Kilroy Realty wanted to connect the more than 100 buildings it manages in California and Washington, but before it started with the complexities of smart lighting or using sensors to predictively maintain HVAC systems, it wanted to make sure its physical infrastructure was secure. The property management company had long dealt with security for its IT operations, but before bringing building management systems online it needed to figure out how to secure them.
Bayron Lopez Pineda, operational technology manager at Kilroy, says the company has connected some of its building infrastructure, but it was done on a per-building basis, making it tough to monitor and track. He wanted to run all of the different systems through a single security software so he could keep an eye on the increasing number of elements that were connecting to the internet.
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