18 May 2021 - Security Buyer Magazine

Webinar: Guiding the surveillance industry through innovation

Seagate talks to Security Middle East about the most anticipated upcoming webinar in the surveillance industry discussing storage solutions, trends and ecosystems What can we expect to be covered in the webinar? Seagate, Axis and Milestone are participating in the webinar. We’re all leading experts in our respective fields within the surveillance industry. What the listener can expect to hear about is technology evolutions, ecosystem partnerships, new trends and the need for more robust and scalable storage architecture. You’ll hear about Seagate Solutions to some of the challenges, changes and trends that are in place at the moment and how we’ve prepared ourselves for the future. You’ll hear how Installers and End Users can get closer to Seagate and these Alliance Partners, and prepare themselves for the best-in-class solutions for surveillance for both today, and tomorrow. The Webinar will be an easy going, round-the-table type discussion between the Alliance Partners. Register for FREE here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/9098545995423446029 Seagate, Axis Communications and Milestone are all key players in the security marketplace, how are you best positioned to guide and inform the industry? From a Seagate perspective – Seagate, is a market leader in storage for over 40 years, a market leader, which is important. What does it mean to be a leader? It means to be a pioneer of technologies, it means bringing products and pioneering tech to market consistently, and building a reputation of reliability. That is who we are, that is the DNA at our core. 15 years ago, we put a microscope over the surveillance market, we saw that there were challenges from a storage perspective that needed to be met; as a storage leader we will meet these challenges, to guide and inform users and installers, on how to get the very best total cost of ownership (TCO) and performance from a storage perspective. As a market leader, it is also about how we’ve done it, and what we offer from a practical point of view. First of all internally, we have our own dedicated surveillance teams, not just from the perspective of a dedicated EMEA Sales team, but also organisationally within the company. We have a surveillance segment which is dedicated to the market, not the product, but the market. We have teams that are focused on business development, product development & operations management. Uniquely, we have set up a surveillance centre of excellence in Hangzhou, where some of the largest camera manufacturers and surveillance manufacturers are based, for long term R&D and testing. We have committed to a dedicated surveillance track within our Seagate Partner Program for installers. There is a specific track for you within the program, where you can get the latest information, access all the Seagate tools and services that we offer, tailored towards surveillance system installers. With our Alliance Partners Axis and Milestone, we sit down and share our long term road maps, our technologies, challenges we face and what we want to achieve together. With the fullest portfolio of surveillance devices and solutions, we can provide insight and guidance to SMBs and Enterprises looking to scale in their markets. As an example, we have our SkyHawk and SkyHawk AI (artificial intelligence) hard drives that include complimentary Rescue Services for SMBs, for enterprise scale solutions, our Exos hard drives feature Seagate Secure, featuring ADAPT erasure coding to provide best in class, encrypted large scale data sets with the fasted data recovery times, which are 90% faster than RAID configurations. Why is there a need for more robust, scalable storage architecture? Intrinsic to the surveillance industry, is the exponential growth of data creation, which is part and parcel of the surveillance industry. Cameras are more prolific, and produce more data. Those cameras, in their own technology, are delivering higher resolution in both video and audio, resulting in more data. Our EDS solutions come into their own on 500+ camera networks. The technology follows the development of these devices, as we see the real world requirements for AI, the meta data that is being created by cameras, the machine learning where cameras are looking at data and creating data about data, in order to learn patterns on behaviours and identify abnormalities. These trends from the growing requirement for storage that is able to scale, with the need for architecture to deliver scalability with the camera technology and the data demands. Use cases are no longer static, the network grows and expands, that’s today’s norm and that is why data needs to be recorded robustly, encrypted and secured, with the information captured at the device end, being recorded at the storage end. In your opinion, what are the four main technological innovations prevalent today? Artificial Intelligence (AI) – The technology has significantly grown in relevancy and is now a business requirement for a number of verticals to enable high level decision making. With our EDS systems today, they are best placed to manage AI and super-fast streaming with the technology that we have, able to get that data onto the disc, using special algorithms that we have, and ASIC controllers which embed in our EDS systems. Analysing hours and hours of data through machine learning and using AI technology, we can identify what is happening with the data we’re collecting, creating a real benefit to the industry. Connected devices – With IOT the cloud. We’re having cameras that are connected over large areas of deployment, for stadiums, shopping centres, cities, airports… not just cameras, but lots of kinds of different sensors. These are controlled and managed by a centralised VMS, for example Milestone, who will talk about XProtect during the webinar, and how they’re able to manage multiple sensors and pool and point everything together into centralised storage. This is a major technological innovation that enables better decision-making processes and has much greater capabilities when your devices are connected with your access control, for example traffic control management within Smart Cities. Vertical solutions – We are finding new use cases for technologies we already have, identifying specific solutions for emerging industry

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360 Vision Technology PTZ cameras now with integrated AMG media converter

Surveillance, UK News Desk / Editor

360 Vision Technology, the UK manufacturer of HD, radar and thermal PTZ imaging cameras, have announced a technical partnership with the UK manufacturer of Ethernet transmission solutions, AMG Systems; to create a range of integrated PTZ camera/media converter solutions. Available on Predator and Invictus camera ranges, the technical partnership enables 360 Vision to integrate the AMG250 Series industrial media converter PCB into the cameras for long distance video and control data transmission, via connectivity to fibre-optic cable. Capable of supporting all fibre types, the integrated AMG250 media converter provides high bandwidth support via a Gigabit or Fast Ethernet copper port, and 1 x multi-rate 100Mb/Gigabit uplink via an SFP port. The single channel converter provides maximum video transmission flexibility. Catering for single or dual fibre LC connectivity, the media converter’s onboard SFP module slot allows for an optional media-specific transceiver to be used, to connect to fibre-optic cable. The AMG hot-pluggable optical transceivers available allow transmission of up to 2km (singlemode LC or multimode LC), or 20km (singlemode LC), at a speed of 100Mb/s. Harnessing the power of fibre-optic network infrastructure, 360 Vision Predator and Invictus cameras with integrated AMG media converter can be used to deliver a high-performance, end-to-end surveillance solution for Public Space, traffic, retail, and border control surveillance applications. “It’s great to be working with a world-class UK camera manufacturer of the calibre of 360 Vision,” says Steve Clarke, MD at AMG Systems. “Making the ideal partner for 360 Vision’s high-performance PTZ cameras, for ease of installation, the integrated AMG250 Series media converter is Plug and Play, requiring no user configuration and along with auto-negotiation (802.3u), the device automatically determines the best connection speed. In addition, the AMG250 Series meets or exceeds industrial standards for shock, vibration and temperature change, ensuring maximum reliability over a wide (-40°C to +75°C) industrial temperature range.” “Providing maximum installation versatility, with fast & simple set-up, the integrated AMG media converter is the perfect fit for our range of Predator and Invictus cameras, with the product combination delivering the highest levels of surveillance imaging and video transmission performance,” says Sara Fisher, 360 Vision Technology’s Sales Director. “We’ve very proud to be working with a UK transmission manufacturer whose technical performance, build quality and support values are so closely aligned with those of 360 Vision.” To stay up to date on the latest, trends, innovations, people news and company updates within the global security market please register to receive our newsletter here. Media contact Rebecca Morpeth Spayne, Editor, Security Portfolio Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 922 Email: editor@securitynewsdesk.com

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Northern Ireland undertake crime prevention qualification

Security Management, UK News Desk / Editor

Officers from Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs) in Northern Ireland recently embarked on an accredited Level 4 Certificate in Crime Prevention qualification with the Police Crime Prevention Academy. PCSPs are local bodies made up of Councillors and independent people from each council area in Northern Ireland. The Academy’s national delivery of the Level 4 crime prevention qualification included PCSP staff from the council areas of Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon, Derry and Strabane, Causeway Coast and Glens and Fermanagh and Omagh. The Level 4 crime prevention qualification includes topics which support the provision of specialist crime prevention advice including; the role of crime prevention in the community, problem solving, how tested and certified security products can be used to improve physical security in the built environment, a site security survey of residential and public/commercial buildings, an Environmental Visual Audit with partners and community reps and co-ordinating a crime prevention initiative. Head of Academy Guy Collyer said, “The Academy was delighted to welcome PCSP staff onto its most recent national delivery of the Level 4 crime prevention qualification which for some built on them successfully achieving their Level 3 crime prevention qualification. The fully virtual classroom phase also meant that the qualification was accessible to a wide range of delegates, including many from Europe, which provided unique opportunities for learning and networking between the delegates.” Sarah Reid, Northern Ireland Policing Board’s Partnership Manager, said: “We are delighted that staff within our PCSPs are committed to enhancing their professional knowledge and crime prevention skills for the benefit of the Partnership and the local community.” The Police Crime Prevention Academy is an approved centre for the awarding body ProQual, and it has the exclusive link with the Secured by Design initiative. The Academy is an established provider of training for police and partner agencies offering national and local delivery with virtual and face to face learning. The Academy offers a range of accredited qualifications, courses and bespoke events, and prides itself in keeping the quality of qualifications at a premium and the costs at a minimum. The Academy is part of Police Crime Prevention Initiatives, the police owned, non-profit organisation that works on behalf of the Police Service throughout the UK to deliver a wide range of crime prevention and police demand reduction initiatives. The Academy maintains close working links with the National Police Chiefs’ Council, as well as senior police officers from across the UK, and is the established supplier to the police service for crime prevention learning and development. To stay up to date on the latest, trends, innovations, people news and company updates within the global security market please register to receive our newsletter here. Media contact Rebecca Morpeth Spayne, Editor, Security Portfolio Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 922 Email: editor@securitynewsdesk.com

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Beyond Identity and Distology announce partnership

UK News Desk / Editor

Beyond Identity, the Passwordless identity management provider has formed a strategic partnership with Distology to distribute Beyond Identity’s solutions through its extensive network of IT resellers and MSSPs. Beyond Identity’s secure authentication stops credential-based attacks and eliminates the risk and friction of passwords. The company’s innovative approach replaces passwords with asymmetric cryptography, the same proven, secure, and scalable technology used to protect trillions of transactions daily across the internet. Beyond Identity extends the chain of trust established with TLS (modern day SSL) to end users and their devices. The solution enables organisations to leverage the strongest multi-factor authentication possible without requiring users to pick up a second device or enter a one-time code. Customers also gain significant benefits beyond removing passwords. The cloud-native platform ensures each device is appropriately secure before granting access to applications and other resources. Beyond Identity’s advanced authenticator evaluates device security posture during each access request, enabling organisations to enforce risk and compliance policies and require step-up authentication for higher-risk actions. “We are beyond excited to be part of Distology’s best-of-breed cybersecurity portfolio,” said Kurt Johnson, VP Strategy & Business Development at Beyond Identity. “As part of our global expansion, we are strongly committed to selling through channel partners throughout Europe, and consider this strategy to be foundational to our success. Distology’s proven expertise in IT and cybersecurity distribution, and their impressive network of security resellers will help us bring secure, continuous risk-based authentication to new markets at a time when organisations are keenly focused on solutions for securing cloud-based resources and hybrid work environments.” The company was founded by two Silicon Valley legends, Jim Clark and Tom Jermoluk. Chairman Jim Clark is a Silicon Valley icon, having founded several notable technology companies including Silicon Graphics and Netscape. CEO Tom Jermoluk, Jim’s renowned, longtime collaborator, has served as President/COO of Silicon Graphics and Chairman/CEO of @Home Network. The company has secured $105M USD in funding by New Enterprise Associates (NEA), the notable Silicon Valley venture capital firm, and Koch Disruptive Technologies (KDT), the investment arm of one of the largest private companies in the United States. Stephen Rowlands, Sales Director for Distology commented: “We always say that Distology only represents disruptive and best-in-breed solutions, and what we have here is a company that has created the world’s most advanced passwordless identity platform – it’s the very definition of disruptive technology.” “We can all relate to the frustrations caused by inputting passwords and whilst the security around passwords has undergone a transformation in the past 10 years, it’s still not enough.” “Many solutions claim to be passwordless, Beyond Identity have gone that step further to provide a truly passwordless experience that is both simple and effective to use. Thanks to the collaborative nature of the product with other technologies such as Okta, we envisage Beyond Identity’s solution will be hugely popular with our partners and their customers and look forward to working closely with the team.” To stay up to date on the latest, trends, innovations, people news and company updates within the global security market please register to receive our newsletter here. Media contact Rebecca Morpeth Spayne, Editor, Security Portfolio Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 922 Email: editor@securitynewsdesk.com

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COVID-19 surge in digital exposes companies to cyber threats

UK News Desk / Editor

COVID-19 surge in digital interactions has exposed organisations to more cyber security threats, say 76% of enterprise IT leaders …protecting against cyber attacks is a bigger IT budget priority than digital transformation over the next 12 months While nearly two thirds (64 per cent) of IT leaders in large UK firms reveal they have made technology changes during the pandemic to handle greater volumes of interaction on their company websites, social media and other digital channels, the security surrounding customer communications remains a major concern. 76 per cent agree (30 per cent strongly) that the increase in digital interactions triggered by the crisis has exposed organisations to more cyber security threats. The findings come from a survey of 100 technology chiefs in UK firms with 1,000+ employees commissioned by Macro 4, a division of UNICOM® Global. When respondents were asked how technology could improve inbound and outbound customer communications in their organisation, the top answer was ‘adding extra security measures to protect us and our customers when interacting digitally’, chosen by 46 per cent of those questioned. Notably, three years after the GDPR came into force, around one out of three (36 per cent) said they wanted to improve customer communication by ‘improving protection of customer data to enable compliance with regulations such as the GDPR’. The speed with which IT teams had to react may have been one of the reasons why security is an ongoing challenge, with 81 per cent of the IT chiefs agreeing (52 per cent strongly) that technology changes had to be fast-tracked by many organisations during the pandemic. 54 per cent of organisations who made changes to enable more digital interactions with customers feel further investment will be required to fix those solutions for the long term. “Enterprises have acted quickly to meet the additional demand for online interaction during the pandemic, and many have successfully reduced pressure on call centres by extending their digital services. But any digital transformation initiative needs to consider end-to-end security and IT teams will be revisiting those short-term solutions to see how they can be strengthened,” said Jim Allum, Director, Commercial and Technical at Macro 4. “In many cases organisations are dealing with a mix of new customer channels and older back-end applications and information repositories, some of which won’t have strong security and data privacy measures like multi-factor authentication and redaction built in, so they will be considering adding these retrospectively.” Looking ahead, security and compliance were revealed as the top priorities when IT leaders were asked about budget plans over the next 12 months. 65 per cent said that maintaining high levels of security to protect against cyber attacks was a high priority, while 54 per cent pointed to ensuring compliance with industry regulations. These were rated above accelerating digital transformation (49 per cent) and using IT to gain a competitive advantage to support business growth (46 per cent). Notably, despite the possibility of a harsher economic climate as the UK comes out of the pandemic, less than a third (32 per cent) of IT bosses in the UK rate using technology to reduce costs as a high budget priority over the next year. What are IT leaders’ budget priorities over the next 12 months? Maintaining high levels of security against cyber attacks (65%) Ensuring compliance with industry regulations (54%) Accelerating digital transformation (49%) Creating a competitive advantage to help us grow (46%) Increasing resilience to withstand unexpected challenges like the pandemic (37%) Using IT to reduce costs in response to a more challenging economic climate (32%) Enhancing and modernising our existing technology stack 31%) To stay up to date on the latest, trends, innovations, people news and company updates within the global security market please register to receive our newsletter here. Media contact Rebecca Morpeth Spayne, Editor, Security Portfolio Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 922 Email: editor@securitynewsdesk.com

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Digital security firm rebrands as Zunoma after 75 years

UK News Desk / Editor

Zunoma has been revealed as the new name for Smith & Ouzman. The firm, based in Eastbourne, specialises in secure print and digital transformation, merging traditional paper products with the increasing need for cloud-based solutions. Building on the firm’s 75-year history, this re-brand comes as owners Phil and Dinah Ouzman complete the buyout of the business. Zunoma has seen a 13% increase in turnover compared to Q4 of 2020. With ambitious growth plans in place, the company anticipates this rate of growth continuing through 2021. Phil Ouzman, Owner and Managing Director at Zunoma, said: “We are delighted to be re-branding as Zunoma. Having joined the business straight from school I have seen first-hand how the industry and our business has developed. “This re-brand opens a new chapter for Zunoma and we are excited to build on our years of experience, expertise and innovation to continue to serve clients around the world with the very best security products.” The Ouzman family has worked in the industry since the mid 1800s and the business has grown to require 38,000 sq ft of space across three factories. The team serves a variety of clients from FTSE 100 companies to banks and government departments across the world. The re-brand marks a new era for the firm as it continues to build on its heritage and continues to innovate within the sector. Over the last 12 months the business has invested heavily in new software and print machinery to increase capacity and improve efficiency. Today, Zunoma will continue to pioneer developments in the sector to deliver world-class security print and digital solutions. To stay up to date on the latest, trends, innovations, people news and company updates within the global security market please register to receive our newsletter here. Media contact Rebecca Morpeth Spayne, Editor, Security Portfolio Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 922 Email: editor@securitynewsdesk.com

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CyberSolace gain Digital Security Provider accreditation

UK News Desk / Editor

CyberSolace is one of the latest organisations to be recognised as a Digital Security Provider by the Police Digital Security Centre (Police DSC). With 65,000 cyber security attacks on UK SMEs daily, and 41% of UK consumers claiming they will never return to a business that has had a security breach, investing in cyber security has never been more important. With this ever increasing threat to SMEs, who often struggle to find the expertise and funding to implement effective cyber security, the Police DSC developed the Digital Security Provider certification scheme in collaboration with BSI (British Standards Institution). The scheme helps SMEs make informed decisions when choosing a vendor and promotes vendors who take time to understand their customers and deliver solutions that are tailored to their needs. The certification recognises that CyberSolace can provide solutions in the field of digital security which genuinely solve their clients’ problems. Cheyne Marley, Cyber Development Officer at the Police DSC, said: “Hani and the team at CyberSolace should be congratulated on their commitment to becoming certified as a trusted Police DSC Digital Security Provider. Hani and his team have a track record of providing security advice, which supports the Police DSC objective of enabling UK business to improve their cyber security. I look forward to working with the team to develop our relationship in order to improve cyber security within the UK’s businesses.” CyberSolace, said: “We are very proud to have been awarded the Digital Security Provider certification by the UK Police Digital Security Centre. After several months of vetting and assessment we have finally got our badge! We are very much looking forward to being part of the family, working alongside the police, to help the business community improve their cyber posture and bolster their defences to cybercrime.” CyberSolace is a specialist cybersecurity advisory firm established in London UK in 2015, who serve clients across the UK as well as Western Europe. The company’s reach also extends to the rest of the world where existing client relationships and strategic alliances allow. The collective experience of the CyberSolace team spans over 50 years within the private sector, serving medium sized enterprises across several industries ranging from finance, professional services, tech-start-ups, medical service providers, private wealth management and investment management, non-profits as well as some industrial and engineering sub sectors. The services provided by CyberSolace cover, but are not limited to, incident management and breach recovery, penetration testing and attack surface discovery, cyber maturity assessments, secure digital design and development, and cybersecurity management coaching. The Police DSC is part of Police Crime Prevention Initiatives, a police-owned, not-for-profit organisation that works on behalf of the Police Service throughout the UK to deliver a wide range of crime prevention initiatives to reduce crime, as well as acting as a catalyst to bring together public and private sector organisations to create safer communities. As well as law enforcement, the Police DSC works in partnership with industry, government and academia in support of the Government’s ambition to make the UK one of the safest places to do business online. The Police DSC is focused on helping SMEs reduce their vulnerability to cyber-crime and fraud by raising awareness about the most common types of cyber-crime and the simple steps they can take to protect themselves. All advice and guidance is consistent with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC). To stay up to date on the latest, trends, innovations, people news and company updates within the global security market please register to receive our newsletter here. Media contact Rebecca Morpeth Spayne, Editor, Security Portfolio Tel: +44 (0) 1622 823 922 Email: editor@securitynewsdesk.com

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Webinar: Guiding the surveillance industry through innovation

Event News, Surveillance, UK Exclusives, UK News Desk / Editor

Seagate talks to Security Buyer about the most anticipated upcoming webinar in the surveillance industry discussing storage solutions, trends and ecosystems What can we expect to be covered in the webinar? Seagate, Axis and Milestone are participating in the webinar. We’re all leading experts in our respective fields within the surveillance industry. What the listener can expect to hear about is technology evolutions, ecosystem partnerships, new trends and the need for more robust and scalable storage architecture. You’ll hear about Seagate Solutions to some of the challenges, changes and trends that are in place at the moment and how we’ve prepared ourselves for the future. You’ll hear how Installers and End Users can get closer to Seagate and these Alliance Partners, and prepare themselves for the best-in-class solutions for surveillance for both today, and tomorrow. The Webinar will be an easy going, round-the-table type discussion between the Alliance Partners. Register for FREE here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/9098545995423446029 Seagate, Axis Communications and Milestone are all key players in the security marketplace, how are you best positioned to guide and inform the industry? From a Seagate perspective – Seagate, is a market leader in storage for over 40 years, a market leader, which is important. What does it mean to be a leader? It means to be a pioneer of technologies, it means bringing products and pioneering tech to market consistently, and building a reputation of reliability. That is who we are, that is the DNA at our core. 15 years ago, we put a microscope over the surveillance market, we saw that there were challenges from a storage perspective that needed to be met; as a storage leader we will meet these challenges, to guide and inform users and installers, on how to get the very best total cost of ownership (TCO) and performance from a storage perspective. As a market leader, it is also about how we’ve done it, and what we offer from a practical point of view. First of all internally, we have our own dedicated surveillance teams, not just from the perspective of a dedicated EMEA Sales team, but also organisationally within the company. We have a surveillance segment which is dedicated to the market, not the product, but the market. We have teams that are focused on business development, product development & operations management. Uniquely, we have set up a surveillance centre of excellence in Hangzhou, where some of the largest camera manufacturers and surveillance manufacturers are based, for long term R&D and testing. We have committed to a dedicated surveillance track within our Seagate Partner Program for installers. There is a specific track for you within the program, where you can get the latest information, access all the Seagate tools and services that we offer, tailored towards surveillance system installers. With our Alliance Partners Axis and Milestone, we sit down and share our long term road maps, our technologies, challenges we face and what we want to achieve together. With the fullest portfolio of surveillance devices and solutions, we can provide insight and guidance to SMBs and Enterprises looking to scale in their markets. As an example, we have our SkyHawk and SkyHawk AI (artificial intelligence) hard drives that include complimentary Rescue Services for SMBs, for enterprise scale solutions, our Exos hard drives feature Seagate Secure, featuring ADAPT erasure coding to provide best in class, encrypted large scale data sets with the fasted data recovery times, which are 90% faster than RAID configurations. Why is there a need for more robust, scalable storage architecture? Intrinsic to the surveillance industry, is the exponential growth of data creation, which is part and parcel of the surveillance industry. Cameras are more prolific, and produce more data. Those cameras, in their own technology, are delivering higher resolution in both video and audio, resulting in more data. Our EDS solutions come into their own on 500+ camera networks. The technology follows the development of these devices, as we see the real world requirements for AI, the meta data that is being created by cameras, the machine learning where cameras are looking at data and creating data about data, in order to learn patterns on behaviours and identify abnormalities. These trends from the growing requirement for storage that is able to scale, with the need for architecture to deliver scalability with the camera technology and the data demands. Use cases are no longer static, the network grows and expands, that’s today’s norm and that is why data needs to be recorded robustly, encrypted and secured, with the information captured at the device end, being recorded at the storage end. In your opinion, what are the four main technological innovations prevalent today? Artificial Intelligence (AI) – The technology has significantly grown in relevancy and is now a business requirement for a number of verticals to enable high level decision making. With our EDS systems today, they are best placed to manage AI and super-fast streaming with the technology that we have, able to get that data onto the disc, using special algorithms that we have, and ASIC controllers which embed in our EDS systems. Analysing hours and hours of data through machine learning and using AI technology, we can identify what is happening with the data we’re collecting, creating a real benefit to the industry. Connected devices – With IOT the cloud. We’re having cameras that are connected over large areas of deployment, for stadiums, shopping centres, cities, airports… not just cameras, but lots of kinds of different sensors. These are controlled and managed by a centralised VMS, for example Milestone, who will talk about XProtect during the webinar, and how they’re able to manage multiple sensors and pool and point everything together into centralised storage. This is a major technological innovation that enables better decision-making processes and has much greater capabilities when your devices are connected with your access control, for example traffic control management within Smart Cities. Vertical solutions – We are finding new use cases for technologies we already have, identifying specific solutions for emerging industry verticals. These verticals

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