Qognify will make its debut at Security Essen 2018, showcasing its multi-award-winning portfolio of technology solutions that are mitigating risks, maintaining business continuity and optimizing operations for organizations and infrastructure throughout Europe and around the world.

In Hall 7, Booth 7E33, Qognify will present its Situator PSIM solution alongside its Operational Intelligence Center (OIC) module and new Situator mobile app, the award-winning VisionHub VMS and real-time video analytics solution – SuspectSearch.

Mobile Application Suite

The company will also highlight its new for 2018 packaged solutions (Qognify ISM and Qognify ACI) and the prestigious Security & Fire Excellence Awards, 2017 Communications Product of the Year – the Qognify Extend mobile application suite.

Security Essen takes place in Germany from 25th September until 28th September 2018. Qognify will highlight why its technology is trusted, relied upon and proven throughout Europe by large rail operators including AeroExpress (Russia), Network Rail (UK) and ProRail (Netherlands); major international airports - Avinor Airport (Norway) and Gatwick Airport (UK); financial institutions - Millennium Bank (Portugal’s) and seaports such as Naftoport (Poland).

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