In today's ever-changing world, security within the utilities sector has grown increasingly complex. Protecting critical infrastructure and valuable assets requires innovative, comprehensive strategies. At GSX 2023, the Convergint Utilities Team, in close collaboration with industry leaders Teledyne Flir and Quanergy, explored into the crucial need for implementing defense-in-depth approaches. Steve Sinclair, Director of Utilities
Convergint is the foremost service partner for the utilities sector, with a dedicated team focused on optimizing security and customer satisfaction. The utilities team at Convergint provides comprehensive solutions, harnessing cutting-edge technology, and delivering exceptional support to empower utilities companies in this ever-changing threat landscape. A multi-layered security offering that leverages state-of-the-art systems ultimately
Security challenges in utilities, including electricity, water, and gas supply, are growing. Protecting vast infrastructure is complex, and conventional methods may not respond quickly to threats. Issues like unauthorized access, vandalism, theft, and safety concerns highlight the need for innovative security. As utility demand rises, robust security is crucial. At GSX 2023, Convergint's Utilities
Access control is a critical component of security management in the utilities industry. Whether it involves new construction projects or upgrading existing equipment, ensuring the safety and integrity of infrastructure is paramount. Precast concrete walls and prebuilt structures: Many utilities facilities incorporate precast concrete walls and prebuilt structures, making installation challenging. Customizing
The Convergint Utilities Team, together with Teledyne Flir and Quanergy, will speak to the importance of defense-in-depth at the Convergint booth #1733 during GSX as part of the TechTalk series. Recognizing the imperative for heightened intelligence, accuracy, and proactivity, the team will focus on solutions that deliver improved risk assessment, expanded coverage, false alarm
The utilities industry faces a multitude of security threats daily, posing substantial risks to the reliable functioning of essential services. Cyberattacks targeting power plants, water treatment facilities, and other vital utilities have become increasingly sophisticated and frequent. Malicious actors exploit vulnerabilities to critical infrastructure, aiming to disrupt operations, cause widespread outages, and potentially compromise
A cohesive approach is essential to the success of utilities striving to implement technologies across multiple sites. Convergint’s Utilities Program Management team responds to this common industry challenge, via intensive collaboration, proven processes, and consistency to address operational complexities. Convergint's Utilities Program Managers serve as a vital link between customers and Convergint's vertical technology
The modern power infrastructure faces escalating challenges from extreme weather events and cyber threats. Climate change-induced extreme weather like hurricanes and floods strains grids, while cyber threats exploit vulnerabilities in digital systems. Addressing these demands requires enhanced resilience and security measures to ensure a reliable power supply. Recently, Steve Sinclair, Director of Utilities at
The utilities sector is currently faced with an escalation in physical and cyber risk. Facilities have therefore been prompted to respond with aggressive safety procedural mitigation plans combined with a layered approach to security planning for optimal protection. Download Infographic Convergint is the premier service partner for
Securing the utility industry has become a critical challenge in today's interconnected world. The utility industry faces various threats, such as copper theft, vandalism, unauthorized access, and cyberattacks. These risks cause financial losses and disrupt essential services for communities and businesses. Convergint and Genetec have teamed up to enhance the security of critical infrastructures.
