Role, Skills and Competencies of the System Integrator

The security sector today is characterized by the presence of systems that uses increasingly sophisticated and complex technologies, however, to be used efficiently, these systems must exchange data and information through common languages.

In this context, System Integrators play an important role among the market players. Rudy Zucca, CEO of Security Trust, discussed this in a special feature in Secsolution.

“Today system integration cannot be separated from the digital, as modern security is increasingly interconnected with information technology, the Internet of Things (IoT), the cloud, and automated systems,” said Rudy Zucca, discussing the need for the security sector to integrate with related fields, such as Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity, to provide a comprehensive and secure service capable of addressing and effectively preventing constantly evolving threats through the oversight of digital transformation in security systems.

The value of personal skills is also a key factor, essential for Security Trust, which in recent years has chosen to invest in training and certification of competencies. To ensure the effectiveness of projects and meet client needs, it is crucial that employees are continuously updated through ongoing training, in order to maintain high operational standards and comply with current regulations.