Helping Government Security Professionals The facilities that house the departments and agencies of our federal government are attractive targets for both criminals and terrorists. At both home and abroad, assuring the safety and security of these assets and the people who work in them continues to receive greater and greater scrutiny. Implementing Vidsys software can improve overall interoperability, increase situational

Protecting Your Employees + Business A solid approach to risk management requires that organizations are prepared to respond to a variety of different scenarios: theft, civil disturbance, cyber-attack, pandemics, natural disasters and intellectual property theft. It can be challenging for organizations to calculate in advance the financial impact associated with loss of productivity, loss of customer business, legal fees and

Supporting Transportation + Infrastructure Security Passenger and freight rail systems, both national and local, are comparatively open environments without the invasive security procedures we see in other critical infrastructure areas such as the aviation segment. However, our rail systems remain attractive potential terrorist targets. Add to this the challenge of aging infrastructure – bridges and tunnels – and the safety

Making the Public Safe + Secure Resolving a public safety crisis often depends on successful information sharing and coordination among multiple agencies. Using Vidsys, some of America’s largest communities are experiencing enhanced collaboration across multiple public safety and emergency response agencies. The result is faster incident resolution, enhanced situational awareness, and improved forensic capabilities. The scalability of Vidsys software enables

Supporting the Healthcare Industry Hospitals are in the business of serving the health needs of their communities. Patients are treated with the goal of providing optimum care in a safe and secure environment. A hospital environment presents a unique set of challenges for security professionals. In addition to protecting patients, visitors and staff, healthcare security professionals must also deal with