Securitas launches technology life cycle management tool SecureStat 360 New tool provides complete view of a company’s security technology life cycle from product installation to replacement
By SSN Staff
Updated 12:11 PM CST, Mon February 28, 2022
UNIONTOWN, Ohio—Securitas Electronic Security, Inc. (SES), one of the leading commercial alarm monitoring and systems integration security companies in North America, has announced that its technology life cycle management tool SecureStat 360 is now fully available for SES clients.
Introduced last fall at the Global Security Exchange (GSX) show, SecureStat 360 provides a complete view of a company’s security technology life cycle from product installation to replacement. This 360-degree view offers valuable data for security managers including asset inventory, installation details, firmware management, product life cycle insights and much more.
As part of the SecureStat family of web services, SecureStat 360 offers visibility into critical, actionable data that allows security managers to best maintain the inventory and health status of their security assets. Through a sleek new dashboard, SecureStat 360 tracks, manages and reports on a product’s full spectrum of records, from deployment to replacement.
“After months of careful research, development and pilot programs, we are excited to officially offer the SecureStat 360 security management tool to our clients,” said Mike Beattie, Chief Information Officer, Securitas Electronic Security. “Every day, security executives encounter a multitude of decisions when dealing with their technology assets. With SecureStat 360, we now make it easier to manage, maintain and upgrade these devices all in one place.”
Within the SecureStat 360 dashboard, users can find part numbers, serial numbers, firmware updates, installation dates, sold dates, locations and much more for every asset. This comprehensive modern web platform empowers security executives to make informed decisions on their security system and end-of-life technology.
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