DeepAlert at FireSafety & Security Netherlands 2026
DeepAlert exhibited at FireSafety & Security Netherlands 2026, meeting with security teams and integrators from across the region to discuss the shift from passive video monitoring to real-time, actionable intelligence.
Across the two days, one theme came through consistently in conversations at the stand: surveillance operations are moving away from reactive monitoring toward real-time response. Teams are looking for ways to act on what their cameras are already capturing, rather than simply reviewing footage after an incident.
DeepAlert’s approach centres on this shift. By applying deep neural network-based false alarm filtering to existing camera infrastructure, security operations can reduce the volume of nuisance alerts reaching operators and focus attention on events that matter. No new hardware is required — the improvement comes from making current systems work harder and smarter.
Visitors to the stand raised familiar operational challenges: alarm fatigue among monitoring staff, the cost and complexity of hardware upgrades, and the difficulty of scaling monitoring operations without scaling headcount. These conversations reinforced the demand for solutions that improve outcomes without adding complexity — cutting false alarms, improving operator performance, and turning existing video feeds into a genuine early-warning capability.
DeepAlert appreciates the strong turnout and the quality of conversations at FireSafety & Security Netherlands 2026. We look forward to continuing these discussions with security teams across the Netherlands and wider Europe, and to future events where we can demonstrate how AI video analytics can strengthen existing monitoring operations.
If you stopped by our stand or would like to learn more about how DeepAlert’s false alarm filtering works with your current camera systems, get in touch with our team.
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