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Eagle Eye Networks Ring RFA Tool report

Eagle Eye Networks CEO discusses Ring Camera Policy Change

Eagle Eye Networks CEO Dean Drako spoke with UpNorthLive about the balance between public safety and privacy within the surveillance industry. The news report focuses on the decision by Ring to sunset their Request for Assistance (RFA) tool that shared video with first responders. (WPBN/WGTU) — Privacy vs public safety: finding the sweet spot on that can be a challenge when it comes to evolving technology. And that may be the case this week when

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SDM security magazine

Eagle Eye President addresses growing cloud surveillance market in SDM cover story

Eagle Eye president Ken Francis talks to SDM for their State of the Market: Video Surveillance cover story about the huge market for cloud video surveillance and why business owners find the transition to cloud systems like the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS (video management system) easier than expected. SDM – According to SDM’s 2024 Industry Forecast, a whopping 93 percent of security professionals consider the state of the video surveillance market to be very good or

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Cloud VMS for Specifier

The 4 advantages to a purpose-built cloud security system

Not all business security systems are created equal. Different systems have different strengths, just like all businesses have different needs. When looking at the cloud security market there are a lot of products that use the term “cloud” loosely.  Founded in 2012, Eagle Eye Networks was one of the first surveillance companies to design and engineer a true cloud system from the ground up. Purpose built for the cloud and AI, the Eagle Eye Cloud

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Eagle Eye Networks CEO Dean Drako in Fast Company

There are 3 types of face recognition technology. This is what to know about them (and your privacy)

Fast Company published a thought leadership article by Eagle Eye Networks Founder and CEO Dean Drako about facial recognition technology in video surveillance, including the beneficial applications, differences, and potential risks.  Advances in artificial intelligence-enabled by cloud video management systems-are making this technology more accessible to both government organizations and private businesses. Face recognition technologies help identify and apprehend criminal suspects, enhance airport security, and streamline entrances to workplaces. As such, they’re some of the most useful

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Connect CRE

AI and Cloud Technologies to Improve CRE Security Efforts

Connect CRE, a source for daily commercial real estate news, reviewed the Eagle Eye Networks 2024 Trends in Video Surveillance report and the impact of these trends for CRE property owners and managers. Several of the trends in the report touch on CRE, most notably how the predicted wave of businesses returning to the office in 2024 will impact the security industry. CONNECT CRE: Eagle Eye Networks just released “2024 Trends in Video Surveillance” indicated

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AI in video surveillance - 2024 Trends

Four ways AI will be used in video surveillance in 2024

In 2023, the world witnessed an unprecedented surge in advancements and applications of artificial intelligence (AI), establishing it as the “year of AI.” Across diverse sectors, from security to finance, education to entertainment, the transformative power of AI became increasingly evident and part of the mainstream conversation.  Breakthroughs in natural language processing, computer vision, and machine learning algorithms propelled innovative solutions and reshaped many industries, including the security industry.  In the world of video surveillance,

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2024 security integrator trends in video surveillance

Security integrators reveal their 2024 industry predictions

2023 demonstrated exciting growth for the field of cloud video surveillance. Advances in how artificial intelligence (AI) is used in video surveillance–enabled by the cloud–promises to continue to accelerate in 2024. The 2024 Trends in Video Surveillance report looks ahead at key security industry developments anticipated in 2024 including how AI will reshape business video surveillance.  Eagle Eye Networks asked some of our reseller partners what video surveillance trends they expect will resonate with customers

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Modern Restaurant Management

2024 restaurant trends: license plate recognition technology

Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine asked experts from various industries, including Eagle Eye Networks CEO Dean Drako, for their views on what trends and challenges restaurant owners and operators can expect to see in 2024. Drako shared how AI-powered license plate recognition will benefit the restaurant industry. License Plate Recognition (LPR) is already playing a vital role in business security infrastructure. In 2024, the role of LPR will expand to helping businesses with ease of operations, especially

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Dean Drako on WFLA

Dean Drako talks with WFLA about Sarasota jail smuggling scheme

Eagle Eye Networks founder and CEO Dean Drako talked to WFLA investigative reporter Walt Buteau about the use of video surveillance and how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can benefit video surveillance monitoring after an inmate at a Sarasota County Jail was caught on video surveillance smuggling contraband into the jail. According to the WFLA report, the smuggling scheme went on for days before it was noticed. Drako explained that AI-powered video analytics can help assure camera

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CO by U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Beyond Security: How Video Analytics Can Boost Your Business

You may think of video surveillance purely, or at least overwhelmingly, as a safety and security tool, so you can discover and respond to criminal intrusions, theft, or safety hazards. Video surveillance produces a record that you can review and access at your convenience, and share with the right people both inside and outside the organization. But surveillance can be just as important in your planning and operations as it is in security, as the

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