September 30, 2021
Press Release: SbC BACstac 7.5 with BACnet/SC support
September 30, 2021 - Boston, MA
Cimetrics today announces the release of the first product of the much anticipated Secured by Cimetrics™ line (SbC) to bring holistic cybersecurity to BACnet systems.
BACstac release 7.5 brings critical security features to enable OEM vendors to start implementing secure BACnet products today that adhere to the new BACnet Secure Connect (BACnet/SC) data link standard while preparing for Managed BACnet framework in the future. BACstac, the industry-leading BACnet protocol stack, is used by over 60% of OEM vendors globally.
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Analytika Users Forum
We had a great launch to Year 2 of the Analytika Users Forum last week, which featured special guest Randy Haines, Director of Energy Management at Jefferson and former AEE president, discussing Jefferson's approach to engagement, implementation, and financing over the 7-year partnership between Cimetrics and Jefferson.
Registration is now open for the next Forum!
Tuesday, November 9th @ 10-11am EST

Focus Topic: BACnet Security
Cimetrics' James Lee, CEO, and Jim Butler, CTO will break down cybersecurity vulnerabilities in building automation systems and explore the efforts underway within ASHRAE and other organizations to manage cybersecurity issues.
Upcoming Conferences
We invite you to join us at the events below!
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Green Building United Retrocommissioning: The Lever to Building Tune-Up Success
November 3
As the City of Philadelphia’s Building Tune-Up requirements are approaching due, building owners will learn from a panel of building science and PECO engineering experts, including Cimetrics Director of Analytika Hadas Webb, how retrocommissioning can help to provide both the energy and non-energy benefits they need to achieve these program goals.
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NECEC Green Tie Gala Awards
Nomination Deadline: October 5 Green Tie Gala: November 18 Westin Copley Hotel in Boston
The Green Tie Gala is the region's premier clean energy networking event of the year, featuring more than 400 attendees, an awards ceremony, dinner, drinks, and fun. Cimetrics was honored to have been selected as a finalist for the NECEC Greenhouse Gas Reduction & Public Health Mitigation Award in 2020. LEARN MORE & REGISTER
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Enhancing Performance Contracts with Monitoring-Based Commissioning (MBCx)
The recent publication from DOE and NREL, “Enhancing Performance Contracts with Monitoring-Based Commissioning (MBCx)”, outlines the benefits and procurement process of incorporating MBCx tools, like Cimetrics ANALYTIKA, into energy savings performance contracts and utility energy service contracts.Contact us to learn about Cimetrics ANALYTIKA for performance contracts. Learn more
Monday Live - Uncovering the New Normal in Smart Building
Mondays at 3:00pm - 4:00pm EST
Check out past shows for a live weekly open conversation with industry leaders to help us get through the pandemic and prepare for a new normal in commercial buildings post-COVID.
The Monday Live! theme for August was Smart Stack. Discussions included:
- Coalition for Smarter Buildings
- More on a ‘Smarter Stack’ to reduce complexity in Smart Buildings
- Creating a Div 25 specification for Smarter Buildings
- Workforce development and the Coalition for Smarter Buildings
Watch all the latest talk, or register here for next Monday Live! #MondayLive
Cybersecurity September News
NIST Starts Consumer Labeling Program for IoT Cybersecurity, OWASP top 10: The most serious web application security risks, Rethink the current cybersecurity landscape, Trends in Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Cybersecurity, China is building of a cybersecurity safeguard system and more...
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The Plan to Stop Every Respiratory Virus at Once
The benefits of ventilation reach far beyond the coronavirus. What if we stop taking colds and flus for granted, too? What can we do to reduce the adverse effects of future airborne pathogens on our health? Improve ventilation in buildings! There is much work to be done, so let's get going.
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Boston Requiring Zero Emissions for Large Buildings by 2050
The Boston City Council has unanimously approved an ordinance that addresses climate change by requiring all buildings larger than 20,000 square feet to eliminate carbon emissions by 2050. Read more.
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