Healthcare institutions have invested in technologies for many years to improve efficiency and patient safety. These innovations have developed with time, offering practical solutions to emerging challenges. One such technology is video analytics, which has become a...
The changing security landscape presents many opportunities, but managing video surveillance data throughout its lifecycle has become increasingly complex. Modernizing and upgrading video surveillance deployments is essential to defend against evolving threats. Legacy...
When it comes to security applications, where reliability is vital, the value of harsh environment servers to your video data infrastructure cannot be overstated. These rugged powerhouses are pivotal in maintaining robust surveillance systems tailored to endure the...
When selecting hardware for your CCTV system, it's easy to get carried away with choosing the perfect components based on performance specifications alone. But when it comes to the whole system, each device's capabilities suddenly become much less critical. From this...
What Do Franchises Need in a Video Surveillance System? Your franchise's security features are important, whether it's a gym, restaurant, or gas station security system. In the past year, physical security incident rates have remained steady or increased for most...
Data storage is one of the most critical components of any internet protocol (IP) security system. You need a storage solution with maximum uptime that can handle the demands of a high-performance video security system to ensure complete coverage for your facility....
With the adoption of advanced technologies like video analytics and edge computing, the computing requirements of the modern enterprise video security system are consistently increasing. Security integrators need to incorporate new hardware to meet these needs. Using...
When you’re designing a new CCTV system or upgrading your existing technology, it’s important to make sure your system has enough bandwidth to function properly. Calculating your typical bandwidth requirements will help you make the right decision.