Meet Keer, a new, smarter way to manage all your Physical Security Hardware in one system that brings your team new capabilities to better orchestrate and protect your premise with efficiency.Nowadays, in most properties, the physical security hardware systems such as Access Control, Alarm Systems, CCTV, sensors, and more, are poorly managed.Thetraditional physical security infrastructure fails to deliver, it is under-protected and underperforming, and unlike any other security aspect in the organization, the physical security still has critical Cyber Risks and Weaknesses.Having aging hardware, multiple systems, vendor locking, and costly upgrades, keeps the total cost of ownership high and day-to-day operational efficiency low.Last but not least, current systems still missing the technological leverage to support and empower the human factor in the physical security operation.Here is how Keer can revolutionize your organization with its unique cutting-edge technology.Keer will unify all your Physical Security Hardware into one smart, simple and robust system.It will easily and automatically Plug-N-Play to all your Physical Security assets and will connect them all into one smart mesh.Once deployed, Keer will add cutting-edge Cyber protection to your operation, and upscale the day-to-day routines and employee experience by implementing Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning capabilities.With Keer, your team can easily monitor all the events on every site, it will connect the dots for you, automatically identify potential security events and allow you to address them in real-time with greater effectiveness.Keer is one system for all your security needs, command and control center alongside an administrative portal to manage security policies, update access control, guest management, event logger, and more.With Keer, you can be ‘unlocked’ from your existing vendors and discover a new world of possibilities to better protect and orchestrate your Physical Security.

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