Unified physical security

In the physical security industry, integration and unification are often used interchangeably. It’s common to hear people mention ‘unified security’ when talking about integrating your systems. The truth is, there’s a difference between each approach.

At Genetec, unification means a suite of products developed as one solution. It’s a foundation from which you can easily build, evolve, and expand your operations over time. It’s a single platform that gives your operators a smooth and consistent experience across all security tasks. It’s a place where volumes of data converge, and insights are extracted. And it’s the core of our development strategy and the basis of our flagship product, Security Center.

In this e-book, we’ll explain how unification can be the best path forward when bringing all of your systems together. We’re also going to share some stories from our customers who have taken the leap towards unified security and haven’t looked back.

What's inside?

  • Unification is more than integration
  • The difference an open platform makes
  • A look at operator effectiveness
  • The cost savings of a unified security approach
  • An investment growth strategy starts with unification
Register to download...

Thank you for submitting your information.

Thank you for your download. Please check your inbox shortly – the asset will be emailed to you.

No email? Please check your Junk or Clutter folders; your email is likely to have been delivered there. To prevent this happening again, please white list our domain @SourceSecurity.com. Instructions can be found here.

Thank you!

Your request has been sent to the company. A representative from the company will get in touch with you shortly via the email / phone number you have provided.

Have a great day!

SourceSecurity.com Team

Popular Whitepapers

Unify Your Security Communications with Access Control, Video Surveillance, and ALPR

Optimising video and access control integration with a next-generation security platform

How to create a successful physical security roadmap

How to implement a physical security strategy with privacy in mind