The Access Control Collective (TACC) and Door & Hardware Institute (DHI) have partnered to bring the physical security industry together and make it easier for professionals across disciplines to learn from one another in person and virtually.
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What this partnership does
For DHI and its members
- Connects DHI members with The PhySec Collective, TACC’s online community hub for the global physical security industry
- Expands ecosystem conversations with access control, security, and life safety professionals
- Creates opportunities to participate in cross-industry discussions, content, and events
For TACC and its members
- Brings more door and hardware expertise into the community, strengthening conversations around design, specification, and implementation
- Adds practical, real-world perspectives that directly influence security outcomes
- Supports more informed discussion across the physical security ecosystem
What’s included
- Community access for DHI members within The PhySec Collective
- Partner-led discussions and shared insight
- Opportunities for co-created content and selective programming
- Private channel for DHI members
What TACC and DHI are saying
Lee Odess, Founder of The Access Control Collective:
“Physical security is a global and value chain ecosystem, not a collection of disconnected products or roles. If we want the industry to move forward, we need more perspectives at the table and more honest conversations across disciplines both in person and digitally. Partnering with DHI helps make that happen.”
James Gammon, CEO of DHI:
“Our members bring deep, practical expertise that directly impacts safety and security in the built environment. This partnership gives them a place to engage, learn from adjacent disciplines, and contribute to broader industry conversations.”
Want more information?
DHI members interested in joining The PhySec Collective can complete this form and will be added shortly after submission.