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EAGLE EYE CLOUD VMS · NOW PART OF BRIVO · CAMERA-AGNOSTIC

True cloud VMS, camera-agnostic, now part of the Brivo Security Suite.

Eagle Eye Cloud VMS is a camera-agnostic, true-cloud video surveillance platform. Founded in 2012 by Dean Drako, Eagle Eye Networks merged with Brivo on December 29, 2025 — Eagle Eye Cloud VMS is now the native cloud video product line inside the Brivo Security Suite. HTS deploys and manages the Bridge appliance and the cloud VMS for customers who want cloud video without rip-and-replace.

2012
Dean Drako founded EEN
Dec 29, 2025
Brivo + EEN merger
~80
Countries served
10K+
Camera models supported (per EEN /hardware/)
THE BRIVO + EAGLE EYE MERGER

Eagle Eye Networks is now part of Brivo.

This page documents Eagle Eye Cloud VMS as a sub-product line inside the Brivo Security Suite. The two companies merged on December 29, 2025. Dean Drako is CEO of the combined entity.

December 29, 2025: Brivo and Eagle Eye Networks announced a merger. The combined company operates under the Brivo name. Dean Drako (founder of Eagle Eye Networks, owner of Brivo since the 2015 acquisition) is CEO of the combined company. Steve Van Till (Brivo co-founder) is President. Eagle Eye Cloud VMS is retained as a sub-product line inside the Brivo Security Suite, which also includes Brivo Access, Brivo Visitor Management (powered by Envoy), Brivo Intrusion, and Brivo Identity Connector. HTS deploys and manages the full suite. For access control, see the Brivo page.
THE EAGLE EYE STACK

Camera-agnostic, true cloud, on-prem bridge.

Eagle Eye markets itself as "True Cloud VMS" — the architecture is hybrid by design: cameras connect to an on-premises Bridge or CMVR appliance, which buffers and transcodes RTSP / ONVIF streams and securely uploads to the Eagle Eye cloud data centers. All management and long-term storage happens in the cloud.

Eagle Eye Bridge (on-prem)

The on-premises appliance that connects customer cameras to the Eagle Eye cloud. Buffers and transcodes RTSP / ONVIF streams. 1U rack-mount and compact form factors.

  • 1U rack-mount: 310, 401, 401ai, 403G, 410, 501, 701, 901
  • Compact: 304+, 305, 406+, 504+
  • Channel counts scale from 20 to 300 cameras at 4MP
  • Product names change frequently — confirm with Eagle Eye rep

Eagle Eye Cloud (management + retention)

Cloud data centers host the long-term video retention, the management dashboard, the mobile and web apps, and the AI analytics. 11 global data centers. Encrypted in transit and at rest.

  • Retention tiers: 7 days to 5 years
  • Resolution tiers: SD, HD1, HD2, HD3, HD4, HD5, HD10
  • Per-camera, per-month subscription
  • Mobile (iOS, Android), desktop, web browser

Eagle Eye AI (analytics)

AI features included free or as add-ons. Smart Video Search (natural-language), LPR (license plate recognition), Anomaly Detection (2024), Precision Person & Vehicle Detection (2025), plus standard line-crossing, loitering, intrusion, object counting, camera tampering.

  • Smart Video Search (free with all subs)
  • LPR (add-on)
  • Precision Person & Vehicle Detection (2025)
  • Anomaly Detection (2024) — includes large-crowd events
American, founded 2012
Eagle Eye Networks is headquartered in Austin, Texas, with engineering and operations offices in Amsterdam, Bangalore, and Tokyo. Founded in 2012 by Dean Drako, the same person who founded Barracuda Networks (2003-2012) and acquired Brivo in June 2015 for $50M. Following the December 2025 Brivo + Eagle Eye Networks merger, Drako is CEO of the combined company.
~$200M+ raised; SECOM Series F
Eagle Eye Networks is privately held. As of May 2023, EEN had raised approximately $200M+ in total funding across multiple rounds. The most recent round was a $100M Series F in May 2023 from SECOM (Japan), at ~$1.54B post-money valuation. Founder Dean Drako continues to hold a majority stake. Investors have included SECOM, Accel, Austin Ventures, and MSD Capital.
Tens of thousands of customers
Eagle Eye Networks serves tens of thousands of customers across approximately 80 countries, supported by 11 global data centers. Strongest verticals: commercial real estate, multifamily residential, healthcare, education, and SMB. Now part of the Brivo Security Suite (Dec 29, 2025 merger).
EAGLE EYE AT A GLANCE

Verified facts about Eagle Eye Networks.

Sourced from Eagle Eye's own materials, the December 2025 Brivo + Eagle Eye merger release, and the press record. Public-record facts only.

  • Smart Video Search (free with all subs) · LPR (add-on) · Line Crossing · Loitering · Intrusion Detection · Object Counting · Camera Tampering · Eagle Eye Precision Person & Vehicle Detection (2025) · Anomaly Detection (2024) · "Smart Alerts" and "Crowd Detection" are NOT Eagle Eye product names.
  • TopicDetail
    HeadquartersAustin, Texas, with offices in Amsterdam, Bangalore, and Tokyo. American company with a global engineering footprint.
    Founded2012 by Dean Drako (founder of Barracuda Networks 2003-2012, owner of Brivo since 2015). Following the December 2025 merger of Brivo and Eagle Eye Networks, Drako is CEO of the combined company.
    Funding~$200M+ total. Last round: $100M Series F in May 2023 from SECOM (Japan), at ~$1.54B post-money valuation. Investors: SECOM, Accel, Austin Ventures, MSD Capital. Sequoia and Goldman Sachs are not Eagle Eye investors.
    Architecture"True Cloud VMS" with on-premises Bridge or CMVR appliance. Cameras connect to the Bridge/CMVR, which buffers and transcodes RTSP / ONVIF streams and securely uploads to Eagle Eye cloud data centers. All management and long-term storage is remote.
    Camera compatibilityThousands of camera models across hundreds of manufacturers via ONVIF Profile S/T, RTSP, and direct integration. Eagle Eye's own /hardware/ page cites "more than 10,000 compatible camera models"; /hardware/security-cameras/ cites "more than 4,000 cameras from all the leading manufacturers." EEN's own site is internally inconsistent; we recommend the hedged phrasing and a current rep confirmation before quoting.
    Bridge SKU list1U rack-mount: 310, 401, 401ai, 403G, 410, 501, 701, 901 (channel counts scale from 20 to 300 cameras at 4MP). Compact form factors: 304+, 305, 406+, 504+. Product names change frequently — confirm with Eagle Eye rep.
    AI features
    ComplianceSOC 2 Type 2 ✓, ISO 27001:2022 ✓, GDPR ✓. FedRAMP, TAA, and platform-level NDAA are not publicly claimed. HIPAA controls are referenced on the merged Brivo Security Suite compliance page. Confirm with your Eagle Eye rep before quoting government/regulated-industry deals.
    Partner programEagle Eye Reseller Partner Program with 4 tiers: Authorized, Certified, Pro, and Blue (June 2025 marketing brochure). HTS's specific tier is not publicly listed; Partnerbase records HTS as a "generic" partnership. Confirm via portal.
    PricingPer-camera, per-month subscription varying by resolution (SD/HD1/HD2/HD3/HD4/HD5/HD10) and retention (7 days to 5 years). Third-party reseller entry: ~$10/camera/month for HD1/7-day. HTS layers the $495 per site platform fee on top.
    ScaleTens of thousands of customers across ~80 countries, supported by 11 global data centers.
    AppEagle Eye Viewer on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, plus all major web browsers (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Opera).
    FREQUENTLY ASKED

    Five questions buyers ask before they sign.

    What is Eagle Eye Cloud VMS?

    Eagle Eye Cloud VMS is the cloud-native video management system from Eagle Eye Networks, founded in 2012 by Dean Drako. Since December 29, 2025, Eagle Eye Networks has been part of Brivo (the two companies merged), and Eagle Eye Cloud VMS is the cloud video product line inside the Brivo Security Suite. The VMS is camera-agnostic — it works with any ONVIF or RTSP camera, with an on-premises Bridge or CMVR appliance that connects the cameras to the Eagle Eye cloud data centers.

    Is Eagle Eye Networks a standalone company?

    No. As of December 29, 2025, Eagle Eye Networks merged with Brivo. The combined company operates under the Brivo name. Eagle Eye Cloud VMS is retained as a sub-product line inside the Brivo Security Suite. The original founder, Dean Drako, is CEO of the combined company.

    How much does Eagle Eye Cloud VMS cost?

    Eagle Eye does not publish a public price sheet. Pricing is per-camera, per-month subscription that varies by camera resolution (SD/HD1/HD2/HD3/HD4/HD5/HD10) and cloud retention period (7 days up to 5 years). Third-party reseller pricing shows entry-level cloud plans around $10/camera/month for HD1/7-day retention, scaling to $40-$50+/month for higher resolutions and longer retention. HTS layers the $495 per site platform fee on top.

    Is Eagle Eye FedRAMP authorized?

    No. Eagle Eye is SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001:2022 certified, and GDPR-aligned. Eagle Eye is not on the FedRAMP Marketplace, does not claim TAA compliance, and does not claim platform-level NDAA compliance. HIPAA controls are referenced on the merged Brivo Security Suite compliance page. Federal buyers with FedRAMP, TAA, or platform-level NDAA requirements should verify before any government-procurement-facing claim.

    What is the Eagle Eye Bridge appliance?

    The Eagle Eye Bridge is an on-premises appliance that connects cameras to the Eagle Eye cloud. It buffers and transcodes RTSP / ONVIF streams and securely uploads to the cloud. Current Bridge lineup: 1U rack-mount models 310, 401, 401ai, 403G, 410, 501, 701, 901 (channel counts scale from 20 to 300 cameras at 4MP). Plus compact form factors 304+, 305, 406+, 504+. Product names change frequently. Always confirm the current SKU list with your Eagle Eye rep.

    Cloud-first, not cloud-only. HTS is paid the same regardless of which partner we recommend. Eagle Eye Cloud VMS is the right call when you want a true cloud VMS, camera-agnostic, with the option to keep existing cameras. For camera-only cloud-native (with access + alarm bundled), we recommend Verkada. For on-prem VMS, Avigilon Unity or Axis Camera Station. See the full decision matrix.

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