Top New England Integrator Minuteman Security Rebrands

Minuteman Security Technologies, an Andover, Mass.-based provider of enterprise security technology and life safety solutions, announces a name change that better reflects the company’s mission and values to Minuteman Security and Life Safety.

The company says the new name and identity have been years in the making and will better represent the comprehensive services it provides to its customers. Through acquisition and continued growth, Minuteman Security and Life Safety now provides services throughout the United States. Its services now range from UL Listed intrusion detection systems, access control, video surveillance, emergency communications, and license plate recognition systems to enterprise fire alarm systems.

In a recent communication to celebrate its new name, CEO Joseph Lynch, said, “Our leadership team has been working on brand change for quite some time. This transition means more options and services for our customers. Minuteman is committed to providing support services and emerging offerings for years to come.”

Minuteman Security Technologies, Inc. dba Minuteman Security & Life Safety is headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts. The company was founded in 1988. Its services are utilized by a wide range of organizations throughout the United States. The company’s wide-ranging client base includes high technology, law enforcement, critical infrastructure, defense, mass transit, large retail, academic institutions, public safety agencies, and healthcare institutions with locations throughout North America.

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