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Eagle Eye Networks has been named a finalist in the 2025 Fire and Security Matters Awards, recognized for its innovation in cloud video surveillance. WESTERN BUSINESS Media has announced the shortlist of finalists for this year’s edition of the Fire and Security Matters Awards, with the ceremony taking place at
Lucas Ingala of Watchmen Security and Trevor Stewart of Security Control Integrators, Eagle Eye resellers, talk about the role of AI, cloud video, and recurring revenue in building smarter, more scalable security operations. Times certainly are changing in the world of video surveillance. What was once seen as a novelty
Hans Kahler, Chief Operating Officer at Eagle Eye Networks, comments on how AI and cloud adoption are reshaping the security landscape, as part of SourceSecurity.com’s coverage of ISC West 2025. SC West 2025 in Las Vegas showcased the latest advancements in security technology, offering security professionals a glimpse into the
Eagle Eye Networks is betting that security firms need more than just AI—they need a way to manage it all. Time has come to organize the «AI chaos» flooding the security industry, said Cooper Briscoe, Vice President of Marketing at the Austin, Texas-based firm. During an interview at ISC West
Axis Communications, a leader in network video, announces a new integration with Eagle Eye Networks, a market leader in cloud video surveillance. Built with Axis Cloud Connect, the integration provides end-customers and system integrators with a robust device-to-cloud solution with high-quality products, one-click installation, renowned cybersecurity, and advanced AI capabilities.
Eagle Eye Networks is highlighted among companies expanding AI capabilities and featured as a «company to watch» in Ray Bernard’s ‘s ISC West 2025 preview. Artificial intelligence continues transforming nearly every aspect of the security industry, driven by companies investing heavily in AI-enabled products. Security and building management systems predominantly
AUSTIN, Texas — Eagle Eye Networks has launched Eagle Eye Automations, a rules engine for automating tasks. “Today’s security systems are complex, increasingly incorporating video surveillance, AI, analytics, sensors, and other third-party devices and technologies. Eagle Eye Automations enable disparate components to work together effectively,” said Dean Drako, Eagle Eye Networks
Facilities Drive reports on Eagle Eye Networks new sensors that are integrated with its cloud-based video management system. The sensors detect vaping, noise, temperature, and humidity to enhance facility monitoring while maintaining privacy. The sensors can also monitor temperature, humidity and CO2 levels to make air quality easier to manage,
Amthal Group Companies has announced its new partnership with Eagle Eye Networks, becoming a certified reseller of its innovative cloud video surveillance solutions. This collaboration marks an important milestone for the leading fire safety and security specialist, as it expands its offerings to include Eagle Eye Networks cloud-based security solutions
Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks, is among several industry leaders interviewed in this article, where he highlights how open platform systems support smooth transitions to cloud-based video management. Whatever the reason may be that end users initiate an upgrade of their video management software, as a security integrator
Cassie Griffin, an Eagle Eye Networks reseller, is featured on the cover of SDM Magazine, discussing the evolving security landscape and how her company is leveraging cloud-based solutions. In Part 2 of this feature, she talks about the role of security integrators in the video surveillance industry. Ahead, experts weigh
Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks,discusses the drawbacks and benefits of different cloud architectures. Cloud architecture is streamlining hardware and software management for both the end user and the security dealer/integrator, offering impressive flexibility and scalability. It also has been able to generate user excitement; integrators say users are
When Transbec upgraded its video management system with Eagle Eye Networks, it improved operational oversight and security management. Transbec, a Canadian auto parts distributor with 15 warehouses, has adopted Eagle Eye Networks’ Cloud VMS which allows the company to centrally manage its surveillance cameras across all of its locations. Transbec
Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks, highlights the growing cyber threats facing the security industry and shares insights on how businesses can strengthen their defenses to stay ahead of emerging risks. The number and complexity of cyber threats to security systems keep growing, and AI is making matters worse.
Alibi Security, a provider of integrated video surveillance and access control solutions, today announced an expanded partnership with Eagle Eye Networks, the global leader in cloud video surveillance. This new collaboration will provide Alibi’s nationwide network of Security Dealers and Installers with unlimited access to Eagle Eye’s full-featured video management
