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  • Securitas introduces SecureStat Cumulus, a cloud-video, AI security solution for organisations of all sizes.
  • GenAI powers efficient, natural language queries in SecureStat Cumulus, simplifying security management.
  • SecureStat Cumulus launches in 2026, offering scalable, cloud-based video surveillance across multiple markets.

Securitas Technology has introduced SecureStat® Cumulus, an advanced cloud video AI solution designed to enhance video management capabilities for organisations of diverse scales.

Recognised as one of Security Sales & Integration's "2025 Year-End Trend-Setting Technologies," this platform is transforming how businesses utilise video technology to bolster security and enhance operational efficiency.

User-friendly video management

SecureStat Cumulus seamlessly integrates selected IP cameras directly into the cloud, employing GenAI and natural language search to swiftly identify relevant footage. By streamlining the process of locating important content, the solution eliminates the need to manually sort through extensive video archives.

As part of the SecureStat HQ platform, SecureStat Cumulus offers a unified and intuitive interface, enabling users to access and act on security insights from any location.

Streamlined cloud video solutions

According to Tony Byerly, Global President & CEO of Securitas Technology, "SecureStat Cumulus represents a major leap forward in our vision for cloud-enabled, AI-powered video security. This is cloud video made simple and actionable using the latest in Gen-AI. SecureStat Cumulus empowers clients with the intelligence and ease of use they need to stay ahead of evolving risks, make better decisions, and protect what matters most."

Key advantages for organisations

SecureStat Cumulus enables faster response, smoother operations, and scalable flexibilityOrganisations employing SecureStat Cumulus benefit from quicker incident response, streamlined operations, and scalable flexibility without the need for significant infrastructure investments.

The platform's GenAI capabilities allow users to set alerts and conduct searches using straightforward natural language queries, such as, "Is there any activity at the loading dock after 10 p.m.?" This functionality relies on GenAI's ability to accurately interpret the context of the inquiry and analyse what is occurring in the imagery, thereby providing specific, relevant, and actionable outcomes.

Commitment to innovation

"It's a testament to the cross-functional teams that brought SecureStat Cumulus to life and to our ongoing commitment to delivering future-ready solutions for our clients leveraging innovation and the power of generative AI," remarked Byerly.

Integration with SecureStat HQ

SecureStat Cumulus serves as a component of Securitas Technology's SecureStat HQ security management platform.

This platform enables organisations of varying sizes to effectively oversee their sites, monitor organisational activity, and seamlessly integrate with Securitas Technology's installation, support, and monitoring services.

Market availability

SecureStat Cumulus is set for release in Q1 2026 in the United States and Canada, with additional resources and guidance supporting its global launch throughout the remainder of the year.

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