Proactive Security Response: How Hexagon Enhances Safety, Cuts Losses & Minimizes Bad Press
Security teams that respond in seconds rather than minutes can prevent catastrophic losses and protect their organization's reputation
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Security teams that respond in seconds rather than minutes can prevent catastrophic losses and protect their organization's reputation
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In a world where every second counts during an incident, the ability to respond swiftly and effectively can make all the difference. A proactive security response is a necessity in high-stakes environments such as airports, where a delayed reaction to a security breach can lead to severe consequences, including substantial financial losses and negative media exposure. Clients in these sectors require technologies that not only detect but also allow for immediate action against potential threats.
Clients in these sectors require technologies that not only detect but also allow for immediate action against potential threats.
Hexagon's Jeremy Howard explains how the company's proactive security response solutions enable security operators to quickly identify and manage incidents. Instead of gathering data for later analysis, these systems are designed to deliver real-time solutions that prevent situations from escalating. He says, "What we need to do is, we need to be able to have cameras that know what that person was wearing, whether it was a blue shirt, blue pants, blue hat, being able to search against that material, allowing the operator to walk through a series of processes that allow them to get to the end result fast and then find that person, interdict that person, and save time, money, and PR for that airport."
What we need to do is, we need to be able to have cameras that know what that person was wearing, whether it was a blue shirt, blue pants, blue hat, being able to search against that material, allowing the operator to walk through a series of processes that allow them to get to the end result fast and then find that person, interdict that person, and save time, money, and PR for that airport.
— Jeremy Howard, Hexagon
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