2024 Trends to look out for
Trends to look out for this year…
As digital transformation continues to evolve, we look forward to the breakthrough trends that will shape 2024 and beyond. The innovative breakthroughs of 2023 will continue to transform our world, making this an exciting time for technological advancement.
Here are some of the trends to look out for in 2024, which will be discussing in more detail over the next few weeks.
Cloud-based surveillance solutions
Cloud computing has transformed the way businesses manage and share their information, making it an essential tool for businesses today. As a leading security trend of 2024, cloud computing offers streamlined multi-site management, integrated security technology solutions, and fully remote security operations. This flexibility enables businesses to access, manage, and control their security operations from anywhere, at any time.
AI and machine learning
The integration of AI and machine learning is essential for safeguarding business operations and protecting customer data. These advanced technologies play a pivotal role in identifying network traffic irregularities and anomalies in data, while also monitoring user behaviours to identify any potentially suspicious activities from both cyber and physical security perspectives. Significant advancements have been observed in the precision and dependability of video cameras incorporating AI analytics within the industry. Security systems can now effectively identify and verify individuals, categorise vehicles and objects, pinpoint their locations accurately, and facilitate quicker forensic searches.
Unifying Security Systems
In recent years, businesses have been combining their access control systems with various security measures to ensure safety and security across their premises. While the most common pairing is video surveillance with access control, there are numerous other integrations that can further strengthen security operations. By merging different systems into one platform, businesses can simplify management and automate workflows, thereby improving productivity and response times to incidents.
Securing the Future with Scalable Solutions
In 2024, one of the most significant trends in security and cybersecurity involves future-proofing video security. Managing costs is crucial in any successful business, which is why it’s essential to invest in on-premise and cloud-based video security technologies that will continue to pay off for many years to come.
AI Video analytics
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a mainstream technology in the past year, and its impact on the future of security cannot be ignored. The security industry is experiencing a spike in demand for AI in cameras and comprehensive physical security systems. The latest AI technology for various camera types, can accurately identify abnormal behaviour, differentiate between people, vehicles, and objects, generate location and movement data, and send automatic alters to keep teams informed. Smart sensors with AI security technologies are also being used to identify vaping incidents in school, broken glass, and gunshots, with sound detection analytics to determine the location of the incident.
Mobile-first technology
Mobile-first technology is predicted to become a major physical security trend in 2024 and will be top of mind for businesses seeking to the secure their premises. With mobile technology dominating the world, apps that enable remote security monitoring are no longer the exception but the norm.
Businesses with multiple sites or security teams on-the-go will benefit significantly from remote monitoring capabilities. They can readily access live and recorded video footage across multiple sites from their smartphones, making tasks easier to carry out. Most mobile systems are cloud-based, providing operators with greater flexibility in managing their security. Moreover, mobile-based security is easy to operate, whether by tapping a button in an app or using touchless options. It is convenient, fast, and reliable.
As mobile adoption continues to rise, future technology trends will become even greater advancements for mobile-based systems, making them more secure and interoperable with other building systems.
