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Founded by Tony Diodato, Cypress has served the security industry for four decades, specializing in secure communication solutions for physical and logical access control. 

Many organizations today are aggressively adopting cloud-first initiatives that are pulling security systems — and especially video management — into their operations policies.

Security dealers and integrators are well positioned to extend their role as trusted advisor by providing end users with advice and guidance on cyber-hardening office printers, especially in hybrid workplaces. 

When it comes to product availability problems, integrators need to focus on what they can control by leveraging risk mitigation strategies.

Biometric identity solutions are powerful tools with immense potential to improve security. However, before integrating facial recognition with VMS platforms, you should discuss with clients how they intend to use the technology.

Over the years, IT has realized outsized gains from adopting SaaS. Now it is high time for physical security to reap the many benefits of adopting a SaaS model.

Cloud-first initiatives and M&As are just two examples of business drivers that security integrators are now adapting their business models to address.

With the help of AI, contextual scene analysis enables precision alerts based on a more holistic understanding of live video surveillance.

As telecom carriers rapidly retire the nation’s copper wire-based phone systems, and legacy cellular networks are supplanted by higher-speed 4G and 5G services, we are overlooking the severity of a new situation. 

The OT environment is complex and characterized by highly specialized systems — some leading-edge, some legacy — on which the corporate lifeblood of revenue depends.