TYSONS, Va. and SYDNEY, Australia, March 14, 2016 -- Alarm.com (Nasdaq:ALRM), the leading platform for smart home and connected security technology, and ADT Australia, the world’s leader in security solutions, today announced that they have partnered to introduce smarter home security and automation technology to Australian consumers.
ADT Interactive Security, powered by Alarm.com’s cloud services platform, offers smarter home security that keeps consumers in control and aware of their property from anywhere. Through a single, intuitive mobile app, consumers see live HD video and saved clips, and receive alerts and reminders about exactly what’s going on at their property.
ADT Australia has extensive experience bringing home security technology to market and is the leading provider in Australia. Alarm.com’s exceptional consumer services, broad ecosystem of connected services and best-in-class enterprise partner services enabled ADT Australia to rapidly deploy an enhanced interactive security solution and to capitalize on emerging opportunities going forward.
“We chose Alarm.com to partner with for our Interactive Security offering because of their innovative technology and proven reliability,” said Mark Shaw, Managing Director, ADT Security Australia.
“It’s great to partner with a leading brand like ADT Australia to grow our footprint in this strong market,” said Reed Grothe, Alarm.com's Senior Vice President of International Business Development. “It’s another signal of momentum as Alarm.com increasingly becomes the partner of choice for businesses around the world.”
Alarm.com offers smart home security providers like ADT Australia turnkey access to its enterprise partner services. Designed to support the end to end process of delivering an exceptional customer experience, enterprise partner services include training, installation apps and customer support and lifecycle management solutions.
ADT Interactive Security is available throughout Australia today. Visit www.adtsecurity.com.au for more information.
About Alarm.com
Alarm.com is a leading platform solution for smart home and connected security technology. Every day, millions of people depend on Alarm.com’s technology to help protect and manage the things that matter most – their homes, families, and small businesses. A broad ecosystem of IoT devices are easily controlled through a single, intuitive app and automated through intelligent analytics to help keep homes and properties smarter and more efficient. Our innovative smarter home security, video, and energy management solutions are available through our network of thousands of professional service providers. Alarm.com is traded on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol ALRM. For more information, please visit www.alarm.com.
About ADT Australia
In Australia, ADT is committed to providing ongoing reliable, quality service and innovative products to all our customers. From protection of the average Australian home and corner shop to the provision of sophisticated security systems for major commercial facilities such as banking institutions, airports, large corporations and government agencies, ADT provides security solutions tailored to the individual risk.
Contact: ADT Australia Kelly Valentine / Head of Marketing/ Tyco Security P: +61 2 9947 7300 38 South Street / Rydalmere, NSW 2116 / Australia Contact: Alarm.com Investor Relations: Jonathan Schaffer / Taylor Krafchik The Blueshirt Group +1 212.871.3953 / +1 212.871.3938 Media Relations: Matt Zartman Alarm.com +1 571.356.9158


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