The CAPSS certification independently verifies Synergy’s cyber resilience, giving customers assurance that robust cyber security is built into the platform’s development and operation.

This reinforces the platform's suitability for deployment across critical national infrastructure (CNI), including utilities, transport, policing, government facilities and public spaces.

It also strengthens Synergy’s position in markets where cyber assurance and CAPSS certification are increasingly crucial requirements for procurement and supplier selection of physical security systems, helping buyers compare and choose with greater confidence.

CAPSS certification also secures Synergy’s inclusion in the NPSA Catalogue of Security Equipment (CSE), providing procurement teams from government departments and infrastructure operators sourcing cyber-assured solutions with the confidence that the platform meets nationally recognised cyber assurance standards.

Amanda Larnder, CEO at Synectics plc, said: “Security and surveillance platforms are part of an organisation’s critical operational infrastructure and customers rightly expect them to meet the highest standard of cyber resilience.

“CAPSS certification demonstrates that Synergy has been independently assessed against rigorous government-defined cyber security requirements, giving customers greater confidence in the platform’s ability to support secure operations in some of the world’s most demanding environments.”

CAPSS is increasingly specified or strongly recommended within procurement frameworks, security policies, and national guidance – particularly for environments where security and surveillance systems protect critical services or national assets.

Larnder added: “Cyber resilience is now inseparable from physical security. Organisations increasingly expect security platforms to deliver operational performance and independently verified cyber resilience.

“Synergy’s CAPSS certification reinforces Synectics’ commitment to delivering on these requirements and further strengthens our position in markets where cyber assurance is becoming an increasingly important differentiator when selecting security and surveillance technology.”