住宅および小規模企業向けセキュリティシステム市場　第15版

Security systems for homes and small businesses can be categorised into self-monitored and professionally monitored systems. Self-monitored systems utilise cloud-based backends to provide real-time alerts directly to the property owner via push notifications, SMS or email, allowing for immediate remote assessment through a smartphone app. A professionally monitored security system is linked to a 24/7 Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC). When the system is activated, the ARC verifies the alert and initiates a rapid response, which can include dispatching a security patrol and alerting emergency services. Traditional home security systems include professional alarm monitoring as standard. DIY home security systems primarily rely on self-monitoring, although professional alarm monitoring is often offered as an optional added service.

The North American market for home and small business security systems is almost twice the size of the European market. There were an estimated 37.2 million active monitored alarm systems in the US and Canada at the end of 2024. The overall penetration rate among the around 156 million households and small business premises in North America was 23.9 percent. Growing at a CAGR of 3.5 percent, the number of monitored alarms in North America is estimated to reach 44.1 million in 2029.

In the EU27+3, there were about 19.6 million active monitored alarm systems at the end of 2024. This corresponds to an overall penetration rate of 7.9 percent among the around 250 million households and small businesses in Europe. The market data thus indicate a significant growth potential for alarm systems in Europe, especially in the residential segment where the current penetration is only 6.5 percent. However, growth in the European market is forecasted to vary considerably from country to country in the next few years. Countries with an already established home security industry and with relatively high penetration rates, including countries such as Spain, France and Sweden, are anticipated to continue to grow faster than the European average. Other markets in Europe will show less growth due to high market fragmentation and fewer specialist alarm service companies that actively market solutions. The number of monitored home and small business alarms in Europe is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 4.6 percent, to reach 24.5 million alarm systems in 2029. In both Europe and North America, interactive security services and smart home products are key growth drivers in the home security market.

The traditional home and small business security systems market in Europe and North America is served by specialist home security companies such as ADT, Verisure, Brinks Home (Monitronics) and Sector Alarm; large security service companies such as Prosegur, Securitas and G4S (Allied Universal); telecommunications and cable television companies such as Comcast, Telus, Telefónica and Rogers; as well as banking groups and insurance companies such as Crédit Mutuel, Crédit Agricole and Groupe IMA. Providers of DIY home security systems include SimpliSafe, Frontpoint, Ring (Amazon), Yale (Assa Abloy), Arlo Technologies, Ooma, Abode Systems (Nice Group), Somfy, Netatmo (Legrand), Signify, ABUS, Bosch, ERA Home Security (Quanex Building Products) and Wyze Labs.

ADT is the leading provider of professionally monitored alarm systems in North America with 6.4 million home and small business customers at the end of 2024. In North America, ADT is followed by Vivint, SimpliSafe, Comcast, Telus and Brinks Home (Monitronics), all with between 0.8 million and 2.2 million monitored alarm system customers each at the end of 2024. In the US and Canada, only a few market players offer services nationwide and there are many small home security providers with strong local presence. In Europe, Verisure is the clear market leader with over 5.6 million home and small business customers at the end of 2024. The company is active in 13 European countries and five countries in South America. Verisure has a particularly strong position in Spain, France and the Nordic countries. Other leading players in Europe are Prosegur, EPS (Crédit Mutuel) and Sector Alarm.

Executive Summary
1 The Security Industry
1.1 Market overview
1.1.1 Security services
1.1.2 Enterprise security systems
1.1.3 Home and small business security systems
1.1.4 Cash handling
1.2 Key industry players
2 Home and Small Business Security Systems
2.1 Technology overview
2.2 European standards for intruder alarm systems
2.3 Alarm system value chain
2.3.1 Traditional home and small business security providers
2.3.2 DIY home security providers
2.3.3 Home security system manufacturers and platform providers
3 Market Forecasts and Trends
3.1 Europe
3.2 North America
3.3 Vendor market shares
3.3.1 North America
3.3.2 Europe
3.3.3 Interactive security
3.4 Market drivers and trends
3.4.1 DIY and traditional home security system offerings are converging
3.4.2 AI is now an integral component of modern security systems
3.4.3 The transition to Edge AI
3.4.4 Security systems and smart home products enable insurance discounts
3.4.5 Smart home vendors extend their offering to compete with security providers
3.4.6 Network sunsets – an opportunity and challenge for the security industry
4 Company Profiles and Strategies
4.1 Traditional home and small business security providers
4.1.1 ADT
4.1.2 Alert 360
4.1.3 Altice Franc
4.1.4 Brinks Home (Monitronics)
4.1.5 Chubb Fire & Security (APi Group)
4.1.6 Comcast
4.1.7 G4S (Allied Universal)
4.1.8 Guardian Protection
4.1.9 Homely
4.1.10 Homiris (EPS
4.1.11 IMA Protect (Groupe IMA)
4.1.12 Johnson Controls
4.1.13 Nexecur (Crédit Agricole Protection et Sécurité)
4.1.14 Prosegur
4.1.15 Sector Alarm
4.1.16 Securita
4.1.17 Telus
4.1.18 Vector Security
4.1.19 Verisure
4.1.20 Vivint Smart Home (NRG Energy)
4.2 DIY home security system providers
4.2.1 Abode Systems (Nice Group)
4.2.2 ABUS
4.2.3 Arlo Technologies
4.2.4 AT&T
4.2.5 Bosch
4.2.6 Canary (Smartfrog Group)
4.2.7 Ecobee (Generac)
4.2.8 ERA Home Security (Quanex Building Products)
4.2.9 Frontpoint
4.2.10 Minut
4.2.11 Netatmo (Legrand)
4.2.12 Ooma
4.2.13 Ring (Amazon)
4.2.14 Rogers Communications
4.2.15 Signify
4.2.16 SimpliSafe
4.2.17 Somfy
4.2.18 Wyze Labs
4.2.19 Yale (Assa Abloy)
4.3 Home security system manufacturers and platform providers
4.3.1 AddSecure
4.3.2 Ajax Systems
4.3.3 Alarm.com
4.3.4 Atraltech
4.3.5 Climax Technology
4.3.6 Crow Electronic Engineering
4.3.7 CSL
4.3.8 DMP
4.3.9 DSC (Johnson Controls)
4.3.10 Essence Group
4.3.11 Ezlo Innovation
4.3.12 Google
4.3.13 IQ (Johnson Controls)
4.3.14 M2M Services
4.3.15 Napco Security Technologies
4.3.16 Nice Group
4.3.17 Onics
4.3.18 Resideo Technologie
4.3.19 Scout Security
4.3.20 SecureNet Technologies (M2M Services)
4.3.21 Telguard (AMETEK)
4.3.22 Texecom
Glossary

Figure 1.1: Market value by segment (EU27+3 and North America 2024) ……. 6
Figure 1.2: Market value by country (EU27+3 and North America 2024) …… 7
Figure 1.3: Home and small business security revenues (EU27+3 and NA 2024) …. 9
Figure 1.4: Leading security industry players by segment (Europe and NA 2024) ….. 10
Figure 1.5: Leading integrated security groups by revenues (2024) ……… 11
Figure 2.1: Home security system components …………. 16
Figure 2.2: EN 50131 grading system ……………. 18
Figure 2.3: EN 50131 ATS rating criteria ……………. 19
Figure 2.4: EN 50131 grading system criteria ………….. 20
Figure 2.5: Home and small business security system ecosystem …….. 21
Figure 3.1: Monitored alarm systems and market value by country (EU27+3 2024) …. 33
Figure 3.2: Monitored small alarm systems by segment (EU27+3 2024) ……. 34
Figure 3.3: Monitored alarm system shipments and installed base (EU27+3 2023–2029) …. 35
Figure 3.4: Monitored small alarm systems by segment (North America 2024) …… 36
Figure 3.5: Alarm system shipments and installed base (North America 2023–2029) … 37
Figure 3.6: Top monitored alarm system providers (EU27+3 and North America, Q4-2024) … 38
Figure 3.7: Top interactive home security providers (EU27+3 and NA, Q4-2024) ….. 43
Figure 4.1: Traditional home and small business security providers (Europe and NA) …. 50
Figure 4.2: ADT+ home security system …………… 52
Figure 4.3: Xfinity home security system …………… 58
Figure 4.4: Homiris home alarm system ……………. 61
Figure 4.5: Johnson Controls’ home and small business customers by country (Q4-2024) .. 63
Figure 4.6: Movistar Prosegur Alarmas home security system …….. 65
Figure 4.7: Prosegur alarm connections (World 2015–2024) ……….. 66
Figure 4.8: Sector Alarm home alarm system………….. 67
Figure 4.9: Sector Alarm company acquisitions (2011–2025) ………. 68
Figure 4.10: SecuritasHome’s entry-level home security system …….. 70
Figure 4.11: Telus security subscriber base (North America 2019–2024) ……. 72
Figure 4.12: Verisure home security system ……………. 74
Figure 4.13: Verisure alarm subscribers by country (Q4-2024) …….. 76
Figure 4.14: Verisure alarm subscribers (2017–2024) …………. 77
Figure 4.15: Vivint Home Security System ……………. 78
Figure 4.16: Vivint Smart Home subscriber base (North America 2017–2024) ….. 79
Figure 4.17: DIY home security system providers (North America and Europe) ….. 80
Figure 4.18: Abode Smart Security Kit ……………. 81
Figure 4.19: ABUS Smartvest Pro DIY home security system ………. 82
Figure 4.20: Arlo home security system ………….. 84
Figure 4.21: Bosch smart home security products ………… 87
Figure 4.22: Ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium, SmartCamera and SmartSensors … 90
Figure 4.23: ERA Protect Smart Home Alarm ………….. 91
Figure 4.24: Minut Home Sensor ……………… 93
Figure 4.25: Ring Alarm System ……………. 97
Figure 4.26: Hue Video Doorbell …………….. 100
Figure 4.27: SimpliSafe alarm system…………… 102
Figure 4.28: Somfy ONE+ all-in-one home security system ………. 104
Figure 4.29: Wyze Home Monitoring security system and Wyze Cam ……. 106
Figure 4.30: Yale Smart Alarm …………….. 106
Figure 4.31: Equipment and platform providers (North America and Europe) …… 107
Figure 4.32: Ajax Systems’ security system and devices ………… 111
Figure 4.33: The number of employees and end users of Ajax Systems (2019–2025) … 112
Figure 4.34: Alarm.com subscriber base and SaaS revenues (2020–2024) ……. 115
Figure 4.35: Diagral home security system……………. 116
Figure 4.36: WeR@Home+ smart home and home security system …….. 120
Figure 4.37: Ezlo Protect home security system………….. 122
Figure 4.38: The IQ Panel 5, IQ5 Hub and IQ5 NS …………. 124
Figure 4.39: Alula Connect+ Security System …………. 126
Figure 4.40: Napco Prima control panel ………….. 127
Figure 4.41: The 2GIG Edge control panel ……………. 129
Figure 4.42: Resideo’s ProSeries home security system ………… 132
Figure 4.43: The TG-1 Express LTE cellular communicator ……….. 135