The demand for video surveillance in perimeter applications is increasing as risks evolve. A recent report by MarketsandMarkets projects that the perimeter security market will grow from $61.3 billion in 2020 to $96.5 billion by 2026.

The rise in perimeter intrusions, theft, cross-border terrorism, illegal immigration, and other threats significantly impacts the rising demand for innovative solutions that transform security response into proactive mitigation.

Prioritising video data

To that end, Oyla’s CEO, Srinath Kalluri, and Rob Hile, GC&E Sales Manager will host an exclusive live webinar on Thursday, September 16th from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm ET to discuss the most advanced technologies that better protect and elevate an organisation’s security.

Organisations and agencies around the globe are prioritising video data

Organisations and agencies around the globe are prioritising video data and looking to adopt a more proactive approach to security. In addition to learning what solutions to invest in that will provide the most protection at the best price, webinar attendees will gain insight into:

  • How to better prepare and deter security threats in real-time to address growing risks.
  • What industries are benefiting from better perimeter protection.
  • The tried-and-true methods of perimeter security and introducing the newer technologies, like sensors, LiDAR, and other AI-based solutions.
  • How to develop the right multi-layered perimeter security strategy.

Delivering better insights

Per Oyla CEO Srinath Kalluri, protecting perimeters and borders is one of the most challenging environments in the world and utilising the right technology is essential to delivering better insights for better security.

Oyla fuses powerful visualisation technologies into a single, cost-effective form factor and provides reliable analytics, giving organisations the insight they need to secure people and assets.

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