Omnigo has announced a strategic partnership with Evolv to deliver a more integrated and intelligent approach to modern security operations. Through this collaboration, both companies aim to bridge the gap between early threat detection and centralized incident intelligence. As a result, security organizations can now enhance how they document, analyze, and respond to potential risks in real time.
At the core of this partnership lies the seamless integration of Evolv’s AI-powered weapons detection technology with Omnigo’s incident management platform. Notably, this combined solution ensures that every alert whether related to weapons detection or identity recognition is automatically converted into a structured and actionable incident. Consequently, security teams can trigger response workflows instantly and manage investigations more efficiently from start to resolution.
“Evolv’s AI-powered system detects weapons and helps identify known persons of interest in real time. Omnigo ensures every alert whether object-based or identity-based becomes a structured, actionable incident that triggers response workflows and drives investigations through resolution.”
Furthermore, the integration with Evolv Express® significantly enhances operational capabilities. By leveraging cameras within the Evolv system, detected individuals can be matched against authorized watchlists maintained in Omnigo. Whenever a match occurs, the system immediately activates predefined response actions. Therefore, security personnel can respond faster while simultaneously capturing structured data that contributes to a growing intelligence repository. Over time, this continuous data accumulation helps organizations gain deeper insights that extend beyond isolated incidents.
“Early detection is essential, but it’s what organizations learn from each incident that ultimately strengthens security over time,” said Kevin Lafeber, Chief Executive Officer, Omnigo. “Whether identifying a weapon or recognizing a known individual, this integration ensures every alert becomes part of a broader intelligence picture revealing patterns, informing policy decisions, and improving preparedness for future threats.”
Meanwhile, security leaders are facing increasing pressure to balance safety, regulatory compliance, and customer experience, all while managing rising operational costs and limited budgets. In this context, the partnership addresses a critical industry need. Instead of relying on fragmented data sources, organizations can now benefit from unified, structured incident intelligence that delivers actionable insights.
“With this partnership, Omnigo reinforces its role as the central system of record for modern security operations,” added Lafeber. “By aligning early detection with structured incident intelligence, we’re enabling security leaders to isolate threats earlier, push risk further from the people and property they protect and build the foresight needed to anticipate what comes next.”
In addition, Evolv leadership highlighted the importance of combining detection technology with broader operational intelligence. This collaboration not only improves threat detection but also enables a more coordinated and data-driven response strategy.
“This partnership represents a meaningful advancement in how organizations approach security,” said Jason Grellner, VP of Healthcare at Evolv. “By connecting Evolv’s detection capabilities with Omnigo’s centralized incident platform, we’re helping security leaders move beyond isolated alerts to coordinated, data-driven response strategies that enhance safety without compromising customer experience.”
Finally, as part of the agreement, Omnigo will serve as an Evolv Premiere Partner, responsible for selling, installing, and supporting Evolv Express® and Evolv eXpedite™ systems. Overall, this partnership marks a significant step toward smarter, AI-enabled security ecosystems that prioritize both proactive detection and informed decision-making.
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