As the security landscape evolves, critical infrastructure including water utilities, energy substations, and other key assets face escalating risks from both physical and cyber threats. Convergint Utilities collaborates with Quanergy, a leader in 3D Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology, to address these challenges. Traditional surveillance methods, which often rely on 2D cameras and
Convergint, in partnership with Alcatraz AI, invites attendees to TechTalk Lives at GSX 2024. The event will take place at Convergint booth #2011 and will be streamed on LinkedIn Live and YouTube on Monday, September 23rd, at 11:00 AM EST. Alcatraz AI will showcase the Alcatraz Rock X solution, demonstrating how it enhances both convenience
Convergint, in partnership with FLIR, invites attendees to TechTalk Lives at GSX 2024. The event will take place at Convergint booth #2011 and will be streamed on LinkedIn Live and YouTube on Tuesday, September 24th, at 11:00 AM EST. FLIR will showcase how thermal cameras can enhance the protection of substations, perimeter areas, and interior assets. FLIR’s session
As the renewable energy sector grows and integrates more deeply with national power grids, it faces significant cybersecurity challenges. Increased digitization and interconnected systems expose critical infrastructure to various cyber threats. Integrating legacy power systems and accumulating sensitive data further complicate these security issues, making renewable energy a prime target for attacks that could impact
Automation and industrial safety are critical for ensuring various industries' efficient and secure operation. The collaboration between Convergint Utilities and FLIR offers high-performance thermal imaging solutions focusing on remote temperature monitoring, providing innovative methods for condition monitoring, early fire detection, and process control. These solutions enhance precision and control in mission-critical environments. About
The energy industry faces numerous security challenges that require addressing to maximize operational efficiency and ensure compliance with industry regulations. The Convergint Utilities team and LenelS2 collaborate to offer more than just Physical Access Control Systems (PACS). By combining Convergint’s integration expertise with LenelS2’s industry-leading solutions, this partnership addresses the energy sector's top security
The renewable energy sector confronts significant cybersecurity challenges due to heightened digitization and interconnected devices, rendering these systems vulnerable to cyber threats. Integration with legacy power systems further exacerbates security gaps. As renewable energy becomes integral to national power grids, it accumulates sensitive data and assumes the role of critical infrastructure, thereby attracting cyberattacks
The acronym EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) is pivotal in the utilities sector. These three components are essential for bringing new locations online. Although utilities often rely on their internal resources, the rapid industry growth makes complete self-sufficiency challenging. Funding for new utility builds is limited, necessitating the choice to either leverage a general
The utilities industry is managing increasing numbers of physical and cyber threats, necessitating robust defense strategies and tactics. To date, however, solar facilities have lagged behind other utilities in terms of implementing best practices in security. This is driven by: A common lack of infrastructure The scope and circumstances of their physical space –
The utilities sector is experiencing an escalation in physical and cyber risk on a national and global scale that mandates the prioritization of security planning and procedural mitigation. Convergint’s dedicated utilities team provides high-security protective strategies, methodical program implementation, and comprehensive solutions focused on driving both safety and operational efficiencies in this sector.
