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Among some of the notable transactions to take place in the industry this year include:… the purchase of Brivo by Eagle Eye Networks Founder Dean Drako. Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler

Entrepreneur Dean Drako Acquires Brivo. Brivo announced that the cloud-based access control company had been wholly acquired by Dean Drako, entrepreneur, president and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks. With this acquisition, Drako pledged to apply the strategy and execution processes he used at his other successful companies, including Barracuda Networks,

Eagle Eye Networks, the first cloud-based video surveillance company …provides best practices for true cloud-based systems, and for traditional DVR, NVR and server-based VMS systems that are connected to the Internet or a corporate network. Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler

Eagle Eye Networks has established itself as one of the top vendors for the physical security world… With Eagle Eye Networks now expanding into the APAC region, users within this region can expect to receive: A GUI written in Japanese, encrypted mobile access for video feeds and support for a wide

Pat Camman, Director of Business Development at Acme Security Center, a reseller of Eagle Eye Networks, said …… “Our retention rate on clients is in the 95 percent range due to our ‘service’ and not our ‘products’. “I pull out my cell phone click the Eagle Eye mobile app, shake

“Cloud-managed services we offer allows us as the integrator to quickly respond to the needs of our clients,” Camman said. “Since we can also access the systems off-site when needed, we can easily respond (in minutes instead of hours) to the needs of our clients.” To Camman this adds an

“For larger manufacturing clients we would recommend a much larger onsite storage in addition to cloud storage for redundancy on highly critical infrastructure where explosions, loss of life, hazardous conditions could occur, and the cost effectiveness for cloud storage for sensitive areas,” Camman said. “Eagle Eye Networks cloud-based VMS supports

Panel will cover: How quickly could my existing security technology become obsolete? How can I tell when a cloud-based technology is secure enough to use? What questions should I be asking my vendors of choice? …Is there anything I should be doing to make my existing security systems more secure?

The multiview cameras generate multiple video streams of zoomed-in or specific angles with a single camera equipped with 180-degree and 360-degree panorama views. Eagle Eye Networks says the need for only one camera to cover multiple areas will reduce installation and maintenance costs for customers. Click Here to read the

According to the company, features of the service include: encryption for video recording, in keeping with Canadian policies on privacy protection; flexible Cloud storage and retention periods; and granular user permissions allowing companies to track video access. Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler

One of the major developments in security has been the movement towards the cloud. This has been especially the case for video, with IHS estimating video as a service (VaaS) to reach nearly $1.3 billion globally by 2017. Right now, access control is also moving in that direction, due to

Tech blogger Robert Scoble’s video interview of Dean Drako on the Eagle Eye Cloud Security Camera Video Management System. Click Here to watch the video. Hans Kahler

“Increased cyber security, flexibility in cloud-premise video storage, and affordable bandwidth are key factors in the growing use of cloud-based video security systems for commercial buildings,” Dean Drako, President & CEO, Eagle Eye Networks. Click Here to read the article (on page 7). Hans Kahler

„There’s an argument saying [that data] isn’t as secure in the cloud as it is onsite, and the reality is that it’s actually false. It’s actually more secure in the cloud,“ said Drako. „And the reason it’s more secure in the cloud is because the cloud provider can’t afford a

“We have come far in the past three years,” said Dean Drako, president and CEO, in a statement. “As we have added talented personnel, we have outgrown our previous facility. Austin has been a tremendous source of talent for us, enabling us to develop the world’s best cloud-based system for