Live From ISC West Pre-Show Update

Live From ISC West Pre-Show Update

  • By Matt Jones
  • Mar 23, 2022

The ISC West conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, has officially begun, and we’re here to bring the show floor experience straight to your living room. Be sure to check in on our Live From ISC West 2022 page, the central hub of everything ISC-related. And remember to follow us on Twitter at CampusSecur, SecurToday and FredJones007 for the latest updates, including news, pictures, video, commentary and more!

For this show, we’re proud to partner with two outstanding organizations and highlight their achievements to the rest of the industry. I’ll be checking in with AlertEnterprise (Booth #6071) and Salient Systems (Booth #11053) multiple times daily to help broadcast anything and everything they have to share! Keep your eyes peeled for one-on-one interviews, product demonstrations, overviews of their latest innovations—and a few casual pictures from Happy Hour against the glittering backdrop of the Vegas Strip!

AlertEnterprise CSO Mark Weatherford and CEO Jasvir Gill will be speaking this afternoon at a session called “Why Digital Transformation and Security Are the Only Ways Forward.” They’ll discuss the blending of the physical and digital worlds and the importance of converged security across IT, HR and OT systems to complete your organization’s digital transformation. The session is scheduled from 3:30–4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 23, in Venetian 304, Level 1.

Salient Systems, meanwhile, is bringing the CompleteView VMS, a best-of-breed video management solution that’s easy to use and deploy, and that’s scalable to meet your enterprise needs for both today and tomorrow. You can schedule a one-on-one with a Salient team member now to get a personal demo and get all your questions answered in person. Salient’s also hosting a Customer Cocktail Hour on Thursday, March 24, from 2:00–5:00 p.m. RSVP to get a drink voucher and be entered for a chance to win a YETI Cooler!

This is one time when what happens in Vegas, doesn’t stay in Vegas. The best is yet to come, so please keep your eyes on this space. The action is happening from Wednesday, March 23, to Friday, March 25, and you won’t want to miss a second of it. And if you’re attending the show, please stop by Security Today (Booth #10120) and say hello!

About the Author

Matt Jones is senior editor of Spaces4Learning and Campus Security and Life Safety. He can be reached at MJones@1105media.com

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