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  • Genetec Cloudlink 2210 enhances security through scalable, cloud-managed technologies at GSX 2026.
  • Cloudlink 2210 offers robust local storage, supporting video management, access control, and intrusion.
  • AI-powered search in Security Center SaaS expedites incident investigation across diverse environments.

Attendees at GSX 2026 will have the opportunity to explore the latest advancements in enterprise security, as Genetec Inc. presents updates to its portfolio at booth #2532. Genetec, known for its contributions to physical security software, will feature demonstrations of the Genetec Cloudlink™ 2210, alongside enhancements in Security Center SaaS that aim to aid organisations in modernising security, expediting incident investigations, and enhancing everyday operational efficiencies.

The Genetec Cloudlink 2210 is designed to meet the needs of complex, enterprise-scale deployments, addressing common challenges such as cloud storage costs and supporting existing devices without direct cloud connectivity. The appliance ensures local operation during network disruptions. Each stackable 2U rack-mount unit can support hundreds of connected devices and offers up to 240 TB of local storage. It is adept at handling multiple workloads, encompassing video management, access control, and intrusion within a single device.

Optimising mission-critical environments

Built with an open architecture, the Cloudlink 2210 integrates seamlessly with various third-party cameras, access control systems, and intrusion panels. Features such as RAID-protected storage, redundant components, dual network interfaces, and local operation capabilities ensure the protection, availability, and continuity of data crucial for mission-critical environments.

Genetec showcases advances in visitor management through Security Center SaaS

Genetec showcases advances in visitor management through Security Center SaaS, designed to streamline daily authorisations. The cloud-based interface, introduced earlier this year, centralises visitor check-in and access workflows to simplify processes for front desk personnel while maintaining security oversight through policy-driven controls.

Facilitating faster evidence collection

The investigation tools within Security Center SaaS enable security teams to efficiently navigate footage from thousands of cameras across various sites and manufacturers without the need for system switching.

Enhanced by AI, the natural language search allows investigators to conduct actionable searches using commonplace descriptions. Tools such as timeline preview, trajectory mapping for people and vehicles, similarity detection, and entry/exit detection expedite evidence compilation and validation. Additionally, operators gain insights into the interpretation of their queries by the system, which aids in refining search outcomes.

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