The Video Surveillance market in the Middle East region continues to grow in double-digit figures, driven by the rise of security concerns accompanied by strict government regulations. To keep up with the challenges imposed by these concerns and regulations, a reliable, always-on and secure network capable of delivering quality high-resolution videos is imperative to keep organizations safe.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Middle East is one of the fastest-growing markets for video surveillance systems. Research firm MarketsandMarkets reports that a big driver for the increasing use of video surveillance systems globally is in large part due to the increasing concerns for public safety and security, prompting deployment at airports, malls, schools, office buildings, public places and so on. Nevertheless, the market dynamics are rapidly changing with security cameras being more and more integrated with the IoT architecture to solve for business use cases alongside security use cases, while Artificial Intelligence continues to enable security capabilities related to behaviours and object recognition that have never been possible before. These dynamics are raising the criticality of the video surveillance systems and consequently the criticality of the network infrastructure that interconnects the ecosystem together. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Rabih Itani, the Middle\nEast region security business head at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise\ncompany says, \u201cGone are the days, where the video surveillance\nnetworks get the least attention during the design phase, but ironically the\nfirst to blame when the video streaming disconnects or suffers jitter or\nhackers get through. Organizations are beginning to realize the importance of\nconnecting their video surveillance systems to secure and future-proof networks\nthat they can simply trust.\u201d<\/p>\n\n\n\n