Dublin, May 22, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Growth Opportunities in the Global Surveillance Solutions Market, 2025-2030" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
The global security surveillance solutions market is undergoing significant transformation driven by rapid technological advancements, rising security concerns, and evolving regulatory landscapes. This study delves into the current and projected growth of the surveillance industry, which is increasingly characterized by the integration of AI, cloud computing, and IoT to enhance monitoring and threat detection capabilities.
North America and Asia-Pacific lead the adoption of high-tech surveillance systems, prompting major industry players to focus on developing advanced, scalable solutions to meet diverse needs across residential, commercial, and governmental sectors.
Increased demand for real-time data analytics, improved video quality, and scalable cloud-based platforms are factors bolstering market growth as data privacy concerns and high initial costs persist. This study provides an in-depth analysis of regional trends, price movements, and competitive landscapes, offering insights into how the industry is expected to evolve from 2024 to 2030.
The research aims to equip stakeholders with strategic recommendations for navigating the competitive market, leveraging innovative technologies, and addressing challenges to secure market share in an increasingly connected world.
The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Surveillance Solutions Industry
Transformative Megatrends
- The global surveillance market is constantly evolving, driven by geopolitical instability, technological advancements, and industry convergence, presenting both opportunities and challenges.
- Companies that adapt to these trends will be better positioned to take advantage of emerging markets and disruptive new technologies.
Customer Value Chain Compression
- As competition intensifies in the surveillance industry, companies need to build competitive differentiation by providing superior customer experiences.
- Streamlining the customer journey, reducing friction, and offering more integrated solutions can help achieve this.
Internal Challenges
- Even with the best strategies and technologies, a company's success depends on its ability to execute. Organizational behaviors and cultural barriers could hinder innovation and adaptability.
- Addressing these internal challenges will be essential to create a high-performing organization that can effectively implement strategic initiatives.
Scope of Analysis
- This global surveillance solutions market study provides an in-depth analysis of industry trends, customer behaviors, and technological advancements across 5 key verticals: law enforcement, retail, enterprise, airports, and banking and financial services (BFSI). The study outlines the market size and forecast from 2024 to 2030, segmented by vertical, region, and technology adoption levels. The analysis identifies the drivers of spending growth and innovation, regional-specific factors influencing purchasing decisions, and the challenges customers face when planning, deploying, and updating surveillance solutions.
- The research service explores the integration of advanced technologies, such as AI-driven analytics, IoT, edge computing, and cloud-based surveillance solutions, reshaping the industry. Additionally, it evaluates how global regulatory environments, privacy compliance laws (e.g., GDPR), and sustainability initiatives influence purchasing trends, especially in regions such as Europe and North America.
It highlights how the market is evolving toward fully integrated solutions that combine video surveillance with business intelligence, enabling use cases beyond traditional security, such as customer behavior analytics, inventory management, and predictive threat detection. Edge computing for real-time incident management, expanding cloud-based video surveillance as a service (VSaaS), and AI-driven insights are pivotal growth enablers. - The study assesses how infrastructure challenges, economic constraints, and digital transformation initiatives define adoption patterns in emerging markets such as Latin America, Central Asia, and Africa, compared to mature economies, including North America, Asia-Pacific, and Europe. The analysis also explores how hybrid and modular architectures, subscription-based models, and multi-tenant systems shape customer expectations and spending decisions.
- It also evaluates post-pandemic recovery trends, assessing how shifts in operational priorities and the rise of hybrid work environments drive demand for multi-site management, contactless solutions, and real-time analytics. The research emphasizes longer-term strategies for vendors to capitalize on technology innovation, regional customization, and sustainability-focused solutions in capturing growth in a highly dynamic market.
Competitive Environment
- Number of Competitors: Over 100 with revenues greater than $1.0 million
- Competitive Factors: Price, value, operations, technology adoption, quality, customization, customer centricity, trust and branding
- Key End-user Industry Verticals: Law Enforcement, Retail, Enterprise, BFSI, Airports
- Leading Competitors: HIKvision, Axis Communication, Hanwha Techwin, Genetec, Milestone, Arcules, Motorola Solutions
- Other Notable Competitors: Honeywell Security, Pelco, Dahua, Bosch Security, i-PRO, Intellience, Vivotek, Eagle Eye Networks, Briefcam
- Distribution Structure: Electrical and IT distributors, OEMs, retail sales, direct sales
- Notable Acquisitions and Mergers: Motorola Solutions acquires Ava Security; Bosch Security Systems acquires SAS
Growth Drivers
- Increased urbanization and smart city initiatives in major urban centers globally will see more investments in new surveillance infrastructure and equipment.
- Rising security concerns and crime rates will lead to immediate surveillance investments in the short term. Over time, these purchases will stabilize into a replacement cycle rather than significant upfront investments.
- The adoption of AI and ML capabilities for more advanced video analysis will accelerate, particularly in advanced economies. The value-added benefits of automation and AI model maturity will drive long-term growth.
- The growing demand for cloud-based systems (hybrid-cloud and full-cloud options) will see moderate adoption initially. However, as infrastructure improves and data security concerns are addressed, demand will surge, particularly in the mid to long term.
- As regulations around facial recognition and public surveillance increase, initial delays in new system deployment may occur. However, as these rules move toward implementation and organizations adapt, demand will likely increase in the mid to long term.
- While advancements in video quality remain minimal, vendors will mostly rely on specific features to diversify use cases and application areas for customers to choose from amid a crowded vendor landscape.
Growth Restraints
- Restraint Regulations around public surveillance activities and the use of facial recognition in video analytics are still in development. While public acceptance of these systems is low. Therefore, greater advanced video analytics adoption will likely be delayed as the regulatory environment settles.
- Costs associated with the early adoption and initial implementation of advanced surveillance technologies will be a major obstacle in the short term. However, as technology prices decline and cost-efficiency improves, the impact will lessen in the long run.
- As surveillance systems become more connected, vendors must consider the heightened cybersecurity associated with these systems. This could expose legacy systems to significant vulnerabilities.
- With surveillance systems increasingly digitized, security operators need to enhance skills training to better manage surveillance operations, conduct real-time analysis, and improve situational awareness. Ensuring that training and education opportunities are accessible will be a key service in customers' post-purchase experience.
- As the aggregated volume of stored video data and network bandwidth required to monitor and process surveillance video grows, customers must be prepared with proper storage and processing capabilities to manage these increased data volumes.
Growth Opportunity Universe
- AI-powered Surveillance Analytics
- Cloud-based Video Surveillance as a Service VSaaS
- IoT-integrated Surveillance Systems
- Cybersecurity-enhanced Surveillance Systems
- AI-driven Behavioral and Biometric Analytics
Company Coverage:
- Hikvision
- Dahua Technology
- Axis Communications
- Bosch Security
- Honeywell
- I-Pro
- Genetec
- Hanwha Vision
- Vivotek
- Pelcom
- Motorola Solutions
- Milestone
- G4S
- Verkada
- Cisco Meraki
- Intellicheck
- Infinova
- Eagle Eye Networks
- Arcus
- Mobotix
- Prosegur
- Teledyne FLIR
- Catheks
- Avigilon
- CP Plus
- Uniview
- Panasonic
- Verint
- Axxonsoft
- ANG India
- Briefcam
- Genie
- Intellicence
- Aralia Systems
- Arcles
- Verint Systems
- March Networks
- NIC Actimize
- Sensorsmart Solutions
- I2C Technologies
- Crime Point
- Flock Safety
- Stealth Monitoring
- ECAMSECURE
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