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| S2 Mobile Security Officer is designed for speed of information sharing, and real time response to situations in the field |
S2 Security, the leader in IP-based integrated physical security systems, recently announced the introduction of S2 Mobile Security Officer™, a revolutionary tablet app that makes security departments more effective. With S2 Mobile Security Officer, security management and staff can now operate their S2 access control and video management systems from anywhere, dramatically improving productivity, decision making and response time.
Modeled after the “battlefield awareness” concept developed by military operations, S2 Mobile Security Officer is designed for ease of use, speed of information sharing, and real time response to situations in the field, while leveraging the advanced technology built in to every S2 system. S2 Mobile Security Officer is administered from a central location, and all actions taken by field security officers are instantly sent back to the command center.
“Our vision is for users to be able to interact with their S2 system wherever, whenever and however they want,” said John L. Moss, CEO, S2 Security. “S2 Mobile Security Officer is an industry first that makes this a reality, with more exciting product developments to come.”
S2 Mobile Security Officer allows mobile users to remotely open or lock doors; monitor activity and alarms; and muster for evacuations, coordinating multiple mustering points right on the tablet screen. Acting as a photo ID capture camera, S2 Mobile Security Officer lets users take photos and add them immediately to their centrally managed S2 system from the field. Users can also access and control surveillance cameras on demand, displaying high-quality, high frame rate video that can be shared as needed, where needed.
Winner of the Security Products Magazine 2014 New Product of the Year Award in the Mobile Security Apps category, S2 Mobile Security Officer was live on display at ASIS 2014 in Booth 3837.
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