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Insights, trends, and best practices in security monitoring and AI technology
Watchful to Showcase Autonomous Guardian Quill at ISC West 2026
Watchful, an emerging leader in AI-powered security monitoring, will be attending ISC West in Las Vegas. Visit Booth 2039 to see live demonstrations of Quill performing alert evaluation and disposition.

Sophia Healey
March 21, 2026
How Facility & Asset Managers Are Reclaiming Control of Site Security
Ask any facilities manager what keeps them up at night, and you'll hear a mix of the same things: break-ins after hours, vandalism in carparks, loitering near entrances, or tenants who just don't feel safe walking to their cars at night.

Charlie Anderson
October 10, 2025
Why the Next "Security Guard" is Agentic
When people search for security guards, they're usually looking for reassurance: someone to watch their property, keep intruders out, and respond when things go wrong. But the definition of what a "security guard" is rapidly transforming.

Glen Liventaal
October 7, 2025
Quill Never Tires: An insight into a real agentic AI use case
Until now, the frontline of business security has been human guards and traditional CCTV monitoring. Guards patrolling buildings or operators watching screens means crime is undetected, and footage is often reviewed after an incident has already taken place.

Josh Hunt
October 2, 2025
Why Businesses Are Moving From Guards to Fully Autonomous AI Security Software
Until now, the frontline of business security has been human guards and traditional CCTV monitoring. Guards patrolling buildings or operators watching screens means crime is undetected, and footage is often reviewed after an incident has already taken place.

Tom Hutchison
September 24, 2025
Watchful launches fully autonomous monitoring
At GSX this year, Watchful will showcase how fully autonomous monitoring is supporting direct clients across Australia, New Zealand and the USA, supported by our team of AI Overseers.

Josh Hunt
September 19, 2025
Can security guards keep up with agentic AI?
For decades, businesses have relied on security guards to protect property and people. But in 2025, relying solely on human security is no longer enough. Rising crime rates, labor shortages, and the speed of modern threats mean guards are stretched thinner than ever.

Joshua Parsons
September 13, 2025