The Future Is Open: AI, Edge, and Ecosystems Redefine Security Technology’s Role

 

 

Industries across the board are continuing to evolve in 2025 and one of the sectors seeing the most significant evolution is security technology and access control. The rise of AI, cloud computing, and new compression standards are reshaping how security solutions are deployed and utilized. With the market expanding into new verticals and a growing number of industries investing in security solutions, there are a lot of questions security professionals are expecting for the rest of the year.

What are the key trends shaping the future of security in 2025?

For this latest episode of “Pro AV Today,” host Ben Thomas spoke with Fredrik Nilsson, Vice President of the Americas at Axis Communications, to explore the evolving landscape of security technology. They also discussed major industry trends, the impact of AI and cloud advancements, and some of the shifting market dynamics security professionals will have to navigate in the coming months.

Some of the key discussion points of their conversation covered:

  • How AI is enhancing surveillance capabilities and improving accuracy in threat detection.
  • The increasing reliance on cloud-based security solutions and how they are driving new business opportunities and operational efficiencies.
  • The impact of AV1, a new video compression standard, on security applications and why it is expected to replace H.265 for improved streaming and storage efficiency.

Fredrik Nilsson is the Vice President of the Americas at Axis Communications, a leading provider of network video solutions. He has a background in engineering and extensive experience in security technology, Nilsson has played a pivotal role in driving innovation in surveillance and access control. Under his leadership, Axis Communications has pioneered advancements in AI-driven analytics, cloud-based security solutions, and intelligent video monitoring.

Article by Alexandra Simon.

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