Rethinking Security Infrastructure for the Age of Intelligent Surveillance

As video surveillance becomes more intelligent, the infrastructure behind it must evolve. But in high-security environments, sending data to a generic public cloud is rarely an option. Regulations, latency needs, and data sovereignty concerns mean that clouds must often be private, hybrid, or edge-based, co-located near the devices it supports.

The challenge is achieving the flexibility and scale of cloud while complying with tight control and jurisdictional requirements. Security leaders are increasingly turning to modular, cloud-native infrastructure models that deliver the benefits of elasticity, automation, and resilience, without compromising data ownership or control room autonomy.