Our world is becoming more and more interconnected. In the security sector, many technologies provide a vast amount of information that becomes difficult to understand. Integrating security systems is the right solution to this situation.

Integrated security systems meet the needs of every customer, from small branches to multinational headquarters and data centers. Solutions range from integrated burglar alarms, camera systems and access control systems to systems that cover the entire enterprise and integrate with other business systems.

One of the main advantages of integrated systems is the fact that they enable the security services of your business or enterprise to be centralized. Company managers and owners can receive unique reports for all areas of security, instead of receiving separate reports from each area. This not only saves time, but also creates opportunities for a more efficient work flow within the business.

On the other hand, integrated systems include different elements and systems, which complement each other in the response to security incidents or unauthorized access. Another feature of integrated systems is that, if one of the operating systems fails to detect the threat or experiences a malfunction, the security function is performed by the other systems.

In case your security needs require an integrated system, RATECH helps you understand them and decide which security functions will be included in the integrated system. In the implementation phase, RATECH gathers information from various security systems into integrated solutions, making them easier to understand. RATECH collaborates with leading companies in building these solutions.

As one of the most advanced forms of integrated systems, physical security information management (PSIM) is a category of software that provides a platform and applications designed to integrate multiple security systems and devices that are not interconnected and to control them through a comprehensive interface.

PSIM are completely unified platforms that combine camera surveillance, access control, fire and intruder alarms, license plate recognition and other communications into a single solution. A unified approach to security improves the efficiency of the entity that uses it, allows decisions to be made with complete information and responses to situations and risks to be made with greater security.