Tag: Surveillance

Seagate: SkyHawk™. The Smart Surveillance Storage Solution

Seagate: SkyHawk™. The Smart Surveillance Storage Solution

CCTV and video surveillance represent the largest security technology segment. With crime detection and prevention roots stretching back 70 years, the industry has seen the development from black and white images on physical film to the latest IP cameras with fully centralised cloud storage.

Synectics launches new Camera Base for Mains Powered Performance

Global surveillance business Synectics has launched a new integrated power base for its COEX™ C3000 hazardous area camera stations which are widely used by many of the world’s most challenging oil and gas, marine and critical infrastructure environments.

Qognify announce the launch of VisionHub Qblock

Qognify, the leader in big data solutions for physical security and operations, announced the launch of Qblock. Qblock is a unique offering built on industry’s leading technology from Dell EMC to address the growing need for securely and efficiently storing critical video data.

Synectics to showcase urban transport surveillance solutions at ASIS Europe 2017

Urban transport networks are in danger of data overload. Guarding against emerging security threats while also meeting increasingly high passenger experience expectations has prompted industry-wide adoption of multiple systems, technologies and processes. But with so much information now at their disposal, how can operators discern what is important?

360 Vision Technology joins the Milestone Camera Partner Program

360 Vision Technology, the leading UK CCTV design and manufacturing company, has partnered with Milestone to become a member of the Milestone Systems Camera Partner Program, the company has announced. According to 360 Vision, the move enables the entire 360 Vision Technology camera range to be simply and easily integrated with all Milestone Systems products.

Seagate: Why surveillance storage matters more than ever

Seagate says that unless you’ve been living in a cave for the last 12 months, you’ll know that security is becoming an increasingly important – and contentious – part of everyday conversation. However you feel about the direction in which the world is moving, there can be no doubt that new technologies and techniques are fundamentally changing the way businesses think about surveillance.

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