Hybrid Architectures and Cybersecurity in Video Surveillance
According to Memoori's latest market analysis, the global video surveillance industry is evolving through AI-enabled technologies, hybrid architectures, and shifting integrator landscapes.
Advances in AI, cloud connectivity, and cybersecurity are transforming the design, deployment, and management of video surveillance systems worldwide, driven by demand for security, operational intelligence, and smarter connected systems.
James McHale, CEO of Memoori, notes that the sector's underlying momentum remains solid, with both traditional and emerging use cases fueling expansion.
- The global video surveillance market is expected to reach $47.9 billion by 2030.
- This represents a compound annual growth rate of nearly 6%.
Memoori's report, "The Global Video Surveillance Business 2025–2030," forecasts continued growth in the industry.
Author's summary: Memoori forecasts the video surveillance market to reach $47.9 billion by 2030.
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