Physical security software that meets cybersecurity requirements
As physical security becomes increasingly dependent on intelligent devices, IT teams are at the forefront, which means collaboration – and the right technology investments – can make all the difference in streamlining response.
It's time for physical and cyber security teams to come together
Leaders need the ability to streamline operations, whether it's focused on network management and oversight, or intelligence gathering and informed response
The HiveWatch® GSOC OS makes things like adding cameras and other IoT devices to the network easier
Built with network security in mind
Cybersecurity teams have one goal in mind: keeping the network safe and secure from threats, which means investing in technology that protects the organization from breaches
Oftentimes, another "point solution" is one more avenue for potential attackers to "get in," but software that is built with security in mind can help mitigate against threats
The HiveWatch® GSOC OS protects the environment and provides:
Secure data transmission
Regular threat vulnerability assessments
System and point solution health monitoring
Proactive approach to potential threats
Additional Resources
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Physical and Cyber Security Teams Still Need a Cohesive Vision
It's not a secret that physical and cyber security teams are still operating in completely different spheres. And in many regards, cybersecurity protocols are lightyears ahead of the game. Here's why they should align more closely.
On-demand Webinar
Building Cyber Resiliency in a Physical World
How can physical and cyber leaders collaborate to manage risk to an organization? What are some of the techniques and best practices that cyber pros use (and vice versa) to ensure business continuity? Experts answer these and other questions in this on-demand webinar.
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Elevate Your Physical Security to Match Your Cybersecurity
Unifying cyber and physical security should be at the top of your organization's list of priorities. We suggest doing this by using Security Fusion. Here, we discuss what this entails and why it's critical.