Economic Uncertainty Looms Large as AI Confidence Surges: The State of Physical Security Entering 2026
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January 14, 2026
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Pro-Vigil’s 2026 security survey reveals rising economic concerns, growing AI confidence, and why businesses expect more security incidents ahead.
RV dealerships face rising theft of catalytic converters and entire units. Stop crime with Pro-Vigil’s proactive monitoring.
Solar farm crime is rising. Protect panels, copper wiring, and critical infrastructure with Pro-Vigil’s proactive remote video monitoring.
Instead of wondering what video images await you when you make it into the office, you can watch your CCTV camera online from your cell phone. Here’s how to monitor your business CCTV cameras from anywhere using the internet, an app, and your cell phone.
Boat thefts are surging nationwide. Protect your dealership with Pro-Vigil’s 24/7 AI-powered monitoring and real-time crime deterrence.
Warehouse thefts are surging. Stop losses before they happen with Pro-Vigil’s AI-powered remote monitoring and real-time deterrence.
Remote locations, minimal human presence, and the discreet nature of theft make solar installations prime targets.
In 2022, 66% of construction businesses reported security incidents, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced security measures at construction sites, particularly those associated with utility projects.
Physical security, often an afterthought in new industries, is crucial for preventing incidents like the recent Florida solar farm attack. Learn how Pro-Vigil ensures proactive security.
Rising material costs fuel theft. Protect warehouses, job sites & supply stores with Pro-Vigil’s proactive security and remote monitoring.
Critical infrastructure laydown yards are a prime target for theft and vandalism, which can cause significant delays and financial losses for organizations.
Break‑ins and vandalism have become a major threat for commercial real estate. Stop crime now with Pro-Vigil.
Optimize your security for the clock change! Darker evenings are here. Take these steps to keep your property safe all winter.
Motion activated security cameras use sensors to detect movement within a defined field of view. When motion is picked up, like a person walking by, a vehicle pulling in, or some other disturbance, the camera starts recording.
Supermarket owners and managers understand the challenge. Parking lots are sprawling, with multiple entry points, blind spots between cars, and fluctuating levels of activity depending on the time of day.
When it comes to protecting property, there should be no question by now that security cameras play an essential role. However, it some situations, businesses may prefer a less obvious approach to surveillance. Discreet security cameras provide a solution that allows for protection without drawing attention to the fact that a space (and the people in it) are monitored.
Tailgating is an on-premises security breach. In a tailgating attack, an unauthorized person follows closely behind someone with an access badge. As the person badges in, the unauthorized person slips in behind them.
According to the Bureau of Justice, more than 1 in 10 property crimes occur in lots or parking garages. The FBI says over 1,400 of these incidents occur somewhere in the U.S. every day. NPR reports car theft is up in some cities.
CCTV camera issues could hinder your ability to monitor your business. Here are some common problems with CCTV cameras and how to resolve them.
One of the benefits of AI security cameras is they can identify potential security threats more quickly and accurately than traditional video surveillance.
Pro-Vigil goes beyond cameras with AI, monitoring & layered defenses by delivering proactive crime prevention for your business.
