Digifort will be joined by Cortech Developments on its exhibition stand at The Security Event (TSE 2025), stand 5/J15, 8-10 April.
Digifort is a Cortech ‘Premier Partner’, with a comprehensive, bi-directional integration in place between Digifort’s Video Management System (VMS) and Cortech’s Datalog.
The integration enables Digifort’s VMS to provide comprehensive, video and analytics functionality to the Datalog, such as camera, server, failover and alarm status.
This integration is designed to enhance Datalog QL’s harmonised, multi-system, platform for local and remote site management.
“Digifort is pleased to host Cortech on our exhibition stand at TSE 2025,” Nick Bowden, MD of Digifort UK, said. “The Digifort and Cortech Premier Partnership is already proven and successfully deployed in high-security, mission-critical and national infrastructure projects. Digifort’s intuitive camera control and modular options for analytics, LPR, and facial recognition are all available to Datalog.
“In addition, Digifort brings integration with over 400 camera manufacturer brands and over 10,000 products; server failover options in mirrored, ratio and parallel recording configurations; audio listening and triggering; videowall integration; video alarm and event handling; and many useful features such as Google maps, joystick control and smartphone viewing and streaming.”
“’Datalog offers operators a secure platform for managing alarms and events from Digifort and multiple third-party systems,” Jason Blundell, Head of Sales and Business Development at Cortech Developments, added. “Operators can prioritise alarms, visually verify incidents using video replay of live, pre-alarm, and post-alarm footage, and access fully audited incident reporting and evidence tracking for enhanced security oversight.”
Attendees can visit stand 5/J15 at TSE 2025 to learn more about how the Digifort and Datalog integration can enhance security management strategy.
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