Amthal adds Brivo to integrated security portfolio

By SSN Staff
Updated 2:28 PM CDT, Tue September 8, 2026
ST. ALBANS, U.K.—Amthal has expanded its integrated security portfolio through a partnership with Brivo, adding the company's cloud-native physical security platform to support customers seeking more connected and centrally managed security operations. The partnership brings the Brivo Security Suite into Amthal's technology offering, combining access control, video intelligence, visitor management and intrusion detection within a single cloud-based environment. The platform enables organizations to manage multiple security functions in real time through a centralized interface. According to the companies, the addition strengthens Amthal's ability to deliver integrated security solutions tailored to customers' operational requirements. By unifying disparate systems through a single management layer, organizations can improve visibility across sites while simplifying administration and day-to-day security operations. "Amthal has the right experience and expertise to maximize the value of cloud-native security technology for its customers," said Rishi Lodhia, managing director EMEA at Brivo. "From initial design through installation to maintenance and monitoring, Amthal understands how to align the Brivo solution with the unique needs of each customer to provide a scalable, future-proof solution that delivers value from day one." Brivo joins a portfolio of technologies that Amthal deploys across commercial, residential and public-sector environments. The Brivo platform incorporates artificial intelligence capabilities designed to help security teams identify events, monitor activity and gain operational insight across multiple locations. It also offers flexible procurement options, supporting both traditional capital expenditure purchases and subscription-based operating expenditure models. The companies said they will work together on future projects that leverage Brivo's cloud-native security platform as part of broader integrated security deployments.
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