Video Surveillance

By taking the same steps they would with other valuable items, organizations can protect precious metals and avoid becoming a victim.

Many valuable use cases beyond security monitoring exist, but they come with more considerations and require deeper collaboration. 

Security leaders can find the proper balance between securing an organization with video surveillance and protecting individual privacy. 

For enterprise security teams and leaders, understanding the intricacies of recovering lost, stolen or overwritten CCTV or DVR footage will drastically improve incident response and real-time security preparedness.

Technology can free security teams from the drudgery of foot patrols while directing their talents to issues that do need investigation. 

Lowe’s partners with Axis to modernize retail technology operations through a best-in-class streamlined network system.

Axis Communications establishes an experience center, promoting regional access to new technology. 

AI is a valuable surveillance tool that is changing how organizations secure their physical infrastructure.

Security leaders can mitigate vulnerability, reduce risk and keep people safe with thoughtful security design.

Access control systems and video surveillance have always played a significant role in campus security. Now, that technology is changing, too.

In an effort to confront the challenges of traffic congestion and transient crime, the city of Fort Lee leveraged automatic license plate recognition technology.

Security magazine highlights a number of video surveillance solutions, including cameras and video management software (VMS).

Since opening its doors in 2000, the Grimaldi Forum has made the safety of its visitors, its buildings and the masterpieces on display an absolute priority.

Germantown Academy has deployed a proactive gun detection and intelligent situational awareness solution has been deployed by to protect students, staff and visitors from gun-related violence.

New Jersey’s largest school district implements proactive security and situational awareness platform to mitigate gun-related violence.

Artificial intelligence has taken physical security from the reactive to the proactive era, especially in video surveillance and analytics.

The city of New Orleans’ Real Time Crime Center has deployed new technology to extend the capabilities of its automatic license plate recognition program.

Cameras with advanced AI-based analytics help protect Monet’s masterpieces and previously unseen work during a special exhibition.

With the rise of smarter camera systems comes a need to monitor video streams more quickly, while making streaming and storage more efficient.

Security magazine highlights different video surveillance solutions, including artificial intelligence (AI) technology for enhanced video management.

Cloud video surveillance was analyzed in an Eagle Eye Networks report using data from a sample set of 200,000 security cameras in 100 countries.

U.S. government security leaders share their experiences balancing security and public accessibility.

Security leaders should consider the safety of their employees and visitors not only when inside a building, but everywhere on company property.

In an effort to proactively protect its congregants against gun-related threats, a California church has recently adopted AI-based gun detection.

Security magazine highlights different video surveillance solutions, including artificial intelligence (AI) technology for enhanced video management. 

New security technologies can streamline processes in ways to justify the upfront cost, especially in times of limited staff.

Karen Delgado reflects on her evolving security career at Empire City Casino by MGM Resorts International.

In an effort to improve emergency response, Muscogee Nation Gaming Enterprises have implemented AI-based gun detection video analytics at all its properties.

The Woodbine Entertainment Group (WEG) in Toronto is updating its security measures for access control, video surveillance and management.

As surveillance technology evolves, security leaders have come to rely on a wide variety of cameras for law enforcement, motion detection and more.