Artificial intelligence (AI) company Dataminr joins forces with Genetec for enhanced physical security solutions.

Artificial intelligence (AI) company Dataminr joins forces with Genetec for enhanced physical security solutions.

Dataminr, a leading AI-powered event and risk intelligence platform, has announced a new global partner program this year. The initiative aims to bring together organizations committed to innovation and operational excellence, such as Genetec and World Wide Technology (WWT).

Through this collaboration, Genetec's physical security software is integrated with Dataminr's platform, enabling security teams to integrate external risk signals with internal security controls. The analysis provided identifies high-impact events, including active assailants, severe weather, public safety disruptions, and other potential business continuity threats.

Dataminr's AI platform analyses multimodal data from over one million public sources, including images, audio, video, and text in over 150 languages across 220 countries and territories. This vast network of data sources allows for early warnings of emerging events and risks from public data.

The new global partner program also offers companies a path for partner revenue, a simplified reward-for-value structure, tiered benefits, and streamlined sales and marketing tools.

Context Agents will provide novel Agentic AI capabilities to add real-time context around breaking events, risks, and threats. This feature is designed to eliminate silos and blind spots, enabling quicker and more consistent threat response.

The integrated solution provides enhanced real-time situational awareness, contextual intelligence, and automated workflows to accelerate security responses. The intelligence is distilled into actionable, geotagged alerts that integrate seamlessly with Genetec's threat level management system.

Jim Kavanaugh, the CEO and co-founder of WWT, stated that partnering with Dataminr helps WWT elevate its ability to deliver an end-to-end, AI-enabled security platform. Matt Harrell, chief partner officer at Dataminr, added that the collaboration solves the problem of security teams being overwhelmed with information from disparate systems, providing real-time intelligence that transforms security operations from reactive to proactive.

The collaboration between Dataminr and Genetec Inc. and the expanded partnership with WWT aim to establish a unified cyber-physical platform, providing an integrated approach to managing digital, physical, and operational threats in real-time. This unified solution empowers security teams with early warnings of risks and safety events, enhancing situational awareness.

In the past, Dataminr has collaborated with other AI and data analysis platforms, such as Microsoft Azure Machine Learning, IBM Watson, and other leading players in the AI-supported security management field. However, the specific partner organizations for this new collaboration have not been explicitly listed in the search results.

The combination of Dataminr's AI-powered event and risk intelligence and Genetec's physical security software, along with WWT's unique integration and delivery capabilities, promises to revolutionise the way organisations approach security operations.

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