The UK’s rapid deployment tower sector is expanding, with Ajax Systems emerging as a preferred choice for temporary surveillance setups in industries like construction, event management, and remote monitoring.
Traditional CCTV systems were built for recording and post-incident review. They were never designed for real-time threat detection — and that limitation is increasingly costly. DeepAlert’s coverage in this industry publication makes the case for why AI-powered cloud analytics represents a step-change, not just an upgrade.
DeepAlert is delighted to announce its partnership with Skills for Security as a Platinum Sponsor — a commitment that reflects our belief in the importance of investing in the next generation of security professionals.


How often have you approached a guardhouse and found no guard there? How long had the post been vacant? These questions matter — and now DeepAlert has an answer.
In February 2024, SMART Security Solutions hosted its annual SMART Estate Security Conference at the prestigious D’Aria Wine Estate in Cape Town — and DeepAlert was proud to participate as a Silver Sponsor.
As AI becomes embedded in surveillance operations, the question of how it is used matters as much as what it can do. DeepAlert’s coverage in this piece explores the ethical and legal dimensions of AI in security — an area that regulation and public expectation are rapidly bringing to the fore.
Cloud-based surveillance has been making inroads globally, but in Africa, bandwidth costs and infrastructure constraints have complicated the picture. Is the cloud still worth it? SMART Security Solutions put the question directly to DeepAlert to get a frank assessment.
When AI-powered video analytics first emerged in the security world, expectations were sky-high — and not always met. But the technology has come a long way since those early disappointments, and DeepAlert has been at the forefront of turning AI’s potential into practical, real-world impact.
DeepAlert is pleased to announce that the company has been accepted as an associate member of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA).
AI-powered security systems can differentiate between individuals and objects, recognise faces, and identify suspicious behaviour.
