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Security cameras seem to be everywhere: law enforcement and other public agencies employ cameras, as do businesses of all kinds and an ever-increasing share of households. However, most of what happens in any particular camera’s field of view is unremarkable – so it may not surprise you that most security
In his column this month, Ray Bernard talks extensively about Eagle Eye Networks as an example of “cyber aware application of IT.” It all started in the early 1990s with the introduction of computer software and networking in physical security systems. In 2005, the federal government began classifying physical security
In this Digital Journal report, Eagle Eye Networks CEO Dean Drako is interviewed about the recent incident with Wyze cameras and about cybersecurity best practices with video surveillance systems. Security cameras have become very popular for people to plug into their home network, hoping this with deter burglars (or should
The Security Business 2023 State of the Industry report takes a look at the meteoric rise in hosted cloud-based services in the security industry. Eagle Eye President Ken Francis spoke to Paul Rothman about how changes in the industry are affecting security integrators. Hosted cloud-based services are rapidly changing how
The cloud offers a cost-effective option for video surveillance Video surveillance systems play an integral role in securing businesses and streamlining operations but can incur unexpected expenses. A cloud solution can help combat this by offering multiple ways to save. For example, the cloud inherently provides a cost-effective solution because
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:
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 –
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
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.
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