Summary is AI-generated, newsdesk-reviewed
  • Brivo unveils cloud-native security suite at Intersec, enhancing enterprise security solutions with AI.
  • Merger with Eagle Eye strengthens Brivo’s unified platform, boosting innovation and market expansion.
  • Legacy systems benefit from Brivo's open platform, preserving investments and integrating new tech.

Brivo is showcasing its comprehensive Brivo Security Suite at the Intersec 2026 event held from January 12-14. The company presents its cloud-native security solutions designed specifically for enterprise organisations at Brivo Booth SA-E-42.

John Szczygiel, Brivo's Chief Operating Officer, highlighted during a press briefing at Intersec that the enterprise sector has been a rapidly growing segment for both Brivo and Eagle Eye Networks. He stated, “Enterprise business was one of the fastest growing segments of the Brivo and Eagle Eye Networks businesses before the merger, and it will be a key driver accelerating Brivo’s expansion in EMEA and the UK in 2026.”

Data-driven security solutions

This trade show marks Brivo’s first major appearance since its merger announcement with Eagle Eye Networks on December 29. The combination forms a unified platform for cloud-native access control and advanced AI video surveillance, simplifying reselling and enhancing products for enterprise customers.

Szczygiel emphasised the need for sophisticated, data-driven security solutions in the Middle East

Szczygiel emphasised the need for sophisticated, data-driven security solutions in the Middle East, allowing businesses to centrally manage extensive networks of doors, cameras, and locations. Brivo’s flagship Security Suite offers integrated access control, video intelligence, visitor management, and intrusion detection in a single interface.

Expanding with AI and business efficiency

Addressing the region's tech-forward nature and rapidly developing economies, Szczygiel remarked, “This is a tech-forward region with rapidly expanding economies and enterprise businesses that want to harness AI for security and business efficiency.” He pointed out Brivo's growing array of AI tools, such as the Brivo Genius Mobile Agent and Eagle Eye Remote Video Monitoring, alongside the Eagle Eye Gun Detection service.

Opportunities in the EU and UK

Szczygiel acknowledged the different scenario across the UK and Europe, where numerous legacy systems are still in use.

Nevertheless, he observed that the demand for smarter security solutions in these regions parallels that of the Middle East. He emphasised the importance of Brivo’s open platform for maintaining existing investments while allowing for future technology integrations.

Long-term industry presence

Brivo has been a significant presence in the security industry for over 20 years, and Eagle Eye has contributed 12 years to the field.

Szczygiel pointed out, “Brivo delivers the innovations you need and the experience you can trust.” This established global presence ensures peace of mind for enterprise customers looking to modernise their security infrastructure while maintaining current investments.

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