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Preventing Security Cameras from Being Hacked

As the number of connected gadgets around your home increases, so do your chances of getting hacked.

Whether Your Cameras Are Hacked?

The cybersecurity of video surveillance cameras is becoming an increasingly common problem.But with some extra care, you may be able to manage early detection.

Three Ways to Use Cloud as a Service

FLEXIBILITY, SIMPLICITY, CHOICE. These are among the biggest driving forces behind cloud computing.

What is Cloud Computing, in Simple Terms?

Cloud computing is the delivery of on-demand computing services, typically over the internet and on a pay-as-you-go basis.

VSaaS: The Basics of Surveillance as a Service

With VSaaS, cameras are installed at the user's site and video is streamed to systems at the provider's facilities.

What Is VSaaS & How Does It Work

VSaaS is a remote approach to video surveillance systems, as opposed to an on-site video security system.

Cloud Computing Revolutionized Video Surveillance

Long gone are the days of someone sitting in a darkened room watching live footage of your movements, with hours of film stored on dust collecting servers.

Transmission in Large Sites

With a migration toward IP-based video surveillance, a lot of users are looking to save cost by replacing analog devices only, while maintain the coaxial infrastructure.

Fingerprint-Face Readers See Growth Potential

Fingerprint is still the primary biometric used in readers and other access control devices. However, certain limitations have prompted users to look for the possibility of adding other biometrics.

Multimodal Biometrics Add Extra Layer of Security

More and more, end user organizations are deploying multimodal biometrics, which have certain advantages over unimodal solutions.