Tag: The State of Physical Security
Genetec’s Andrew Elvish - Physical security change is “truly seismic”
February 16, 2024Cory Harris, Editor
WASHINGTON, D.C.—The physical security industry is constantly evolving, never more so than right now.
In fact, according to Andrew Elvish, Genetec’s VP of marketing, physical security is currently in rapid transition, or as he put it during Genetec’s recent Global Press Summit, “seismic.”
Elvish kicked off the gathering of international journalists at Genetec’s Experience Center, DCXC, in the nation’s capital with a session titled, “Seismic –...
Genetec State of Physical Security report highlights cloud, hybrid trends
December 1, 2023SSN Staff
MONTRÉAL – Genetec has shared the results of its 2024 State of Physical Security report, which reveals a market rapidly embracing cloud and hybrid solutions.
The report contains data from more than 5,500 physical security leaders (including end users and channel partners) worldwide. It looks at the security strategies organizations are putting in place to effectively navigate the realities of a changing industry.
According to Genetec, the report shows that the adoption of cloud-based...
Pro-Vigil survey – 28% of businesses saw rise in security incidents in 2022
February 1, 2023Cory Harris, Editor
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Pro-Vigil, a provider of remote video monitoring, management and crime deterrence solutions, has published its third annual “The State of Physical Security” research report.
The report revealed that amid ongoing supply chain issues and emerging economic uncertainty, businesses experienced a rise in physical security incidents in 2022. Yet many businesses have not updated their security strategies, despite believing these incidents will continue to rise in 2023.
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Pro-Vigil survey – 28% of companies experienced rising security incidents in 2021
February 9, 2022Cory Harris, Editor
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Pro-Vigil, a provider of remote video monitoring, management and crime deterrence solutions, has published its research report, “The State of Physical Security” for the second year in a row.
It revealed that as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, companies continued to experience a rise in physical security incidents in 2021, and they are expecting these incidents to grow in 2022. However, the majority have not made changes to their security strategies to...