ComNet Adds Razberi Line to Product Offering

  • Nov 20, 2020

ComNet, Communication Networks of Danbury, CT has announced that ACRE has acquired Razberi Technologies and the product line will be added to and sold under the ComNet brand and portfolio of products. ComNet will now be selling Razberi products through its established channels.

The Razberi product line of Intelligent Video Appliances, Automated Security Software, and Health Monitoring Software is designed to protect and monitor IP-Based surveillance systems and complements the ComNet line of innovative network communication solutions. The Razberi appliance allows cameras, access control points, and other devices to add layers of protection while lowering the threat of cybersecurity risks to businesses.

According to Tom Galvin, Razberi founder and chief product officer, “We’re excited to join with ComNet and add more value to their deep network product line. ComNet can now offer a more comprehensive infrastructure for video transmission, storage, management and cybersecurity.”

Razberi’s open video surveillance platform includes intelligent appliances combined with automated cybersecurity and health monitoring software. In combination with a wide range of top third-party video management software (VMS) applications and IP cameras, enterprises can flexibly deploy a best of breed solution that reduces their total cost of ownership and reduces the likelihood of a costly cyber breach.

Bringing Razberi Technologies into the ComNet product portfolio made sense on many levels” said Andrew Acquarulo Jr., ComNet CEO and president. “ComNet has strongly considered adding an enhanced surveillance product line that would make a significant impact on the market and bring a measurable improvement to any application. We believe Razberi is that product.”

ComNet believes the Razberi product line is a cost-effective solution and its cybersecurity products can complement ComNet’s emphasis on securing business networks.

“With the intense focus on cybersecurity, the unique Razberi products directed to cyber threats, CameraDefense™ and ApplianceDefense™ now combined with ComNet Port Guardian™, present a formidable defense against unauthorized network access,” said Skip Haight, ComNet VP of Marketing. “Our position is that if you are concerned about the long-term success of your application, choosing ComNet ensures it will be,” added Haight.

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