The platform is designed to open new opportunities for security integrators to manage, visualize and secure customer devices from a single pane of glass, including automated maintenance and other operations.
Initiated in 2020, the standard provides a method of creating an alarm scoring or classification metric for unauthorized human activity detected by alarm systems.
The data is the result of polling 2,000 American homeowners (40 per state) to gather information about their habits when locking their doors, how concerned they are about someone breaking in, and what items they keep at home that they worry the most about being stolen when they leave.
Malfy Alarm founders Sarah and Philip Malfy will remain with American Alarm full-time to continue to serve and grow the company’s combined customer base across Cape Cod.
Peter Boriskin, chair of the SIA Standards Committee and CTO at ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions Americas, and Leo Levit, chairman of the ONVIF Steering Committee and director of systems integration at Axis Communications, will offer their perspectives on how interoperability standards have accelerated the growth of the security industry.
Amid a landscape forever changed by the pandemic and related impacts, it’s all about navigating the new normal. More than two-dozen security industry experts explain what that will look like for 2023.
It’s been said that recognition is the most powerful of motivators. Winning a SAMMY is not only outstanding for company morale, it is also a fantastic sales and marketing tool in its own right.