Internet Protocol (IP) networking “expertise” and cloud computing knowledge are areas that propel video surveillance and integrated security solutions to the next level. Moving forward, protecting information — and video images — will favor cloud deployments, as cyber security upgrades are automatic and failover and redundancy are best practices.
Yesterday at the ADT roadshow in Chicago, I heard a reinforced vote of confidence in recent trends, such as cloud computing, mobile security, big data and analytics for a client-funded security model.
By virtualizing Cisco Video Surveillance software, available on Cisco’s Unified Computing System™ (Cisco UCS™) platform, Cisco is providing significantly improved levels of performance, scalability, agility and manageability.
Sarasota, Fla., Clare Controls, a provider of configurable and intuitive home automation systems, has introduced ClareHome, a home automation system managed from the cloud and run on a Mac. ClareHome enables professional dealers to configure, deploy, service and monitor systems from its cloud-based portal, eliminating the need for service calls for common reprogramming issues.
DIGIOP’s vision is to develop a solution for its customers that more efficiently and effectively combines video, data, and more with a straightforward pricing model.
Mobile handsets have become full-featured media servers capable of connecting automatically to other consumer devices such as TVs, picture frames, security systems, home automation systems, game consoles, and audio systems.
SureView Systems, developer of Immix®, announced Immix Cloud to the media, customers, partners, and industry analysts in attendance at ISC West on Wednesday.
Cloud-based services are all the rage! Yet, most of the discussion is on securing the actual cloud and not about using the cloud for security applications. At a special ISC West Educational Panel, experts will focus on how physical security applications reduce cost and create value by leveraging the cloud.