Live From ISC West 2022 Preview

Live From ISC West 2022 Preview

  • By Matt Jones
  • Mar 16, 2022

This year’s ISC West is coming up quick, scheduled from March 22–25 at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada. Staff members from Campus Security & Life Safety and Security Today will be there live and in-person to keep you updated on the security industry’s latest innovations, products and trends. Make sure to follow our Live From ISC West 2022 page for real-time updates, social media posts, photos, videos and commentary from the heart of the action!

For this year’s ISC West, we’re proud to partner with AlertEnterprise and Salient Systems. AlertEnterprise (Booth 6071) specializes in security convergence software that unites physical security, OT, IT and HR systems for coordinated access management and threat detection. Some of its products include the Guardian Cloud Security Convergence Platform, Guardian Visitor and Guardian Policy-Based Access Control.

Likewise, visit Salient Systems at Booth #10053. Salient's CompleteView VMS is a best-of-breed video management solution that is easy to use and deploy and is scalable to meet your enterprise needs for both today and tomorrow. It is open, highly interoperable and works with thousands of camera types, as well as leading access control and analytics solutions.

Join Salient's Customer Cocktail Hour on Tuesday, March 24 between 2pm-5pm! RSVP to get receive your drink voucher and be entered to win a YETI Cooler!

The show can be a busy time, so make sure to schedule your one-on-one with a Salient team member to get a personal demo, see what Salient has planned for 2022, and have all your questions answered in their booth.

Make sure to check in with Security Today as your one-stop-shop for coverage before, during and after the show. Click the yellow “ISCW Live 2022” button in the menu bar above or visit securitytoday.com/live. You can also search the Twitter hashtag #ISCWest2022 and follow @CampusSecur, @SecurToday and @FredJones007 for live updates from the show floor. Until then, stay secure, and we’ll see you in Vegas!

About the Author

Matt Jones is senior editor of Spaces4Learning and Campus Security and Life Safety. He can be reached at [email protected]

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