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  • Brivo's report outlines 2026 trends impacting cloud-based video surveillance and enterprise security.
  • Privacy, AI, and regulatory compliance are key focuses in the latest security developments.
  • Enterprise cloud-native security adoption becomes normative; join Brivo's webinar to explore further.

Brivo has unveiled its 2026 Trends in Video Surveillance report, highlighting seven pivotal trends expected to influence global businesses by 2026.

Recognized for its expertise in cloud-native physical security, Brivo's report serves as a key resource for business executives, security specialists, and IT leaders. It offers insights into privacy safeguards, regulatory changes, public safety, and the advancements AI-driven video surveillance has made in threat detection and prevention.

Key Trends in Video Surveillance

The 2026 report outlines seven critical trends: the adoption of cloud-based AI as the standard

The 2026 report outlines seven critical trends: the adoption of cloud-based AI as the standard, a significant increase in enterprise cloud migration, the growing importance of regulations as an essential business factor, the elevation of privacy and personally identifiable information (PII) protection as an operational norm, a shift from incident response to active readiness, the rise of gun detection as a crucial security feature, and the role of parking as a significant operational element.

Enterprise Migration to Cloud-native Security

Brivo CEO Dean Drako remarked, "2026 is a turning point, as the majority of enterprise businesses start the move to cloud-native security. Whether you’re new to cloud-native security or not, this year’s trends report provides a blueprint for businesses that want to build a truly secure, resilient, and operationally optimized business."

Upcoming Interactive Webinar

Brivo invites interested parties to register for an interactive webinar on February 18, 2026.

This session will feature discussions between Brivo CEO Dean Drako and Jonathan Frase, CEO of Arc Eye Defense Systems, as they delve into the report’s findings and their practical implications for enterprise business owners and security resellers.

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