Enterprise security systems

Enterprise security is the strategy, technology, and procedures used to protect people, property, and assets across multiple locations. Enterprise security technology includes access control, video security, visitor management, alarms, and AI-powered analytics. A complete enterprise security program may also include managed security, meaning one trusted security partner designs, installs, monitors, and maintains the entire security operation.

Enterprise security covers a broad set of organizational assets, such as buildings, personnel, guests, and operations. Cybersecurity focuses entirely on protecting digital systems, networks, and data. For example, while enterprise security can defend against physical risks like unauthorized entry, cybersecurity helps prevent digital events like malware, phishing, ransomware, and hacking.

The components of enterprise security differ depending on the scope of your operation, such as the number of locations and the size of each building. However, most enterprise security programs combine access control, video surveillance, visitor management, remote video monitoring, and occupancy management to detect threats, prevent incidents, improve operations, and provide a safer environment for staff and visitors.

Enterprise security protects businesses by preventing unauthorized access, identifying potential threats, responding to incidents, and protecting staff and visitors across locations. Our security experts can help you run an audit of your properties and create an enterprise security solution that’s right for you.

Enterprise security risk management (ESRM) ties your organization’s daily security decisions to overall risk, rather than regarding security as a system on its own. ESRM reviews what you want to protect, the risks it faces, and how your team will handle that risk. Kastle works with your team to help you plan and implement security with access control, video surveillance, and reporting that work across multiple locations.