Editor Introduction
As cutting-edge trends go, convergence has been around for at least two decades. The meaning has shifted over the years, and if anything, the idea of convergence has gotten even more aspirational. Unfortunately, the widespread use of the term has also paradoxically undermined its meaning and power. However, today’s concept of convergence has matured to provide new levels of benefit for security professionals. We asked our Expert Panel Roundtable: How has the meaning of “convergence” evolved in the security market? How are systems today more converged than ever?
Daniel Reichman
Ai-RGUS
Convergence is not a one-size-fits-all solution; it requires tailoring to the unique needs of each organization. However, its principles provide a roadmap for physical security pioneers to redefine their roles and secure greater relevance within their enterprises. Cybersecurity is a great example of leveraging the latest technology, aligning it with organizational goals, assessing risk, and ultimately, getting stakeholder buy-in. As systems become more converged, physical security executives can embrace this framework to drive innovation and business objectives.
03/24/2025
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