I was doing some thinking about security systems and how pervasive computers and the Matrix are in 2064. I was thinking specifically about locations like a series of warehouses or storage complexes where runners might be asked to recover goods or something of the like. More specifically about how security might look at those facilities in 2064.
I would hazard a guess that a series of warehouses wouldn't necessarily have a local compliment of armed security. I'd think sensors and alarms could accomplish the same thing, espcially if there is little to no foot traffic. Armed guards are usually to: keep folks headed in the right direction, account for a complex decision making process to where it can't be automated (at least in 2064 terms), or just not cost effective for the type of setting.
Keeping that in mind, I'd imagine security for these types of places would be remotely managed by a "central command", similar to how home security is monitored in present times. A small security force via cameras and sensors connected to the Matrix could keep tabs on larger areas and once trouble is spotted or reported, central command sends out a unit or two or maybe just Lone Star to investigate.
Even if not monitored by a remote "central command", I'd still imagine these storage areas to be linked to the Matrix so security, fire alarms, environment, could be remotely administered, like having someone "on-call". There would still be local controls, but I can see how Matrix-enabled systems would be very common in 2064, even in the more remote industrial areas. We have and do these types of things now, but 2064 would surely have more features than we do in present time.
Thinking about what a local-host connected to the Matric might look like, I doubt it would be a full-blown Red-14 host with tons of IC, of coarse degrees of paranoia are always up for debate. Perhaps the focus of the host is to generate a "passive" or an "active" alarms, maybe just dumping off-line whomever is being nosey. I am guessing some alarm would send the "on-call" decker to check things out before the goons get called in. I think an active aleart would generate some sort of response team automatically.
Control subsystems would have access to the sprinklers, lights, coffee makers, telephone system, HVAC, cameras, alarms, sensors, etc., the type of stuff you would want to remotely admin. Tying the facility systm to a local host that contains files and such makes sence too. However, seperate systems for facilities admin and local host users seems more probable to me, but I can see the ads for an "All-in-one, business-in-a-box v9.1 ...buy NOW!!" being attractive to businesses looking to cut costs and maximize features.
I know I am being very general here, but I my goal is to spur some thoguhts about how even a typical warehouse building or manufacturing building might be using the Matrix (considering its ever-presence in 2064 culture) to manage it's resources remotely.