The new cloud-managed device is designed for complex enterprise-scale deployments and provides a solution to the practical challenges faced by companies when implementing a cloud-managed model on a large scale. Consider costs for cloud storage, support for existing devices that do not provide direct cloud connectivity, and the need to maintain local functionality during connection interruptions. With a stackable 2U rackmount, the Cloudlink 2210 enables large organizations to extend cloud-managed security to demanding high-density environments without having to redesign their existing infrastructure.
Like the rest of the Genetec Cloudlink line, Cloudlink 2210 supports multiple workloads, including video management, access control, and intrusion management, in a single device. By consolidating these workloads into one device, the system reduces deployment complexity, simplifies management in large environments, and lowers operational overhead.
Unlike solutions that separate workloads across multiple proprietary systems, Genetec Cloudlink 2210 is based on an open architecture that supports a wide range of third-party devices, including cameras, access control systems, and intrusion panels. This allows organizations to modernize at scale within a uniform, cloud-managed model while retaining design flexibility, ensuring that hardware already in use is securely integrated, maintaining business continuity, and reducing migration risks.
'Companies do not want to choose between innovation and operational certainty,' says Christian Chenard Lemire, Product Director Unified Solutions at Genetec Inc. 'With Cloudlink 2210, we redefine what cloud-managed physical security at scale means, giving organizations the freedom to modernize on their own terms, control long-term costs, and maintain the resilience and continuity needed for the most critical environments.
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Designed for scale and flexibility
Cloudlink 2210 can support hundreds of connected devices and offers up to 240 TB of local storage per unit, making it highly suitable for deployments with high device density and long-term storage requirements. The Cloudlink 2210 is ideal for environments where uptime and local retention requirements are a priority, as its design minimizes reliance on cloud storage. This allows organizations to maintain storage costs while ensuring the performance and availability that are required.
Resilience for environments that cannot afford downtime
Cloudlink 2210 also delivers hardware-level resiliency to meet stringent uptime and storage requirements. RAID-protected storage and redundant system components help ensure data protection and OS availability. Security workloads remain active locally, independent of cloud connectivity, allowing deployments to maintain continuity even during network outages. Dual network interfaces provide redundancy and support network isolation to enhance cybersecurity.
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Easy scaling
Cloudlink 2210 scales by adding units as demands grow, allowing organizations to increase the number of devices and storage capacity without having to re-evaluate the infrastructure. Centralized cloud management provides visibility and control over all deployments.
Expansion of deployment and project flexibility
Genetec Cloudlink 2210 is part of the broader Genetec approach to deployment flexibility. The cloud-managed appliance portfolio enables organizations to operate on-premises, in the cloud, or in hybrid environments based on their operational and regulatory requirements. By combining high-performance local processing and storage with centralized cloud operations and management, Cloudlink 2210 supports scalable, cloud-managed deployments without compromising control or performance.
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Availability
The Genetec Cloudlink 2210 will be showcased at ISC West and is expected to be globally available through the Genetec network of accredited channel partners in May 2026.
