VidSys PSIM software is a scalable, commercial-off-the-shelf solution certified to meet information assurance standards
VidSys entered the Middle East market in 2010 and recently opened a regional headquarters in Dubai

VidSys, a leading global provider of Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) software, is participating in IFSEC Arabia, taking place at the Riyadh International Convention & Exhibition Center this week.

Phil Stockham, Director of Operations EMEA said, “VidSys is leading the way in terms of PSIM deployments in Saudi Arabia with references in Corporate, Government and Industrial and recent project wins across Safe City, Petro-Chemical and Hospitality sectors. There is great demand within the Kingdom due to the significant infrastructure investment underway and a need for proven best-of-breed technology; this is our fourth year at the show and it is always a great platform to demonstrate our PSIM software.”

VidSys PSIM is a scalable, commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) solution. The software is certified to meet information assurance standards including the new United States National Institute of Standards and Technology Risk Management Framework requirements – a key consideration in light of the growing cyber threat.

VidSys entered the Middle East market in 2010 and recently opened a regional headquarters in Dubai. VidSys and partner BDS are dedicated to expansive growth in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

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