Salient Systems wins 2026 Video Surveillance Platform of the Year from Enterprise Security Magazine for its CompleteView VMS platform.
Salient Systems, a leading provider of enterprise video management software, today announced it has been named the 2026 Video Surveillance Platform of the Year by Enterprise Security Magazine. The recognition acknowledges Salient’s CompleteView VMS platform for delivering context-driven video management that strengthens security and supports operational decision-making at scale.
Enterprise Security Magazine’s 2026 award program recognized Salient for its ability to unify video, access control, and system data into a single operational view — spanning on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments. The platform’s open architecture supports more than 25,000 conformant cameras and devices, and its hybrid-cloud design allows organizations to extend existing infrastructure without displacing it.
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“We’re not in the business of creating alert fatigue. Our goal is situational awareness that helps organizations respond with intent — acting decisively when needed, and staying out of the way when it’s not.”
— Stacey Steiger, VP of Product, Salient Systems
The award underscores Salient’s disciplined approach to enterprise VMS design. The platform correlates video footage with access credentials, activity history, and system data so operators can act on real incidents rather than respond to noise. Governance features including Active Directory-based role control ensure users have access only to data relevant to their responsibilities.
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Salient’s commercial model reflects how modern enterprises plan and purchase technology. Per-camera pricing with no hidden fees, perpetual license options for capital investment, and subscription models for OPEX-aligned IT organizations ensure the platform serves both traditional security teams and the IT departments increasingly taking ownership of physical security infrastructure.
