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🏥This was the reality for one large enterprise health system built through years of acquisition: ▪ ~10,000 physical security devices ▪ Passwords blank or shared across thousands of cameras ▪ No schedule for firmware updates Every acquired organization brought its own device inventory and its own security posture, along with orphan devices. At that scale, manual hygiene wasn't happening reliably. Here's what changed after deploying SecuriThings: ✔️ Password rotation and firmware management now run automatically across 8,000+ cameras, ending the reliance on blank or shared credentials. ✔️ Every device across every subsidiary and acquired organization is visible from a single dashboard, the first unified inventory the security team had ever had. ✔️ ServiceNow integration routes physical security alerts directly into IT workflows, replacing manual handoffs with structured incident response. For healthcare systems built through acquisition, unmanaged devices accumulate quietly until someone has to account for all of them at once. #PhysicalSecurity #CyberSecurity #Healthcare #IoTSecurity #DeviceManagement

97% of enterprise physical security teams are unsatisfied with their third-party remediation experience. 📊 That's a near-unanimous verdict on a model most teams are still operating. When every device issue routes through an external vendor, timelines slip, direct visibility decreases, and compliance outcomes become dependent on someone else's priorities. The frustration the data captures is structural, and it's consistent across the industry. The 2026 Physical Security Trends Report documents how this dependency formed and what it takes to close the gap. Download the full report - link in comments. #PhysicalSecurity #CyberSecurity #DeviceManagement

Two research reports. Two perspectives on where physical security is heading in 2026. One mid-year check-in on which calls are holding up. SecuriThings and Genetec each published a 2026 Trends Report earlier this year. Six months in, some of it has aged well and some of it has evolved faster than either report expected. We're comparing notes on three fronts: ➡️ Convergence — what it actually means once IT and physical security teams start sharing goals, budgets, and buyers ➡️ Visibility — still step one, still the part most teams underestimate ➡️ AI and automation — moving so fast it's causing both sides to rethink what is possible, and when Ben Desjardins, Christian Chenard-Lemire, and Laurent Villeneuve compare findings live on July 30, 1pm ET. If you're a physical security leader, join us to hear where things are headed in the second half of 2026. Registration link in the comments 👇 #PhysicalSecurity #AI #SecurityOperations

Two research teams. Two surveys. Genetec and SecuriThings each studied the state of physical security in 2026, independently. Neither saw the other's questions before publishing. We're putting both research teams in the same room to compare notes live: “Physical Security Mid-Year Check-In: How the 2026 Trends Are Holding Up” Thursday, July 30th at 1 PM ET   Sign up below - Link in the comments 👇 #PhysicalSecurity #CyberSecurity #IoT #DeviceManagement 

Most enterprise physical security programs were built around a simple premise: cameras, NVRs, and access control systems are low-value targets. That premise is being stress-tested in real time. In spring 2026, Anthropic disclosed a frontier AI capability able to identify and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities across every major operating system. The same period: NVRs and IP cameras ranked among the riskiest connected devices in enterprise environments. The three barriers that made physical security devices deprioritized targets (niche codebases, unclear lateral movement paths, high attack cost) have each been systematically addressed by AI-powered tooling. ⚡ AI systems now generate working CVE exploits in 10 to 15 minutes at approximately $1 per attempt. The premise has changed. The program, in most cases, has not. Our eBook breaks down what this shift means for enterprise physical security operations. 🔗 Link in the comments #PhysicalSecurity #CyberSecurity #IoTSecurity #DeviceManagement

When Saia Inc. replaced manual management of password rotations, firmware updates, and certificate renewals across 11K devices and 200+ locations with automation, compliance went up to roughly 90%. Full story below 👇 #PhysicalSecurity #CyberSecurity 

The camera that gets exploited this year probably wasn't installed this year. Enterprise physical security fleets age in place. A device installed in 2018 is still capturing footage, still on the network, still trusted, and in many cases still running firmware from three years ago. Most organizations can tell you how many cameras they have. Fewer can tell you which ones are running unsupported firmware right now.  That's where exposure actually lives. 📡 70% of physical security leaders cite limited visibility as their #1 barrier to proactive device management, according to our 2026 Trends Report. 👀 You can get (free) visibility into your device environment in 3 easy steps. This isn't a demo. Send us a CSV of your device inventory. We'll turn it into a live environment showing visibility, vulnerability analysis, lifecycle exposure, and recommended next steps. 🚫 No deployment 💸 No cost 🤝 No commitment Link in the comments 👇 #PhysicalSecurity #IoTSecurity #CyberPhysicalSecurity #VulnerabilityManagement

73% of enterprise physical security teams say their preferred future state is direct, in-house device management, according to the SecuriThings 2026 Physical Security Trends Report. That's a near-unanimous signal from the industry. Most are operating a model they didn't choose and don't want to keep. Third-party reliance for device remediation wasn't a strategic decision for most. It was the path of least resistance in environments where managing diverse devices at enterprise scale required external support by default. The desire to change that is consistent. Three-quarters of an industry agreeing on a destination is a clear signal. The harder question is whether the tooling exists to get there. #PhysicalSecurity #CyberSecurity #DeviceManagement

When a CVE hits a camera on your network, who remediates it? In most organizations, the answer depends on who you ask. Firmware updates, credential rotation, and CVE response for physical security devices sit somewhere between physical security, IT, and cyber. Tasks that belong to three teams often end up belonging to none of them. Our new eBook examines what true convergence requires in 2026: ownership clarity, diagnostic visibility, and operational accountability. It includes four real-world scenarios showing what happens when any one of the three is missing, and the data on how far most organizations still have to go. 📥 Download the eBook. Link in the comments. #PhysicalSecurity #SecurityConvergence #Cybersecurity #IoTSecurity

Ariel Nackash, our Head of DevOps, recently joined the DevOps Leaders IL Podcast to discuss his team's new agent-driven development process and how the role of DevOps is evolving in response to AI-powered engineering workflows. Enjoy! 🎧