As AI Raises New Data Security Questions, Synology to Showcase Its Surveillance Ecosystem at ISC East 2026
BELLEVUE, Wash.--( BUSINESS WIRE)--The smarter surveillance systems become, the more important it is for organizations to know where their data goes, how it is protected, and who has access to it. As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform physical security, Synology will bring this conversation to ISC East 2026, showcasing how organizations can benefit from intelligent surveillance while maintaining control over their data.
Taking place in New York City on November 3-5, ISC East brings together security professionals to explore emerging technologies and solutions across physical security, cybersecurity, AI, and access control. Against this backdrop, Synology will demonstrate its integrated surveillance ecosystem, designed to support organizations with varying security, deployment, and storage requirements.
"The conversations happening at ISC East have fundamentally shifted over the last few years," said Cody Hall, Product Manager at Synology America Corp. "We used to talk primarily about hardware specs—megapixel counts, storage density, and low-light performance. The enterprise buyers this year will be asking entirely different questions. They will be exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and physical security, specifically how they can adopt modern AI analytics without surrendering control of their sensitive operational data.
"Many feel entangled between legacy on-premises systems that lack modern intelligence, and fully cloud-reliant systems that demand total trust in third-party data handling,” Hall continued. “At our booth, we are showing a third way. We want security leaders to see firsthand how they can run heavy-duty video analytics locally on our edge appliances, keeping their biometric data secure, while still leveraging the operational flexibility of our zero-knowledge cloud management platform, Surveillance365.”
As AI-powered monitoring becomes more prevalent, organizations must look beyond detection capabilities to consider how sensitive surveillance footage is processed, stored, and accessed. Maintaining visibility and control over these processes is an increasingly important consideration when evaluating surveillance infrastructure, particularly as organizations manage data across on-premises and cloud environments.
Synology addresses these needs through an ecosystem that combines on-premises Surveillance Station with Surveillance365, its video surveillance as a service (VSaaS) offering. This approach gives organizations flexible deployment options while supporting their surveillance and data management requirements.
At ISC East 2026, visitors can explore the ecosystem through demonstrations featuring:
Through its participation at ISC East, Synology will highlight how organizations can approach modern surveillance with both intelligent monitoring and data control in mind. By bringing together surveillance management, cameras, and scalable storage, the company aims to help organizations evaluate solutions that meet their evolving security needs.
Visit Synology at booth 315 at ISC East 2026 to explore its surveillance ecosystem and see its latest solutions in action.
Event: ISC East 2026
Date: November 3-5, 2026
Location: Booth 315, Javits Center, NY
Website: https://www.discoverisc.com/east/en-us.html