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Hi-Tech Security Business Directory (HSBD)
Watcher Surveillance Solutions
Watcher Surveillance Solutions

4 Einstien Street, Highveld Techno Park, Centurion

tel:  
+27 12 006 1051
email:  
[email protected]
url:  
www.watcher.co.za

Core business offering: Watcher Surveillance Solutions specialises in surveillance technology and offsite monitoring (OSM) of security cameras. Using intelligent software (AI), the company detects, verifies, and responds to threats. Standard services include instant video review via a web portal and 15 days of recorded footage.


Blantanis, Peter
Sales
[email protected]
Section - Access control & identity management
-Control systems
- Remote monitored/hosted
Section - Service providers
-Services offered
- AI & analytic services
- Hosted services
- Video analytics
- Video management
- Video monitoring
-Technical focus
- CCTV, surveillance
-AI-enhanced services
-Security as a Service
-Video analytics
-Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS)
Section - Surveillance equipment
-Video analytics
- AI-enhanced analytics
- Remote/cloud-based
- Server-based
-Video management systems (VMS)
-Camera controls
- Pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ indoor)
- Pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ outdoor)
- Switchers
-Cameras
- Fixed Cameras: Fixed
- Infrared
- PTZ Cameras: PTZ
-Digital video systems
- Remote monitoring systems
- Visual verification systems
-Perimeter solutions
- Perimeter video monitoring s/w
- Thermal camera monitoring
-Thermal cameras
- Fixed
- Long distance
- PTZ
News from Watcher Surveillance Solutions:
Joburg-based farms cut losses with cloud surveillance
Issue 4 2023, Agriculture (Industry), Watcher Surveillance Solutions

In 2020, Watcher Surveillance Solutions was approached by Plantation Farms, a third-generation family farming operation in the south of Boksburg, to provide a farm security solution to assist in reducing crop losses due to theft.

Upgraded security and AI monitoring at upmarket estate
Issue 5 2022, Surveillance, Integrated Solutions, Residential Estate (Industry), Editor's Choice, Watcher Surveillance Solutions

Estate upgrades and enhances its security through a partnership between surveillance specialist Watcher and the incumbent guarding company.

Remote services must include onsite maintenance
Residential Security Handbook 2021: Secure Living, Surveillance, Integrated Solutions, Residential Estate (Industry), Watcher Surveillance Solutions

Looking beyond the hype and all the marketing optimism about AI and cloud services in the security market, there are significant benefits to incorporating the two into an estate’s security operation.

The service of security
CCTV Handbook 2021, Surveillance, Technews Publishing, Watcher Surveillance Solutions

Watcher Surveillance Solutions provides an off-site Surveillance Operating Centre (SOC), offering a cloud-based video management system that manages customers’ video feeds using the latest in-video analytics and artificial intelligence.

Building intelligent services into security
Issue 3 2021, Surveillance, Watcher Surveillance Solutions

Organisations need security systems that are reliable, intelligent, efficient and aimed at optimising the guarding component in order to adapt to their environments.

Security news:
The global state of physical security
January 2026, News & Events, Infrastructure, Genetec

Physical security has become a strategic business function, improving IT collaboration and decision-making. Moreover, interest in AI has more than doubled among users, and organisations seek flexibility to deploy workloads on-premises, in the cloud, or hybrid.

DeepAlert appoints Howard Harrison as CEO
January 2026, News & Events, AI & Data Analytics, DeepAlert

DeepAlert has appointed Howard Harrison as chief executive officer. DeepAlert’s founder and CEO of the past six years, Dr Jasper Horrell, will transition into a newly created role as chief innovation officer.

The year of the agent
January 2026, Information Security, AI & Data Analytics

The dominant attack patterns in Q4 2025 included system-prompt extraction attempts, subtle content-safety bypasses, and exploratory probing. Indirect attacks required fewer attempts than direct injections, making untrusted external sources a primary risk vector heading into 2026.

The year of machine deception
January 2026, Security Services & Risk Management, AI & Data Analytics

The AU10TIX Global Fraud Report, Signals for 2026, warns of the looming agentic AI and quantum risk, leading to a surge in adaptive, self-learning fraud, and outlines how early warning systems are fighting back.

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