Eagle Eye Networks Predicts 2021 Video Surveillance Trends
The company predicts more sophisticated AI and analytics and a call for open systems that can easily integrate with other technologies.
The company predicts more sophisticated AI and analytics and a call for open systems that can easily integrate with other technologies.
Although threat assessment teams remain an important part of response to critical campus events, AI-powered technology can filter the noise and support analysts and key decision makers.
Tyco Illustra Insight combines access control management software and a facial recognition camera to simultaneously recognize multiple people.
The OpenBlue platform brings together traditional operational technology, existing IT systems and cloud applications infused with AI, says the company.
Using video surveillance cameras for thermal temperature monitoring is emerging as a viable option for campuses.
One out of five data breaches was due to an attacker using previously exposed employee credentials, and misconfigured cloud networks were used by attackers nearly 20% of the time.
Designed to help identify threats before they become violent, the weapons detection technology integrates with an organization’s existing security cameras.
The technology can detect potentially dangerous situations in progress, such as a person brandishing a weapon or abandoning an object.
Institutions of higher education can adopt these five innovations to safely reopen.
Reacting to an unforeseen security issue used to be the only option, but combining modern technologies can change that.
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