Recently, the utilities industry has faced a number of security threats, such as cyber attacks, physical attacks, and insider threats. These threats can cause disruptions to essential services and potentially harm the public. Organizations responsible for building and maintaining critical infrastructure face the challenge of securing their facilities from these cyber and physical risks.
The rising threat of physical attacks on utilities is real, as exemplified by recent news-making events. The industry is therefore seeking out partnerships that facilitate its ability to address the issue. Convergint is responding with a comprehensive adversarial mitigation strategy with consideration for specific customer needs. Convergint's objective is to ensure the highest levels
Process-driven solutions engineering The Convergint utilities team is built around a highly specialized group of engineers and designers to bring consistency and process to deliver design excellence. This team provides customized solutions and technology services to architects, engineers, and EPC contractors, working collaboratively to ensure the best result for the utility customer. Through
For decades, security surveillance systems have been used to create situational awareness for their operators. When securing entryways and interior environments, for example, most facilities deploy surveillance cameras to monitor hallways, areas of interest, and key access points. Unfortunately, surveilling exterior spaces is rarely as straightforward. From environmental complications and lighting limitations to limited
Convergint was built upon a solid foundation of Values and Beliefs, one of the most important being “We expect to be our customers’ best service provider—no matter what business we are in.” For customers with large security footprints, it can be challenging to create a security plan that keeps everyone safe while maintaining streamlined operations.
Vandalism and sabotage of utilities is currently on the rise in the United States, prompted by domestic extremism. Bad actors have seemingly identified blackouts as an opportunity to sow unrest, and communities are paying the price nationwide. In fact, the nation’s critical infrastructure is experiencing a decade-high surge in attacks. According to the US
The need for enhanced security at substation plants is getting national attention due to a recent uptick in physical attacks and vandalism. The security of these plants is proving to be crucial to local infrastructure and residents' quality of life. As of late, a North Carolina community is an example of how utilities vandalism
Convergint has partnered with NAES Corporation to provide enhanced physical security services for critical infrastructure in the power and energy sector. NAES is an independent services company dedicated to optimizing the performance of energy facilities across the power generation landscape. Founded in 1980, NAES and its 4,000 team members provide decades of experience in
Convergint is dedicated to driving operational efficiencies for the oil and gas industry. Convergint’s global footprint provides high-security protective strategies, methodical program implementation, and comprehensive integrated sensor solutions. With a deep understanding of regulatory compliance requirements, Convergint deploys a layered design to ensure maximum performance and functionality. Convergint solutions
Convergint is dedicated to driving operational efficiencies for the renewable energy industry. Convergint’s global footprint provides high-security protective strategies, methodical program implementation, and comprehensive integrated sensor solutions. With a deep understanding of regulatory compliance requirements, Convergint deploys a layered design to ensure maximum performance and functionality. Convergint solutions
