About Wayne Dorris

Wayne Dorris is a Regional Architecture & Engineering Manager for Axis Communications in northeastern, mid-Atlantic and southeastern United States. He is responsible for managing field operations for the Axis A&E program and fostering collaborative relationships with architectural, engineering, and professional security consultants who design and specify IP-based security systems. Mr. Dorris serves as the technical liaison for Axis design tools, leads program marketing, and provides application support to individuals and organizations that influence product selection for their clients. Mr. Dorris has 25 years of experience in the security industry, including a dozen years in regional and senior management positions dedicated to field implementation of A&E programs. Prior to joining Axis, Mr. Dorris held the position of applications and field sales engineer for other security manufacturers. He also served eight years as the technical security director for a major fortune 150 company. Mr. Dorris is an active member of ASIS.

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Zero trust networks, and the implications for video surveillance

By Wayne Dorris | June 23, 2020 July 7, 2020 | Cybersecurity, Trust and Ethics 0 comments

Networks are increasingly vulnerable. A combination of increasingly sophisticated and numerous cyberattacks and the exponential growth in connected devices – each of which creates another network endpoint open to attack – means that organizations are fighting a never-ending battle to keep networks secure. Historically, organizations have relied on ensuring that the corporate firewall is as […]

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How to improve surveillance device and network security

By Wayne Dorris | June 11, 2020 July 17, 2018 | Cybersecurity 0 comments

As evidenced by the seemingly endless string of cyberattacks in the news, cyberthreats have become an unfortunate way of life thanks to the ever-evolving connected world we live in. Needless to say, given the potentially disastrous ramifications from a breach, protecting networks and systems has become a top priority for organizations of all sizes. It […]

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