IT & Physical Security Convergence

There are exceptional benefits derived from the convergence of physical security and information technology, but few companies are able to structurally connect these two disparate groups into one. Our IT technicians combine their technical knowledge of emerging technology with the more practical real-world experience of our established physical security staff.

More and more businesses are understanding the value of having these groups collaborate to share tactics like loss-prevention techniques or the use of card systems to restrict and track personnel access within a facility. A recent survey of 8,200 IT and security executives around the world conducted in 2005 by PricewaterhouseCoopers and CIO magazine, found 53% of organizations have some level of integration between their physical and IT security divisions. That's up from just 29% in 2003.

We offer:

Systems Integration
Command Center Design
IP Based Security Systems and Software





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