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  • Brivo and Eagle Eye Networks merge, forming largest AI cloud-native physical security company.
  • One integrated cloud-native platform centralises security with AI, access control, and video intelligence.
  • Merger enhances market leadership, providing better solutions for customers and growth for resellers.

Brivo, a prominent player in cloud-native access control and smart space technologies, has announced a merger with Eagle Eye Networks, a leader in cloud AI video surveillance.

The union of these two firms will form what is set to become the world's largest AI cloud-native physical security company. The newly combined entity will operate under the Brivo brand, offering a unified security platform rooted entirely in the cloud.

Integrated cloud-native security solution

The merger aims to streamline customer experiences by providing a single support team and an integrated cloud-native security system.

Dean Drako, Chairman of Brivo and Founder of Eagle Eye Networks, stated, “Customers will have one support team, one business relationship, and one integrated cloud-native physical security solution.”

The Brivo Security Suite is designed to incorporate AI, access control, video intelligence, visitor management, and intrusion detection into a single, cohesive system, centralising enterprise security management.

Improved offering for customers

Steve Van Till highlighted that the merger solidifies their market leadership, enhances solutions

Steve Van Till, the Founder of Brivo, highlighted that the merger solidifies their market leadership, enhances solutions for their customers, and aids resellers in business growth.

We have shared the same vision and ownership for a decade, so the merger is about aligning operations so we can move faster and provide better service to our customers,” he mentioned.

This strategic move is expected to optimise operational efficiency and service quality for their clients.

Commitment to an open platform

While the merger brings together two major industry players, the new company remains committed to an open platform, continuing to support other video and access control solutions. The leadership structure of the combined entity will see Dean Drako taking on the role of CEO, while Steve Van Till will serve as President.

The company will maintain its U.S. headquarters in Bethesda, Maryland, and Austin, Texas, with additional offices in Lehi, Utah, Amsterdam, Bangalore, and Tokyo.

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