Items Tagged with 'remote video monitoring'

The annual study of 1.6 million monitoring events across 18,258 U.S. retail locations shows AI-powered technologies and interactive remote video monitoring deliver measurable results for retail loss prevention teams.

Brivo Security Suite’s open platform easily integrates with third-party AI providers, delivering powerful customized security solutions to business owners in one unified security system.

VOSKER, a provider of cutting-edge surveillance solutions, announced the acquisition of Reconeyez, a leader in AI-powered autonomous intelligent surveillance solutions for large enterprises (B2B) and international government agencies (B2G). This transaction marks an important milestone in VOSKER’s global expansion and provides the foundation for its global B2B channel strategy.

The expanded suite of remote video monitoring services includes solutions for faster, more effective response to help deter crime before it escalates.

From a steady economy to emerging opportunities in video, fire and outdoor living, Live & Learn 2026 delivered a clear message: the industry’s next growth cycle is underway.

VirtuGuard completed the UL monitoring station certification process, which includes an evaluation of the facility and equipment, an assessment of the monitoring service offerings and annual audits to verify continued compliance.

Using Eagle Eye’s AI video analytics and professional monitoring company agents, the solution is designed to detect, intervene and prevent crime.

WKS Restaurant Group, a multi-brand restaurant franchisee, is deploying Interface System’s Virtual Guard interactive remote video monitoring solutions across its major restaurant brands, including El Pollo Loco, Wendy’s, Denny’s, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and Blaze Pizza.

Also known as Video Monitoring-as-a-Service (VMaaS) or remote guarding, the idea is to deter criminals via voice-down. Maybe video can even replace a traditional alarm system.

The survey revealed that, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, companies continued to experience a rise in physical security incidents in 2021, with these incidents to grow in 2022.