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Dan Gundry
As today's Global Security Operations Centers (GSOCs) transform into the command centers of the future by way of technology evolution and innovations, there's one very important piece of the puzzle that must always be streamlined for maximum effectiveness: data. Any addition of intelligent sensors and systems to an organization's security solution is likely to generate an influx of information, which is arguably one of the most critical components of a GSOC — when it's properly managed.
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Warren Osse
By: Warren Osse, Design Engineer, Vistacom Inc.
Throw a microphone?
Yes, you can. And you will want to!
One of the issues with microphones has always been that they are sensitive and delicate. Sound engineers cringe when you drop one, blow in one or tap it too hard. Never mind what happens on some stages!
We have to use them for audience participation in sound systems, conferences and recording. So, what to do?
There is an answer: CatchBox
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When we talk about critical infrastructure, there are a number of areas that may come to mind, including oil and gas pipelines, electrical grids, telecommunication networks, supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) and industrial processes. All of these types of facilities require protection that spans not only physical security, but also IT-centric security that protects both assets and data being transmitted from these locations to any number of agencies.
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When a customer makes the decision to implement a security operations center (SOC) or control room into their overall security plan, there are a number of ways the project can begin. Some know exactly what they want and the functionality they require, working directly with an integrator to accomplish their goals. Others, however, may need additional support in developing a true vision for the safety of their facility. That’s where consultants come in.
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When it comes to building a mission-critical security operations center (SOC), there's a reason why large-scale overview video walls that showcase a number of incoming data points are dominant. Uniform and integrated visual elements are imperative to the success of an SOC or control room, as operators and first responders require the most up-to-date and complete information regarding incoming security-related events.
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