This podcast is a part of a collection of podcasts recorded at ISC West 2025 and previously shared on social media.

“We don’t look for faces—we look for behaviors.” — Corbin Uselton, Koshee Security, speaking with Doug Green at ISC West 2025

At ISC West 2025, Technology Reseller News publisher Doug Green met with Corbin Uselton of Koshee Security to explore how the company is using AI to elevate surveillance while respecting privacy.

Koshee’s flagship product, Koshee Protect, uses on-site AI detection to monitor security camera feeds in real time—identifying suspicious behaviors such as theft, weapon detection, perimeter breaches, and more. “We’re not doing facial recognition,” Uselton emphasized. “We’re focused on behaviors—jumping a fence, concealing an item, or pulling a weapon—not identities.”

The system is designed for a range of customers, from small retailers and gas stations to global logistics companies. It works by processing video locally, maintaining privacy compliance while sending immediate alerts with image frames when predefined threats or behaviors are detected. The platform is highly configurable, allowing users to set different detection parameters by camera, location, and time of day.

Koshee also provides role-based alerts, enabling specific employees to receive notifications depending on the context—such as detecting weapons in restricted zones or after-hours movement on remote sites.

With integration options for both direct customers and channel partners (like MDI), Koshee is enabling smarter, more responsive security without compromising data ethics.

To learn more, visit koshee.ai.