Everyone's a VIP: rethinking who gets protected at work
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In this conversation, Envoy founder and CEO Larry Gadea joins Bridget Scott Ackinc, VP of Strategy and Enablement, to give an inside look on Envoy Response, the first system to connect real-time presence data to threat intelligence and incident management. Security teams can spot a threat, launch and track the response, and account for everyone at risk. So nothing slips through the gap between knowing and acting.
Walk through how Envoy Response combines presence signals from Wi-Fi, door access, single sign-on, and mobile device management to know who's actually on-site, how AI now makes it possible to monitor threats across thousands of locations at once, and why real safety means covering everyone, not just executives.
Whether you're a security director, a facilities or operations leader, or anyone responsible for keeping people safe across a distributed workplace, this conversation is a first look at what Envoy Response can do.
Quotes from Larry Gadea:
“Everyone's a VIP when you're using Envoy Response. Everyone can be monitored if they're at home, if they're traveling, if they're in the office, if they're in an office that they're not normally in. You don't have to be a C-level to have somebody helping you out and letting you know that there's something bad about to happen.”
“The best security happens when stuff is really simple, it's passive, it's easy, and they can just do it themselves, and sometimes without even knowing.”
“ We've basically built out AI models that help us scale such that we can protect everybody, not just the one or two addresses of people assigned to different offices.”
See how Envoy Response connects real-time presence data to threat intelligence, so security teams can spot a threat and account for everyone at risk. Book a demo today.
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