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New Partnership Connects Security Providers With Commercial Marketplace

A strategic partnership between nFACT and the Security Industry Association will feature certified professionals in a digital building trades marketplace.

Commercial building trades buyers and security service providers will have a new way to connect following a strategic partnership announced between nFACT and the Security Industry Association.

Under the new initiative, SIA member companies and certified professionals will be prominently featured on the nFACT digital marketplace. Featured providers will receive verified member badges, certification indicators and prioritized ranking in buyer search results.

Over the next month, SIA member companies will be integrated into the platform. Once complete, every credential held by a member, such as the Certified Security Project Manager or Security Industry Cybersecurity Certification, will appear on their service provider profile.

Integrators searching for subcontractors will have the ability to filter results specifically for SIA-affiliated providers. The agreement also provides SIA members with discounted access to the platform and direct connection to more than 27,000 service providers in the database.

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Jesse Jacobs is assistant editor of SecurityToday.com.

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