New Security Products: Mobile Surveillance, Brand Misuse Monitoring, and More
What new products are entering the scene in the security industry? Check out this quick roundup from Security Management.
Mobile Surveillance Kit for High-Angle Monitoring
Outdoor rallies, sporting events, and concerts often require temporary security installations, including coverage of high-angle vantage points and aerial threats like drones. The new Mobile Surveillance Kit (MSK) from Spotter Global combines remote drone identification and tracking, a Starlink satellite connection for livestreaming, and a surveillance camera in one compact unit that can be installed on rooftops or high ground to cover large spaces. A Spotter Global radar—depending on the model—can track people and other targets from nearly a mile away from the MSK.
The MSK provides an alternative to flying a drone over the area of interest for surveillance, which can be a safety risk if large crowds are present below, says Logan Harris, CEO of Spotter Global, in an interview with Security Management.
The system is portable and can be relocated as needs change or events relocate. The MSK can operate off battery power, so it does not require hardwiring or additional infrastructure and can be installed in remote areas if needed. The kit is customizable with other devices, including response mechanisms like a loudspeaker, flashing lights, or a spotlight.
The system is compatible with a variety of different cameras, including those from Axis Communications (pictured above), Pelco (pictured below), Flir, Honeywell, Bosch, and others, Harris says.
Users can install the device on a rooftop or other vantage point with a clear view to monitor the sky for unwelcome devices or other rooftops for unwarranted activity.
Operators can set up “ignore zones” for locations where people are expected to be and customize alerts with 17 different behavioral filters, such as someone passing by versus lingering at a site or driving past extremely slowly, potentially conducting pre-attack surveillance. Clutter or false alarm mitigation filters out noise activity, such as busy roads or foliage moving in the background.
This isn’t the right tool for extremely busy locations with lots of activity, Logan says. “But when you’re looking at the top of the buildings, where there’s not supposed to be anybody, this would be a good application for that,” he adds.
“Where we see this to be the most applicable is in these wide areas, which are very difficult to monitor. And that’s where we come in,” Logan says.
The MSK system will be available for purchase or lease starting in December 2025.
Learn more at spotterglobal.com.
Digital Exposure Mapping
360 Privacy’s 360 Strata privacy platform is designed to change how organizations understand, manage, and reduce digital exposures. It empowers executives, security teams, and family offices with actionable intelligence to identify what personal information is exposed and deliver measurable outcomes for principals and other key individuals. The program’s Incident Explorer function provides customizable filters and views to help analysts swiftly reach the information they need. Its intelligent scoring feature quantifies exposure severity across multiple dimensions, including discoverability, accessibility, and sensitivity. Learn more at www.360privacy.io.
Remote Video Monitoring
Eagle Eye Remote Video Monitoring combines artificial intelligence (AI) technology with skilled monitoring company professionals to detect and prevent crime, accelerate police response, and deliver 24/7 protection. Video from surveillance cameras is streamed to the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS, where AI analytics distinguish legitimate threats from benign movement. Professional monitoring partners will then review the footage and use audio talkdowns, alarms, and dispatching law enforcement to intervene in incidents. The system is camera agnostic and scalable across locations. Learn more at www.een.com.
Wi-Fi Connected Access Control System
U.S. properties equipped with community-managed and distributed Wi-Fi can now benefit from real-time connected access control hardware through a new integration between Brivo and Allegion Americas. Brivo’s Security Suite can now use a building’s Wi-Fi infrastructure to enable communication with Schlage XE360 wireless locks through a Real-Time Wi-Fi Flex module. The alliance expands access control capabilities for multifamily, mixed-use, commercial, and light commercial properties. The integration helps reduce door installation costs by eliminating the need for additional infrastructure like panels or cabling. Learn more at www.allegion.com.
Perimeter Video Monitoring Devices
The new i-PRO Security Radar is designed to enhance perimeter protection in mission-critical environments. It operates on 60GHz millimeter wave technology and supports integration with up to four AI-enabled i-PRO PTZ cameras to deliver precise detection and real-time vision tracking of people and vehicles, reducing false alarms and delivering reliable information. The radar covers a 180-degree field of view and maintains accuracy in low light and severe weather. The system offers detection capabilities up to 70 meters (230 feet) for people and 100 meters (328 feet) for vehicles. Learn more at i-pro.com.
Brand Misuse Detection
Threat exposure management platform NordStellar announced a new brand protection service to monitor the Web, social media, and app stores for fraudulent activity. This provides customers with actionable insights into fraud and impersonation cases, including lookalike domains, fake accounts, and counterfeit apps that could exploit customers’ trust and damage organizations’ reputations. Once an incident of fraud or impersonation is detected, the system initiates takedown processes to remove the threats. Learn more at nordstellar.com.
Proactive System Monitoring and Management
The latest updates to Milestone Systems’ XProtect VMS and Arcules VSaaS make surveillance more intelligent, accessible, and easier to manage. The XProtect Remote Manager introduces new monitoring and remote management capabilities that enable security teams to maintain system health and respond to issues before they affect operations. Meanwhile, the Arcules cloud platform’s enhancements accelerate investigations with a new multicamera forensic video search function, so security professionals can analyze footage across multiple cameras simultaneously in a unified interface. Learn more at www.milestonesys.com.
Bullet-Resistant Sliding Doors
HD-Ballistic doors from Horton Automatics are bullet-resistant sliding door systems certified to UL 752 Level 3 standards. The doors fill a gap in the market for sliding aluminum-and-glass bullet-resistant doors, especially for high-security or high-risk facilities such as hospitals, government buildings, financial institutions, or schools. The doors passed full-scale ballistic resistance testing, withstanding .44 Magnum rounds under extreme thermal conditions. The doors feature customizable finishes, options for backup access, and minimal visible fasteners. Learn more at www.hortondoors.com.
Handheld Biometric Camera
The iCAM TD200 from Iris ID is a handheld biometric camera designed to simultaneously capture iris and face images quickly and accurately in mobile verification applications. The face and iris recognition device captures left and right iris images simultaneously, along with a high-quality face image, in a single session in less than two seconds. The device is designed to comply with ISO/IEC biometric standards. A built-in LCD screen provides real-time feedback to guide positioning and confirm capture quality. Learn more at www.irisid.com.
Commercial Gate Operation
The new SwingSmart 535 and SlideSmart 535 gate operators from Nice are designed to deliver smooth, quiet, and efficient operation even in demanding environments. Driven by the SmartTouch 725 Controller and SmartBLDC Power Module, the operators deliver precise torque control, smooth starts and stops, and notable power efficiency. The units include a 24-volt brushless DC motor with direct-drive action, eliminating belts and pulleys for quieter performance and low maintenance. An integrated battery backup system provides up to 100 gate cycles during power loss. Learn more at www.niceforyou.com.
GPS Location Device for Lone Workers
Queclink Wireless Solutions launched the GL30, a GPS location device with a real-time micro-tracker for advanced lone worker protection. The device features an ultra-compact and rugged design, multinetwork connectivity, and enhanced location capabilities. Advice motion detection, geozoning, and an SOS button allow for monitoring of work patterns, resource management, and configurable safety alerts. The GL30 uses LTE Cat M1/NB2 technology with 2G fallback and cellular base positioning for accurate and timely location updates both indoors and outdoors. Wi-Fi scanning detects when a device is near a known network and switches to power-saving mode. Depending on reporting intervals, the device can last up to 170 days in standby mode. Learn more at www.queclink.com/.
