Security Technologies 2030

This board-level briefing examines how artificial intelligence, robotics, and sensor fusion will reshape the protection of people, sites, and exposed individuals between 2025 and 2030. Drawing on more than one hundred international sources across market research, industry reporting, and peer-reviewed publication, it sets out the technologies that will exert the greatest influence on the physical security of large corporations over the remainder of the decade.

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What this white paper covers

• The physical-security market to 2030 — a quantitative baseline, from USD 121.1 billion in 2025 to USD 151.5 billion by 2030
• AI-driven video surveillance: from recording to prediction
• Biometric access control and the death of the key
• Security robotics: from patrol to autonomous response
• Sensor fusion and intelligent perimeter detection
• OSINT and the protection of exposed individuals
• Critical infrastructure, Zero Trust, and the integrated security ecosystem of 2030
• A phased agenda and concrete recommendations for large enterprises

Five findings that frame the briefing

01. AI video analytics expands at a 22–28 percent CAGR and becomes the default layer of enterprise surveillance.

02. Autonomous security robots move from a niche (USD 3.5 billion in 2025) to a material commercial segment (USD 9.3 billion by 2031).

03. Sensor fusion — combining thermal, radar, LiDAR, and video — reshapes perimeter detection and cuts false alarms by as much as 73 percent.

04. OSINT-led threat intelligence becomes indispensable to the protection of exposed individuals.

05. The convergence of physical and cyber security opens new attack surfaces while demanding new, integrated defensive strategies.