With the growing ubiquity of security devices and systems deployed on enterprise networks, integrators continue to grapple with the mammoth threat of cybercrime. SSI’s 2022 Cybersecurity Deep Dive shows industry’s present posture on knowledge, training, end-user and manufacturer challenges, liability, and opportunities.
Keep Hackers From Breaching Their Full Potential
With the easing of chip shortages exptected to begin at the end of 2022, full resolution is not expected until 2024, says ABI Research.
To improve net operating income (NOI), property managers need to look beyond in-unit IoT and focus on monetizing amenities, says Omdia.
DIY providers such as Ring and SimpliSafe made security systems more accessible to certain market segments, while also pressuring professional companies to launch DIY solutions of their own.
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The research from Parks Associates also found that 62% of security owners report their system triggered at least one false alarm in the past 12 months.
Research firm Interpret found that current consumer preference provides an attractive path for integrators to first sell cameras, then add more complete systems.
SSI requests the help of installing security contractors to gain a better understanding of the role that cybersecurity plays in the success of their organizations.
On the whole, publicly traded electronic security and cybersecurity firms performed well in 2021, despite global economic hardship. Learn more in SSI’s annual summary of security industry stocks.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
Take a closer look at all the recurring monthly revenue trends from our 2021 research
