Eagle Eye Networks, the global pioneer in cloud video surveillance, and Brivo, the global pioneer of cloud-based access control and smart space technologies announced one of the largest investments to date in cloud physical security.
SECOM CO., LTD, one of the largest security integration companies in the world, according to Forbes Global 2000, has made a primary equity investment of $192 million in the two companies, $100 million in Eagle Eye Networks, and $92 million in Brivo.
Cloud and AI
Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo are independent companies majority owned by Dean Drako. Drako founded Eagle Eye Networks in 2012 and serves as CEO; he acquired a majority stake in Brivo in 2015 and is chairman.
The Eagle Eye and Brivo open platforms provide customers with choice, efficiencies, and innovation
“The SECOM investment underscores that cloud and AI are the future of physical security,” said Dean Drako, adding “Both Eagle Eye and Brivo will use a significant portion of the investment to further develop AI that dramatically improves the security of enterprises and businesses globally. The Eagle Eye and Brivo open platforms provide customers with choice, efficiencies, and innovation, all of which this investment will accelerate.”
Real-time AI-enabled video
As independent, open-platform companies, Eagle Eye Networks, and Brivo integrate with many third-party technology providers, including the leading property management and Proptech platforms.
In addition, Eagle Eye and Brivo provide a fully integrated solution that global businesses use to manage risk, identify threats, and respond. The companies’ joint capabilities deliver real-time AI-enabled video and access control events analysis, optimising safety and security.
Investment implementation
Eagle Eye Networks will use the investment for continued development of its AI-based analytics capabilities such as Eagle Eye Smart Video Search, Smart Alarms, and Vehicle Intelligence, and to expand its worldwide operations.
Brivo will also use the additional investment to continue expanding in Europe, Latin America, and Asia PacificBrivo will use the investment to grow sales and marketing, accelerate product development and scale support and operational functions, and evaluate strategic acquisitions.
Brivo will also use the additional investment to continue expanding in Europe, Latin America, and Asia Pacific, and enhance the smart spaces and AI functionality in the Brivo Access Platform for its enterprise, multifamily, and commercial real estate customers.
Safe services and systems
“SECOM has a proud history of innovation going back to Japan's first online security system for commercial use in 1966,” said Sadahiro Sato, SECOM Managing Executive Officer.
Sadahiro Sato adds, “We’re committed to delivering services and systems that deliver safety, peace of mind, and business efficiency. Our investment in Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo, the market leaders in cloud physical security, is an investment in the mission our three companies share: to provide the best technology possible to keep businesses and communities safe.”
- Network / IP
- Office surveillance
- Digital video surveillance
- Residential security systems
- Office security systems
- Office security
- Physical security
- Industrial security
- Commercial security
- Factory security
- Private sector security
- Public sector security
- Security management
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- Security tagging
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- Radio frequency Identification
- Facial recognition systems
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- Network monitoring
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- License plate recognition
- Network cameras
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- Security software
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- Physical Security Information Management (PSIM)
- Covert Surveillance
- Security communication
- Integration software
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- Internet of Things (IoT)
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- Central Monitoring
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- Network Video Recorders
- Digital Video Recorders
- Home automation
- Cloud security
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
- Mobile access
- Video surveillance
- Smart home
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Smart Cities
