ScreenCheck enters into strategic partnership with ICT
ScreenCheck has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with Integrated Control Technology (ICT), a global security manufacturer, marking a significant milestone in its efforts to expand its security technology portfolio across the GCC region. ScreenCheck is a subsidiary of Centena Group and a key player offering end-to-end security and identification solutions in the Middle East and Africa region. The partnership integrates ICT’s advanced access control and unified security management capabilities into ScreenCheck’s wide array of offerings, enabling organisations to deploy integrated, enterprise-grade access control and security systems across commercial and critical infrastructure environments. YOU MAY LIKE UAE strengthens market monitoring to ensure price stability Commenting on the strategic value of the collaboration, Shaji Abdul Kader, COO of ScreenCheck, said that, “This collaboration not only enables smoother, efficient execution and long-term system continuity, but also opens up new growth opportunities as customer requirements continue to evolve towards open-platform and customisable solutions.” “Furthermore, we aim to accelerate our efforts to meet the demands of the security market in the region and enable our clients’ seamless transition to future-ready security architectures,” Abdul Kader added. Through this collaboration, ICT brings over 20 years of expertise in unified access control, intrusion detection, and building automation solutions. Its Protege GX enterprise platform is designed to support organizations in achieving both enhanced security and operational efficiency. According to the statement, “GX open, scalable, interoperable platform, integrates with a wide range of third-party technologies from biometrics, and VMS to visitor management, HR, and room booking systems into a unified environment.” Through this partnership, ScreenCheck and ICT will jointly support clients with local engineering expertise, training, and lifecycle services