Brivo stories
Security buyers are being given concrete AI workflows and tools as Brivo seeks to show how quickly the technology can improve operations.
Dispatchers in Hinds County can now see live images from pre-approved cameras during emergencies, in a first countywide US rollout.
Security integrators could cut development time and costs as Brivo updates its platform for natural-language AI tools and wider software links.
Demand for modern access control is rising as ageing security systems in Britain push Brivo to expand local support and AI-led services.
Security teams in North America can now weigh cloud and on-premise options as Suprema rolls out facial access tools that fit existing systems.
Enterprise security teams could cut nuisance alarms as Brivo and Cobalt AI combine access, video and sensor data in one workflow.
Brivo launches Eeva, an AI video agent that uses plain-English prompts to spot risks and automate actions across existing camera networks.
Brivo's 2026 cloud video trends report predicts AI-by-default surveillance, stricter privacy rules and a tipping point for enterprise cloud.
Brivo and Eagle Eye Networks will merge under the Brivo name to create what they claim is the world's largest AI cloud security platform.
Brivo has launched the Brivo Security Suite, a cloud-based platform designed to streamline enterprise security management and enhance operational efficiency.
Brivo's 'Top Global Security Trends (2024)' report unveils key changes in global security teams, including increased incorporation of new tech, the expanding role of the CSO, and anticipation of AI's influence.
Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo announce an investment of USD $192 million from SECOM, one of the most significant investments to date in cloud physical security.
The integration could cut the cost of securing interior and secondary doors by up to 70% for commercial buildings, Brivo said.
