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Genetec, a global heavyweight in physical security software, is upping the ante with its Security Center SaaS. The company just announced it’s adding intrusion management to its unified security platform, a system that plays nice in the cloud or as a hybrid setup. Think of it as a security Swiss Army knife, bringing together video surveillance, access control, ID management, and even visitor logs, all under one cloud-managed roof, thanks to Genetec’s Cloudlink appliances. And it’s playing well with others, starting with Bosch intrusion panels, with more vendor integrations on the horizon.
Unified intrusion management
Forget the days of manual arming and disarming. Security Center SaaS automates the whole intrusion management process. This means fewer human errors and systems that automatically arm themselves when they should. Operators can set up schedules, require badge access for activation, and implement “first-in, last-out” protocols to keep facilities secure around the clock, without making things complicated. By weaving intrusion detection into everyday business operations, companies can focus on what they do best, knowing their security is on autopilot.
Real-time threat verification and response
When an alarm goes off, seconds count. Security Center SaaS intrusion management helps security teams cut through the noise by instantly verifying threats with video. This eliminates the guesswork and those costly false alarms. But when there’s a real threat, the system springs into action, automatically locking doors, activating deterrents, and notifying the right people based on pre-set protocols. By focusing on genuine threats, organizations can boost their security without disrupting daily operations, leading to quicker decisions and more effective responses.
Proactive security measures
It’s not just about reacting to threats; it’s about preventing them. Security Center SaaS intrusion management provides automated reports and real-time system alerts, helping organizations spot vulnerabilities before they become major problems. Comprehensive event logs also ensure compliance and provide a solid foundation for audits.
Operational efficiency
Genetec’s open approach to intrusion panel support isn’t just about better security; it’s about streamlining operations. By centralizing all intrusion event data on easy-to-read dashboards, teams gain instant visibility, empowering them to make faster, more informed decisions. This immediate access to critical information feeds into automated reports that track alarm trends and response times, giving teams valuable insights for continuous improvement.
“Security Center SaaS continues to redefine what’s possible,” says Christian Morin, VP of Product Engineering at Genetec. “With the introduction of intrusion management, we are delivering on our vision of a fully unified, open, and cloud-managed platform empowering organizations to detect, verify, and respond to threats with greater speed and confidence.”
Availability and hardware support
The intrusion panel feature for Security Center SaaS will be rolling out globally in mid-2025 through Genetec’s network of accredited channel partners. Built on an open architecture and backed by the Genetec Cloudlink line of multi-workload cloud-managed appliances, Security Center SaaS will initially support Bosch intrusion panels, with plans to expand compatibility through additional tech partnerships. This open approach allows customers to choose the hardware that best suits their needs or even keep their existing panels, offering a cost-effective and flexible way to modernize their physical security.
For more information about Security Center SaaS and its new intrusion management capabilities, visit www.genetec.com/a/keep-up-with-security-center-saas.
