General Dynamics [GD] yesterday announced a new software solution for the security management community that can integrate third party sensors and technologies into a common operating picture that is scalable and cost-effective and aids in coordinating responses to incidents. The Global Security Operations Center (GSOC) solution will be on display next week in Philadelphia at the annual ASIS International conference that showcases security products and solutions for infrastructure protection. The company also introduced two GSOC Integration Labs, one in Florida…
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