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Cybersecurity / Independent industry research

47% say device cybersecurity is a top hardware need. Is your system ready?

Explore why built-in cyber resilience has become a non-negotiable foundation for AI-enabled video security in the Video Security Outlook Report 2027.

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2027

Video Security Outlook

Independent industry research across the US and Europe.

What’s in the report?

Cybersecurity isn’t just an IT checklist—it is now a requirement at every stage of the camera lifecycle.

As cameras become edge-computing sensors running AI analytics, replacement cycles are shifting from hardware failure to the security-support window. The Video Security Outlook Report 2027 reveals how security leaders, integrators, and specifiers are weighing device hardening, signed firmware, and lifecycle patching in every new project.

  1. 47% of security professionals identify device cybersecurity as a top hardware improvement need, and 35% name cyber resilience a primary objective of their overall video investment.

  2. 55% of consultants and A&Es expect built-in cybersecurity to become a mandatory baseline specification requirement across all projects within five years.

  3. 36% of system integrators report that cybersecurity and system resilience is the #2 fastest-growing topic customers raise, second only to AI (65%).

  4. 36% of end users and 34% of integrators already weigh device-level cybersecurity directly in their hardware purchasing decisions today.

  5. 21% of respondents explicitly cite cybersecurity and data privacy assurances as a prerequisite before they will trust AI in their video environment.