Video surveillance: highest resolution and smart functions
Video surveillance systems represent a technology which is essential for the security of companies, private houses and public places. These solutions, thanks to the latest-generation video analysis algorithms, allow you to monitor traffic flows, external and internal environments, or traffic, playing a key role in the prevention and reconstruction of criminal events.
The effectiveness of a video surveillance system depends on ad hoc design, based on an analysis of the risks and needs, and the client’s desired objectives, as well as on integration with other security technologies.
Thermographic cameras
Thermal cameras detect the heat of any body and convert it into an image. They can detect any object even in low visibility or camouflage.
License plate reading
ANPR license plate reading cameras for access control and road or city safety can operate even in complete darkness or poor visibility.
PSIM
It is possible to integrate and unifiedly manage video surveillance, access control, intrusion detection and fire detection systems with PSIM software.
Video analysis software
To take full advantage of the cameras potential, a video analysis software should be implemented on board or on the server. Sometimes a simple video surveillance system may not be enough to guarantee the complete safety in the area, because some experienced criminals could sneak into protected areas in particular circumstaces.
On the other hand, a video surveillance system equipped with a video analysis software will ensure greater effectiveness because it can see even what escapes a human eye.
Video analytics software for video surveillance systems can be set to detect specific assets such as objects, moving vehicles, people, or even just specific details in an image (such as the color of a car or a piece of clothing) even in low-visibility conditions such as at night, in poorly lit areas, or in the presence of atmospheric agents such as fog or rain.
Some softwares can also perform face detection and facial recognition functions, as well as entries and space management.
Videosurveillance systems: privacy and cybersecuriy
Video surveillance systems deal with sensitive data and even particular data, falling under the privacy regulations and especially the GDPR (2016/679 General data protection regulation).
It is essential that the data contained in the recordings be acquired, processed, archived, and deleted in accordance with the methods established by law, simultaneously protecting the privacy of the subjects involved and the interests of the system owner.
With the NIS 2 directive, attention to the cybersecurity of video surveillance systems becomes fundamental: important and essential subjects must comply with high cybersecurity standards, adopting effective 360° solutions from compliant suppliers, also with a view to a multi-risk approach to security.
Italsicurezza boasts adequate training on privacy and GDPR, particularly thanks to its Privacy Officer and Privacy Consultant certification in the video surveillance sector and its ISO 27001 certification for data security.
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