Artificially Intelligent (AI) Video Surveillance: is it a valuable investment? (ASIS webinar)
From ASIS International
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What you'll learn
A security consultant tests vendor claims about AI video surveillance against real experience, so you can separate hype from what the technology actually does, see working use cases, and apply formulas to judge its return on investment.
- Separating science fiction from reality
- Real world AI surveillance use cases
- Formulas for ROI and true value
- How policies and procedures affect value
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Is this right for you?
- Level
- Beginner People new to this. You can start today with no experience.
- What you get
- Hands on skills you can use right away. No certificate, so the proof is what you do with it. It costs nothing to take.
- How you learn
- Live or scheduled sessions, about 1 hr.
- How to use it
- Turn it into proof: use the skill on one real task at work, put the result on your résumé, and lead with that story in interviews.
- Why it's worth it
- Real skills you can put to work right away. Use them on the job, show the results, and you have a story that beats a stack of certificates.
What you will payLearning is freeNo free award is included. Any exam or certificate is a separate cost.
- Time
- About 1 hour; 1 CPE credit.
- Before you start
- ASIS account to register.
- How you are tested
- Webinar; first aired live April 30, 2024
- Renewal
- None stated.
- Full cost details
- $0 for members and nonmembers.
- Where it applies
- Online; open internationally including the US.
Checked at the source Oct 19, 2026
Sources and what we verified
ASIS store page: $0, 1 CPE, date, presenter, objectives ↗ASIS learning catalog entry: 1 CPE, 12:30 to 1:30 PM schedule ↗What we verified: The live date has passed; on demand access is not confirmed on either ASIS page. Sponsored by Volt.
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Also listed for: AI for Security Officers