America’s Largest Managed Security Services Provider Launches Comprehensive, Integrated Covid-19 Safety Program for Office Buildings and Suites
KastleSafeSpaces platform for critical contact tracing and screening technology protects tenants building-wide
As American companies and employees grapple with when and how to return safely to their workplaces, Kastle Systems, the country’s largest managed security services provider to commercial businesses, has developed an integrated, building-wide plan to safeguard the health and safety of workers returning to the workplace. The comprehensive system will enable office buildings to play a significant role in screening and contact tracing.
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Kastle has combined decades of security experience with best practices around managing the novel coronavirus to introduce KastleSafeSpaces, which lets workplaces re-open by making their spaces smarter and safer, while maintaining a level of convenience that’s enabled by technology. Kastle is a leader in the building security sector. Its technology is installed in more than 3,600 buildings and 41,000 businesses across 47 states.
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Using touchless access control, video analytics technology and thermal cameras, KastleSafeSpaces is a new system that integrates virus-screening and contact tracing processes to confidently facilitate a safe return to the office.
Kastle Chairman Mark Ein said, “For American workers to return safely back into office buildings, there must be a comprehensive system in place that integrates technology and new safety protocols both for the building and for tenant spaces alike. It can’t be every building owner, tenant and occupant for themselves. We are all in the business of public health now to protect each other’s lives and help America get back to work.”
Kastle’s approach focuses on integrating technology with new processes to immediately accelerate four major shifts happening within buildings. The combined pillars of safety and security, much of which is available in current building security systems but not fully activated.
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