping the future of the physical security industry. Kicking off with insights from HID’s Origin event in Austin, Lee highlights the accelerating shift toward software, digital identity, and platform enablement, and explains why HID’s digital group is poised to have an outsized industr...
Secured: Intro 30.01.2026 2:50
Welcome to the debut of the Secure Podcast, hosted by Lee Odess of The Access Control Collective. This weekly, under-15-minute podcast is your touchpoint for what’s happening across the global physical security industry, from access control and video to identity and the broader market convergence shaping security today. Each episode is structured around three parts: a recap of the most interesting...
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