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  • Genetec to showcase security innovations at Intersec Saudi Arabia 2025 for Vision 2030.
  • Physical security is essential for Saudi Arabia's smart city transformation and Vision 2030 success.
  • Genetec bolsters Saudi presence by hiring local security professionals and expanding operations.

Genetec Inc., the global pioneer in enterprise physical security software, has announced its participation in Intersec Saudi Arabia 2025.

At the event, Genetec will demonstrate the latest advancements in physical security systems, including its enterprise-grade Security Center Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution. 

Scheduled to run from 29 September to 1 October 2025 at the Riyadh International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Intersec Saudi Arabia 2025 offers an ideal platform for Genetec to showcase its unified physical security solutions, which are critical to enabling Saudi Arabia's smart city ambitions.

Role of physical security

Physical security is becoming increasingly important to the success of Vision 2030.

As Saudi Arabia’s urban centers continue their evolution into smart cities, physical security is becoming increasingly important to the success of Vision 2030.

The Genetec Security Center SaaS platform is purpose-built to address these emerging challenges, offering fully cloud-hosted and hybrid solutions that integrate video surveillance, access control, and advanced analytics to enhance both public safety and operational efficiency.

According to the 2025 State of Physical Security report, 60% of organizations globally are adopting a hybrid strategy, combining on-premises and cloud-based security solutions.

Safeguarding infrastructure

This trend is gaining significant traction in Saudi Arabia as local enterprises and government entities prioritize data security, agility, and compliance while safeguarding infrastructure.

At Intersec Saudi Arabia 2025, Genetec will highlight how its solutions support critical infrastructure protection, resource optimization, and privacy-first approaches that are key to enabling urban development and enhancing public safety in cities like Riyadh, Jeddah, and NEOM.

Expanding presence in Saudi Arabia

The company has added senior-level Saudi-based security professionals to its team

In response to Saudi Arabia’s evolving security needs, Genetec has significantly invested in the Kingdom through expanded operations and local hiring initiatives.

The company has added senior-level Saudi-based security professionals to its team, demonstrating its long-term commitment to supporting both public sector agencies and private enterprises.

Genetec has also enhanced its regional presence, including scaling its Riyadh operations to align with growing customer demands for physical security solutions.

Vision 2030

As the Kingdom continues its transformation under Vision 2030, the company’s growing footprint underscores its commitment to supporting the region’s accelerated focus on physical security, critical infrastructure protection and urban modernization.

“Saudi Arabia is witnessing a critical period of modernization and urban growth, placing tremendous importance on advanced physical security technologies to secure its people, infrastructure and assets,” said Firas Jadalla, Regional Director for the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa (META) at Genetec.

“As a trusted partner in this journey, Genetec is expanding its footprint in the Kingdom, investing in talent and tailoring our innovative security solutions to meet the unique needs of Saudi organizations.”

Commitment to Saudi Arabia’s growth

By fostering local collaboration, hiring specialized talent, and delivering innovative solutions tailored to the country’s unique security needs, Genetec is committed to helping Saudi Arabia achieve its Vision 2030 objectives.

To learn more about how Genetec solutions are shaping the future of security in Saudi Arabia, visit Genetec at Hall 3, StandA11.

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