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Technology Executive · Entrepreneur · Inventor
Larry Hurwitz is a technology executive, entrepreneur and inventor whose career spans enterprise software, healthcare technology, emergency communications, physical security and AI-powered visual intelligence. Today his primary focus is ACCIP/VIP: a privacy-first tactical intelligence layer designed to turn existing camera infrastructure into governed, cross-camera operational intelligence.
Current Focus
ACCIP is not positioned as another monitoring platform. It is a governed tactical intelligence layer above existing cameras, VMS platforms, monitoring centers, alarms and security infrastructure. The platform connects automatic target generators, governed watchlists, Policy Controller behavior, cross-camera intelligence, evidence, near-miss review, alert routing and investigation workflows into one operational model.
The founder story matters because ACCIP’s product thesis requires more than AI features. It requires architecture, commercialization discipline, privacy controls and an understanding of security-critical operations.

Career Through-Line
Software entrepreneurship and product publishing foundation.
Senior technology leadership in healthcare technology and security-sensitive operating environments.
Founder and CEO work in mobile safety, automated alerting and emergency communications.
Physical-security and sensor-intelligence leadership connected to radar-based surveillance technology.
Operational technology and customer-facing execution experience in service-intensive environments.
The convergence: software, security, communications, sensors, policy and AI in a governed intelligence platform.
This profile describes Larry as named inventor on published U.S. patent applications, not granted patents. Historical company references are presented as experience, not current endorsements of ACCIP.
The through-line is pattern recognition and operational product-building: identify the gap technology can close, make the system practical and build for adoption rather than demonstration.