Tag: SecureNet
SecureNet debuts cloud-based monitoring platform
October 21, 2013SSN Staff
LONGWOOD, Fla.—SecureNet's new SecureNet Platform offers cloud-based, on-demand management for central monitoring stations, the company announced Oct. 16.
The hosted solution makes alarm responses faster and more accurate, by streamlining dispatchers' decision making and eliminating errors that can result from notes-based systems, according to the news release.
“The SecureNet Platform both simplifies and augments the capabilities of central monitoring stations by allowing for new, rules-based,...
Securadyne acquires Advanced Control Concepts
September 4, 2013Martha Entwistle
CARROLLTON, Texas—Securadyne, a startup independent integrator with national ambitions, today announced the acquisition of Advanced Control Concepts, an integration firm based in Pensacola, Fla.“As we go about executing our growth strategy and building out our footprint in the Eastern U.S., this is a critical market for us to be in,” Securadyne CEO and President Carey Boethel told Security Systems News. It also will provide “a platform for growth in the Southeast … [and...
Tornado spares CSG office in Oklahoma City
May 21, 2013Rich Miller
TULSA, Okla.—Monday's devastating tornado spared Central Security Group's office in Oklahoma City, but the homes of the branch manager's daughter and a CSG dealer were among the hundreds that were destroyed, CSG's Glenn Albers told Security Systems News on Tuesday.Albers, vice president of dealer operations for CSG, a full-service security provider based here, said the company was still attempting to contact all of its dealers in the area in the chaotic aftermath of the storm.“There are...
Future Security Controls concentrates on margins
July 18, 2012Martha Entwistle
OTTAWA—Future Security Controls is a small independent integrator that is enjoying enviable margins—north of 15 percent—in the past couple of years, according to CEO Sam Shalaby.Based here with a second office in Toronto, FSC has 50 employees and does between $8 million and $12 million in revenue annually. “We did 18.6 percent in gross margin in 2011. In 2010 we did 25 percent,” he said.It's unlikely the margins will stay in that range indefinitely, Shalaby said, but...
Former Siemens & GE execs found Securadyne, acquire SecureNet as platform for growth
March 1, 2012Martha Entwistle
DALLAS—Carey Boethel and Ken Francis, two well-known industry veterans, announced this morning that they've founded a new systems integration firm called Securadyne Systems, and acquired SecureNet, a Dallas-based security integrator, as a platform for growth.With backing from Pamlico Capital, the phase-one strategy for Securadyne is “to build a Southeast regional company over the next two years. Phase two would be to achieve a national footprint,” Francis told Security Systems...