SureView Immix CC Simplifies PSIM Deployment and Operation

  • Apr 05, 2017

SureView Systems, a global provider of command center solutions, is showcasing the innovative capabilities of its Immix Command Center (CC) Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) platform at ISC West 2017. Capitalizing on nearly 20 years of experience in commercial central stations and security command centers, SureView Systems’ Immix CC integrates diverse security systems on a unified platform. Users experience unprecedented ease of operation and deployment versatility. The powerful and highly versatile PSIM platform keeps users in complete control by providing the key information and workflows to best manage the most critical events, and automate those that are not.

“Immix CC combines best in class system integration with extreme ease of deployment and operation to provide the one view that matters most to customers,” said Simon Morgan, CTO, SureView Systems. “We developed the software based on our extensive experience in managing and automating security command centers, to deliver the specific functionality and configurations users want and need.”

Immix CC features a truly intuitive User Interface (UI) with a scalable, flexible, web-based software platform. With minimal training, security personnel can expertly manage and execute advanced system functions. This provides security managers with the flexibility to deploy Immix CC in the best way for their organization, whether it is from a single centralized security operations center (SOC), across multiple SOCs with localized control of specific system assets, or any combination of both.

SureView has the largest library of technology integrations in the industry, built over the course of the company’s nearly 20 years of experience. These integrations create a single database of record for all event activity, giving customers a real-time view into their data for management decision making, reporting and other compliance-related processes. This breadth of integrations also helps expedite system deployment as these off-the-shelf integrations typically meet 90 percent of the need and can be deployed immediately.

Immix CC’s unique modular architecture gives unparalleled flexibility to IT managers, as the software can be implemented across any number of centralized or distributed servers. This allows users to determine the best means of deploying Immix CC across their network infrastructure and personnel.

For more information, visit SureView Systems in booth #7017.

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