While lawmakers on Capitol Hill continue to hammer out the details of the bipartisan infrastructure package, it is clear the legislation is going to pass in some shape, form or fashion this year and that means additional funds will soon be heading into the coffers of critical infrastructure projects across the nation. In addition to replacing aging roads and bridges, these dollars will also undoubtedly be spent to upgrade outdated security technology systems – access control, video surveillance, perimeter intrusion detection, etc. – at a wide variety of facilities. Join our panel of experts as they discuss the priorities of the Biden administration when it comes overhauling critical infrastructure and how these initiatives will impact security integrators and end-users in the months and years ahead.
You will learn:
- What security technologies are expected to be in the highest demand once funds start flowing;
- Which vertical markets will see the greatest amount of emphasis from the bill;
- The current state of “rip and replace” with regards to video surveillance in the wake of the NDAA and recent FCC actions;
- And, how cybersecurity will factor into each of these projects and what both integrators and end-users need to be doing to enhance their cybersecurity postures.
