Cawamo to Demo AI-Powered SaaS Platform at GSX Show

NEW ORLEANS—Cawamo, a next-generation security SaaS company, has announced it will exhibit at the Global Security Exchange (GSX) with live demonstrations of its unified, AI-powered command & control platform. GSX is set to take place on September 29 to October 1 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. Organized by ASIS International, GSX is one of North America’s largest annual security events, convening thousands of professionals from across the commercial security ecosystem.

“Security operations teams are tired of stitching together a ‘Frankenstein’ stack,’” says David Yakov, CEO of Cawamo. “Cawamo is a game-changer that replaces multiple point products with one platform: Cloud VMS, PSIM workflow, real-time AI analytics, cloud recording, health monitoring, reporting, and SIP-based talk-down — all deployed the same day, without upfront hardware. That means faster response, lower operating costs, and a cleaner operator experience.”

Summarizing Cawamo Unified AI-Powered Command and Control Platform

The company says that its command & control platform provides users several benefits that include:

  • The platform enables users to view live sites, recent recordings, and AI insights in a single pane of glass
  • the solution can trigger automated or operator-led SIP audio talk-down with configurable playbooks
  • Cawamo says the platform allows users to connect to virtually any IP camera with rapid onboarding
  • The company points out the platform can generate incident and trend reports for both monitoring centers and enterprise SOCs
  • The Saas software provider notes the platform can scale from one site to nationwide deployments without new on-premises hardware

“We built Cawamo to help remote monitoring companies, integrators, and enterprise SOCs run lean while elevating service quality,” adds Mike Taylor, VP, Americas. “At GSX, visitors will see how same-day command & control reduces time-to-value — from proof-of-concept to production — in hours, not months.”

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