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“I was greatly impressed with Dean Drako’s execution as founder and long-time CEO of Barracuda Networks” said Michael Dell. “Eagle Eye Networks will bring tremendous advances in video surveillance with a 100% cloud-managed system that meets rigorous security requirements. Cloud technology is transforming the video surveillance industry, with broad applications
Drako said that “providers must manage the bandwidth usage, [and] meet rigorous security requirements. Further, they must not tie users to a particular camera, so they can retain their investment in existing analog cameras, and also have the flexibility select the right ONVIF-compatible IP cameras for their business.” Click Here
“Eagle Eye Networks is enabling its resellers and end users to deploy one video management system which can support and adapt to their business needs across all applications,” Drako added. “Michael brings valuable insights as we accelerate our deployment, channel programme, and sales of our Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS.”
“I think there’s an opportunity to take the whole $30 billion industry and move it to the cloud,” said Drako, an entrepreneur and angel investor who co-founded network security vendor Barracuda Networks. “This is really modern, high-powered implementation; we have full audit trails and full triple redundancy that you would
The investment firm that manages Michael Dell’s personal wealth has invested an undisclosed amount in Austin-based Eagle Eye Networks Inc. New York-based MSD Capital LP participated in the Series B round of funding for the company that specializes in security camera video management. Click Here to read the article. Hans
Austin-based Eagle Eye Networks, a developer of cloud-based video security and recording technology and services, has raised funding from MSD Capital, the private investment firm of Michael Dell. … The company said the funding will go to expand its infrastructure to handle growing customer demand. Eagle Eye Networks is led
Eagle Eye also enables video analytics in a way that hasn’t been done before, Mr. Drako said. In the future, for a suspicious vehicle, “we could take the cameras for a city like Boston or New York…and say, show me the red minivans during a 15-minute period. That kind of
MSD Capital has made a “multi-million dollar” capital investment in Eagle Eye Networks, an Austin, Texas-based cloud surveillance security company. Announced on Thursday, the Series B funds will be used to further expand the Eagle Eye Security Camera Video Management System (VMS) to “meet the rapidly growing” demand from its
Video surveillance is a good example of a technology-based service that is prime for disruption by a cloud approach… Click Here to read the article. (behind a subscription wall) Hans Kahler
“Eagle Eye Networks will bring tremendous advances in video surveillance with a 100 percent cloud-managed system that meets rigorous security requirements. Cloud technology is transforming the video surveillance industry, with broad applications spanning both security and business operations,” Dell said. Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler
Drako believes that the need for flexible storage capacity and off-site redundancy is driving adoption of cloud solutions because they’re “more efficient for multi-site integration and upgrades, while also delivering much better access to the video content and camera status.” Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler
“Eagle Eye Networks is enabling its resellers and end users to deploy one video management system which can support and adapt to their business needs across all applications…” Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler
The survey topics spanned targeted use of video surveillance systems, cloud video surveillance, IT’s role, and view of video surveillance system vulnerability. The top reasons respondents cited for planning to expand camera use were… Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler
Eagle Eye Networks has announced the availability of its first annual Video Surveillance Report. This year’s report covers the results of multiple 250-500 respondent surveys of Video Surveillance and Information Technology (IT) professionals…“More than two-thirds of companies now plan to expand their use of video surveillance systems beyond security and
Just yesterday Eagle announced that their first “Video Surveillance Report” would now be available to the public. The report analyzed the responses of 250-500 IT professionals regarding topics like: video surveillance systems, cloud video surveillance, IT’s role in video surveillance, and view of video surveillance system vulnerability. Eagle Eye is
