Tag: Security Camera System

Security magazine wrote an overview of Eagle Eye Networks annual worldwide camera report, which “reveals security trends and insights as to how organizations decide on the number and locations of their cameras to improve safety and security operations.”   From businesses to schools and communities, how are organizations around the globe deploying security cameras in a cloud-based video management system (VMS)? In its annual report on security cameras, Eagle Eye Networks (EEN) aggregated data from

Smart Buildings Technology editor Wanda Lau writes about technologies—including Eagle Eye Smart Video Search—that makes life more efficient and streamlined.  From surveillance to restroom maintenance and waking up, these five products use smart building technology to make life more efficient and streamlined. Smart Video Search, Eagle Eye Networks Sifting through hours of video for a specific person, vehicle, or object becomes as easy as an internet search with Eagle Eye Smart Video Search, an AI-powered

The Global Security Exchange (GSX) conference, taking place September 12-14 in Atlanta, will include an exhibit hall packed with innovative security solutions, featuring new products for video surveillance, access control, incident management, perimeter security and more.   As GSX nears, Security magazine has a roundup of some of the security products, technologies and services that security management professionals may discover at the event. Eagle Eye Networks Streamlines Parking Operations and More The Eagle Eye LPR (license plate

When it comes to protecting sports, venue and entertainment environments, security leaders must manage staff and patron identities and protect facilities as varied as parking lots and stages. From sports stadiums to concert halls, security technologies can improve safety for all stakeholders. Security magazine highlights sports, venue and entertainment security solutions, including drone countermeasures, parking management systems, weapons detection and more. In the news By Madeline LauverCovered on these news sites. Click on the image

While the U.S. begins to pull itself out of quarantine (the New Yorker cover sums it up perfectly), we here at Security Systems News have been hearing from all facets of the industry – dealers, systems integrators, consultants, manufacturers, end users – that things are starting to open up again, as new business pipelines (bad choice of word considering the recent Colonial Pipeline incident) begin to get back to pre-pandemic levels, and better, for some. As Eagle Eye

For both heightened security and business optimization, here’s what retailers should look for in a video management system and provider. Opening a retail shop or adding a new location to your restaurant franchise? Most retailers in this situation are not constructing from the ground up, they’re moving into an existing building or strip mall space that’s already wired for video surveillance. Growing a business is exciting but dealing with legacy systems can be frustratingly cumbersome

The working life of security devices like card readers and cameras has tended to be 10 to 15 years or more. Whether or not to replace them depends on the bigger picture context. Q:    A security colleague of mine told me that his company is not just keeping their analog cameras, they are buying new ones now. How can that make sense?A:    The rest of the story is likely about two things – cybersecurity considerations