Security
Electronic & Physical Security Systems
These systems are designed to protect buildings and assets from intruders, fire, and other dangers.
These systems are designed to protect buildings and assets from intruders, fire, and other dangers.
Cameras (IP or HD) that provide visual monitoring, recording, and real-time viewing via mobile apps.
These manage who can enter specific areas, often using keycards, key fobs, or biometric scanners (fingerprint/facial recognition).
Systems featuring sensors (door/window contacts, motion detectors, glass-break detectors) that trigger sirens to deter criminals.
Detectors for smoke, heat, carbon monoxide (CO), or water leaks that can directly alert fire services.
Outdoor sensors, security lighting, and automated gates used to detect intruders before they reach a building.
24/7 remote monitoring, where a company alerts law enforcement or fire services in response to an alarm
Cybersecurity & Digital Security
These systems protect networks, computers, and sensitive data from hackers, viruses, and malware.
Rules and tools that protect computer networks from unauthorized access.
Protects devices like laptops, phones, and tablets from malware, often through endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools.
Security measures designed to protect data and applications stored in cloud environments (e.g., AWS, Azure).
Systems that manage user identities and access permissions to systems