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Surveillance Systems
Protect your Business and Employees
With today's increased emphasis on public safety and asset protection, the world has begun looking at security more closely and critically. In the wake of an unpredictable series of natural and man-made disasters, security has become a major priority worldwide. Municipalities, government agencies, businesses, healthcare systems, educational institutions and many others are looking for reliable systems to help them better protect people and property. These systems must also comply with stringent new mandates requiring significant improvements in security systems, functionalities and results.
IP Surveillance
IP surveillance is a digitized and networked version of closed-circuit television (CCTV). In an IP surveillance system, an IP camera records video footage and the resulting content is distributed over an IP (Internet protocol) network.
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Digitization offers a number of benefits over traditional analog CCTV, including:
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Improved search capability.
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Greater ease of use.
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Better quality images and no degradation of content over time.
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The ability to record and play simultaneously.
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The ability to compress content for improved storage.
Adding networking capability to digital CCTV provides additional benefits, including:
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Improved ability for remote viewing and control. Anyone on the network can potentially see video from any camera connected to the network.
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IP storage makes it possible to store data in any geographic location.
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Greater ease of distribution. An image of a crime suspect, for example, can be immediately distributed to officials.
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The ability to connect to email and other communications systems so that alerts can be sent automatically.
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There is a growing industry trend towards replacing analog CCTV with IP surveillance systems.