New offices in Cape Town
New offices in Cape Town, opened today. 🇿🇦
Cape Town isn’t a new market for DeepAlert. It’s where the whole thing started.
New offices in Cape Town, opened today. 🇿🇦
Cape Town isn’t a new market for DeepAlert. It’s where the whole thing started.
See what changes when residential estates move from DeepAlert’s legacy alerting interface to COMMAND, including flexible alert stacks, multi-camera views, integrated site information and separate maintenance workflows.
We speak to Dean Field, DeepAlert’s UK Account Manager, about his day-to-day role, his background in CCTV monitoring, the challenges facing customers and where he sees new opportunities for the security industry.
Building an accurate model is easy — the real test is a live camera feed. Shilpa Ullas, ML Engineer at DeepAlert, shares the edge cases, “heroic detections,” and how a noisy site gets tuned. AI surfaces the event; the monitoring team makes the call.
DeepAlert was nominated for Supplier of the Year at the British Security Industry Association (BSIA) Awards 2026, with CEO Howard Harrison and Head of Product Ryan Bromfield representing the company on the night.
On 2 June, DeepAlert hosted its annual Product Roadmap meeting with customers at Securex South Africa. The session was presented by Ryan Bromfield, Head of Product, and set out what customers can expect from the platform for the remainder of the year.
On 30 May 2026, 16 cyclists from DeepAlert, Nemtek Electric Fencing Products, and Fidelity ADT lined up together for the King Price Race to the Sun — a 50-mile cycle from Beestekraal Kerk in Roodekoppies all the way to Sun City.
DeepAlert is pleased to announce the appointment of Howard Harrison as Chief Executive Officer.
There’s something timeless about gathering in one room with the people who’ve been part of your journey. Last week, we hosted our annual DeepAlert Year-End Client Function, welcoming our South African clients, partners, and colleagues who’ve helped shape our momentum throughout 2025.
Security technology is usually applied to protecting people and property. At De Hoop Nature Reserve, DeepAlert has been part of something a little different: helping protect one of South Africa’s most endangered species.