Video analytics has gotten a lot of attention in the last several years, from both business and academia. It has enabled the automation of activities that were previously the sole domain of humans, thanks to tremendous breakthroughs in deep learning.
With the average cost of a data breach being US$3.9 million in damages according to a report from IBM and the Ponemon Institute, it’s never been more important for organizations to be educated on the risks associated with legacy systems and the advantages that a new cyber-secure access solution can offer.
Ephrem Tesfai, Sales Engineering Manager, Middle East, Turkey and Africa, Genetec elaborates on their sophisticated video analytics portfolio and shares a few tips for organization.
BCD International announced that CRN, a brand of The Channel Company, has named BCD to its 2021 Solution Provider 500 list for the fifth consecutive year. CRN announces its top 500 solution providers list each year, ranking the leading technology partner organizations across North America by revenue.
With the explosion of technology development along with an increased concern over security, there is an increase in the adoption of video surveillance systems. But the question asked by many is, whether these systems are an invasion of privacy. If so, where is the right balance between security and privacy?
Genetec announced an update to its camera registry module for Genetec Clearance (Clearance) a digital evidence management system that facilitates collaboration between public safety agencies, corporate security departments, businesses, and the public.
In both the private and public sectors, many nations now use public video monitoring as a key method to track citizen flows and deter crime and terrorism. It is important to take constructive security steps to eliminate internal and external risks, whether for enterprise or at home.
Genetec, recently announced the addition of privacy and performance monitoring features to its premium maintenance program, Genetec Advantage. In addition, the program now includes licenses of KiwiVision Privacy Protector and KiwiVision Camera Integrity Monitor for all new and existing Genetec Advantage subscribers.
Genetec shared the results of its ‘Physical Security in EMEA 2021’ report, based on insights from over 1,500 physical security professionals. The report takes a closer look at how physical security teams across Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) are leveraging technology to manage both short term needs and long-term priorities.
Firas Jadalla, Regional Director for the Middle East, Turkey and Africa at Genetec elaborates on the future of the surveillance industry
