Tag: Pro-Vigil
Crime, not economics, drives security in 2026, says Pro-Vigil CEO
February 10, 2026Cory Harris, Editor
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Economic uncertainty may dominate boardroom discussions, but Pro-Vigil’s sixth annual Physical Security Report shows that crime - not tariffs, inflation or interest rates - remains the primary driver of physical security decisions.
According to the report, 88% of respondents said physical security incidents either increased or stayed the same in 2025, and the same percentage expects incidents to remain elevated or rise...
Pro-Vigil survey: 46% of businesses fear economic uncertainty will impact physical security
January 14, 2026SSN Staff
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Nearly half of businesses (46%) believe economic uncertainty will negatively affect their physical security programs in 2026, according to Pro-Vigil’s latest report, “The State of Physical Security Entering 2026.”
Now in its sixth year, the survey highlights persistent security challenges and cautious technology adoption across industries.
The study shows that physical security incidents remain persistent - 88% of respondents reported incidents at...
Pro-Vigil founder: Education key to adopting AI into physical security
January 22, 2025Cory Harris, Editor
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Pro-Vigil Founder Jeremy White can sum up in one word why businesses aren't more quickly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) as part of their physical security strategy – education.
Sixty-six percent have not integrated AI into their security strategy, while 27% don't even know if they're using AI, and only 7% say they utilize AI as a crime deterrent, according to “The State of Physical Security Entering 2025,” the fifth annual...
Pro-Vigil survey: 36% believe AI is useful crime fighting tool, but only 7% use it
January 14, 2025SSN Staff
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—The latest physical security report released by Pro-Vigil - a provider of AI-enabled remote video monitoring (RVM), management and crime deterrence solutions – reveals that businesses continue to slowly adopt artificial intelligence (AI) as part of their physical security strategy.
Pro-Vigil’s fifth annual report, “The State of Physical Security Entering 2025,” found that while 36% of respondents agree that AI can improve physical security, only...
Pro-Vigil names David Brown CRO
February 7, 2024SSN Staff
SAN ANTONIO, Texas – Pro-Vigil announced that David Brown has joined the company as its new chief revenue officer (CRO).
In this role, Pro-Vigil said it expects that Brown will profitably expand the company's market presence and maximize revenue by continuing to deliver outstanding customer outcomes.
With more than 25 years of experience in the technology and security industries, Brown has filled a variety of roles covering both the domestic and international markets. He was CSO at...
Pro-Vigil founder - Incorporate AI into your physical security strategy
February 1, 2024Cory Harris, Editor
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Artificial intelligence has become THE buzzword in the security space as companies are utilizing AI as an integral part of their physical security and cybersecurity strategies.
But as a report released by Pro-Vigil - a provider of AI-enabled remote video monitoring (RVM), management and crime deterrence solutions – revealed, businesses have been slow to adopt AI as part of their physical security strategy.
Pro-Vigil’s fourth annual report, “The State...
Pro-Vigil receives TMA Five Diamond Monitoring Center designation
January 31, 2024SSN Staff
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Pro-Vigil, a provider of AI-enabled remote video monitoring, management, and crime deterrence solutions, announced it has received the “TMA Five Diamond Monitoring Center” designation from The Monitoring Association (TMA).
This comes just after its Surveillance Operations Center (SOC) was certified by UL Solutions (UL) in August 2023.
“Pro-Vigil’s monitoring services are nothing without the skilled professionals, top-notch facilities,...
Pro-Vigil survey: 71% of businesses have not incorporated AI into physical security
January 17, 2024SSN Staff
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—A report released by Pro-Vigil - a provider of AI-enabled remote video monitoring, management and crime deterrence solutions – reveals that businesses are slow to adopt artificial intelligence (AI) as part of their physical security strategy.
Pro-Vigil’s fourth annual report, “The State of Physical Security Entering 2024,” revealed that despite a quarter of businesses reporting increased physical security incidents in 2023, security strategies continue...
Pro-Vigil announces surveillance operations center is now UL-certified
August 28, 2023SSN Staff
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Pro-Vigil, a provider of remote video monitoring, management and deterrence solutions, announced that its surveillance operations center (SOC) has been certified by UL Solutions (UL).
UL is well known for its testing of electrical products, but the organization also does testing of facilities like the Pro-Vigil SOC to ensure they meet all applicable safety, security and redundancy standards.
"Getting the UL certification tells our customers that our SOC meets...
Pro-Vigil survey – 28% of businesses saw rise in security incidents in 2022
February 1, 2023Cory Harris, Editor
SAN ANTONIO, Texas—Pro-Vigil, a provider of remote video monitoring, management and crime deterrence solutions, has published its third annual “The State of Physical Security” research report.
The report revealed that amid ongoing supply chain issues and emerging economic uncertainty, businesses experienced a rise in physical security incidents in 2022. Yet many businesses have not updated their security strategies, despite believing these incidents will continue to rise in 2023.
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