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Security experts group announces Safe & Smart Cities Webinar

Conceived to help global Public Space Surveillance owners protect and secure their cities of the future, a group of leading electronic security manufacturers have joined forces to present their solutions, aimed at delivering integrated end-to-end technology for Safe & Smart Cities.

Underpinned by world-class experience in the Public Space Surveillance (PSS) sector, expert manufacturers 360 Vision Technology, AMG Systems, BriefCam, Digifort and Secure Logiq, will be hosting a free of charge webinar to discuss the latest innovations and technologies available.

Devised to support anyone responsible for safety and/or security in the PSS sector, such as Local Authorities, Urban Traffic Control, security consultants and integrators, the 1-hour webinar will take place on Wednesday 23rd June, 11:00 -12:00 CEST.

In the webinar, delegates can expect to learn more about cyber secure surveillance cameras, network backbone design, optimised server/storage solutions and server health monitoring, approaches to reduce crime rates, striving towards more centralised management under one single platform, optimisation of pedestrian and vehicle traffic flow, as well as trend monitoring to drive proactive responses and real-time alerting.

With their combined expertise, the expert group of leading security manufacturers will be presenting best-in-class, end-to-end solutions, specifically designed for Smart Cities. Topics being covered include: HD PTZ cameras and infra-red and white light illumination, VMS command & control, IP/Ethernet, wireless and hybrid transmission solutions, specialised server technology for HD surveillance, and video analytics software.

To capitalise on the extensive integrated solutions knowledge base of the expert PSS systems group, interested parties can register for the free of charge webinar, at https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/8250919288339546640

To maximise the benefit for delegates taking part, there will be Q&A session at the end of the webinar.

For more information on the ‘Integrated Solutions for Safe & Smart Cities Technologies – Protecting and Securing Cities of the Future’ webinar, contact 360 Vision Technology on +44 (0)1928 570000, email: info@360visiontechnology.com, or visit their website at https://www.360visiontechnology.com

Amazon ranked as World’s largest smart home security camera brand

In 2020 Amazon’s Ring leveraged its brand strength and expanded camera portfolio to double its market share, leapfrogging Arlo and Wyze, and establish itself for the first time as the world’s largest smart home security camera brand according Strategy Analytics’ report, “Smart Home Surveillance Camera Global Market Shares – April 2021.”

Strategy Analytics research finds that the top five home security camera brands globally as of the end of 2020 are, in order: Ring, Arlo, Wyze, Google’s Nest, and interactive security platform provider Alarm.com. These five companies combined to ship more than 12 million cameras, or about 30 percent, of the 42.5 million cameras Strategy Analytics estimates shipped to consumers globally in 2020. The report assesses the market for consumer smart home security cameras, excluding video doorbells and professional surveillance systems. Tier 2 companies D-Link, Eufy, EZVIZ, Kasa, and Resideo rounded out the top 10. Tier 3 companies ADT, Simplisafe, and Vivint showcased how the US interactive security market shapes global consumer smart home camera market shares.

Prior to 2019, big consumer brands like Arlo and Nest, and US interactive security companies ADT and Vivint were entrenched in the top five. However, according to the analysts at Strategy Analytics, the popularity of video monitoring as a self-monitored, subscription-free service and lower-priced-yet-feature-packed offerings from dozens of smaller camera brands have altered the global camera landscape.

Jack Narcotta, Senior Industry Analyst in Strategy Analytics’ Smart Home Strategies advisory service, said, “Ring’s most important addition in the year of the pandemic wasn’t a market-making device, rather it was an aggressive-yet-calculated expansion of its camera portfolio. Ring was no doubt hearing from millions of Ring video doorbell users that they wanted to stay loyal to Ring as they considered purchasing indoor/outdoor cameras. In 2020 it expanded the size of its camera portfolio, with special attention paid to spotlight-equipped outdoor cameras as well as indoor cameras. Ring’s brand strength in video doorbells has had a huge positive halo effect on its camera business.”

Bill Ablondi, Director of Strategy Analytics’ Smart Home Strategies advisory service, added, “Ring’s moves had a ripple effect on the other largest retail-oriented camera brands, particularly Arlo which reported a year-to-year decline in camera units shipped in 2020 while its main competitors Ring, Nest, and Wyze all surged ahead. In the interactive security market, many providers are doubling down on video monitoring capabilities as a cornerstone of their value proposition to consumers. Alarm.com, ADT, and Vivint have excelled at capitalising on demand for video security from their millions of existing subscribers, and Alarm.com and Vivint have excelled at boosting camera attach rates for new subscribers.”

Global manufacturer chooses a platform solution to manage access for multiple door types

London, May 2021 – It can be a challenge to find an ideal electronic lock for every opening, and then to manage them all within a single, integrated solution. All too often, security procurement involves difficult compromises: A system which works perfectly for one door or department leaves another where the same solution doesn’t quite meet its needs.

At newly built commercial premises in Banská Bystrica, Slovakia, power-tool manufacturer Makita stocks and distributes batteries, and runs wholesale supply logistics. They searched for a single, intuitive system to control every access point — now and in the future.

Yet, as at many other sensitive commercial sites, not every door or opening is the same. Makita needed an access control solution with a comprehensive range of devices — to secure escape doors, entrances, interior doors and more.

“The diversity of access control devices available for the Incedo™ system was a decisive factor,” says Makita’s Richard Cimerman.

Diverse doors and devices managed from a single system
ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions’ Incedo platform connects security software and hardware within a single, seamless ecosystem. The range of Incedo-enabled devices and award-winning door hardware convinced Makita — for this site and for future premises and refurbishments around Slovakia.

The new Banská Bystrica facility now has an Incedo system controlling access through main entrances, fire doors and emergency exit doors, as well as interior doors fitted with Aperio wireless electronic escutcheons. User-friendly Incedo Business software manages and monitors everything together from a single control panel. It filters and restricts employee and visitor access to specific areas of the plant.

The modular, platform-based Incedo solution incorporates wired and wireless door locking devices from across the ASSA ABLOY range; card, token and secure mobile key credentials that can be used interchangeably; and a growing range of third-party security solutions. Should Makita upgrade to Incedo Plus management in the future, their own system could manage CCTV and alarms alongside access and door entry.

When security demands change at Makita Banská Bystrica, their Incedo system can adapt. With Incedo software, Makita can switch between local and Cloud managed solutions whenever they choose. System size is scalable up or down, anytime and on demand, as security needs or space usage change.

Makita Slovakia now has a totally flexible, futureproof Incedo access solution designed to grow with their business.

To learn how the new Incedo access control platform could benefit your business, visit https://campaigns.assaabloyopeningsolutions.eu/incedo-business

Netwrix presented the solution how to successfully manage and protect data

Netwrix Corporation presented solutions for data protection and effective data management at a&s Adria webinar series.
During a one-hour online lecture, lecturer Dave Matthews presented a way to manage data and detect possible threats using the Netwrix program through a live simulation.
Participants also had the opportunity to learn how to identify and mitigate both data and infrastructure security gaps, reduce the meantime to detect security threats and contain incidents, as well as how to prove adherence to compliance regulations with less effort.

ADRIA SECURITY SUMMIT powered by Intersec RETURNS FOR ITS SIXTH EDITION – BIGGER, BETTER AND SAFER THAN EVER

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Adria Security Summit 2021
Powered by Intersec
Security, Safety and IoT Industry Conference and Exhibition
Holiday Inn Hotel Belgrade and Multifunctional Hall Belexpocentar
Belgrade, Serbia, 13 – 14 Oct 2021

Adria Security Summit Powered by Intersec, leading annual conference and exhibition event in the Adriatic region, will return to its live format on 13-14 October 2021 in Belgrade, Serbia.
The event will take place at Holiday Inn Hotel Belgrade and Multifunctional Hall Belexpocentar since both of these facilities can provide numerous amenities in line with the latest in the epidemiological measures that will be observed in order to provide the safest experience possible for all participants. Belgrade was also chosen as the place to restart the tradition of live Adria Security Summit events as it is the capital the country with one of the highest immunization rates in the world.
Manufacturers, distributors, dealers, installers and system integrators, consultants and end users from all vertical markets will be brought together at one place. The event is an ideal platform for getting up to date with the current state of the security sector and engaging in business networking.
It will traditionally bring together all participants in the sales chain that operate in the market of video surveillance, access control, burglary, fire alarm, physical security, mechanical protection, cyber security, smart solutions, ICT, Internet of things, mobility, automation and more. So far, the event managed to gather some of the best known providers in the security industry.
More than 100 companies will be able to set up their booths in an exhibition area, with several sponsorship opportunities at their disposal. The event conference agenda will be expanded with presentations and case studies that will reflect important changes that take place across security and related industries.
In addition to the official one, you can organize your own corporate side event as part of the Summit in one of available venue halls and use the Summit as an accessible platform to inform your clients about new products and services.
The organizer of the Summit is a&s Adria Magazine, with the support of the Messe Frankfurt company. Regional security associations (from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Bulgaria and Romania) have supported the Summit from its beginnings.
More information is available at https://www.adriasecuritysummit.com/.
If you need additional information, please contact summit@asadria.com or call +387 (0)33/788 – 985.

Some facts about the Summit:
• Leading annual conference and exhibition of the Adriatic region’s security industry: 100+ exhibitors, 1,500+ visitors, 7 keynote speeches, 12 case studies, 40+ side events
• More than 5000 business interactions took place during the 2019 edition of the Summit
• More than 300 companies participated in the Summit as exhibitors over the past 5 years
• The Summit`s visitors come from more than 30+ different countries

Adria Security Summit is a unique annual conference and exhibition of the Adriatic region’s security industry, organized by a&s Adria magazine. a&s Adria magazine is a member of the a&s Group, the leading global security publishing group headquartered in Taiwan. Since 2017, the Summit is held under the name of Adria Security Summit powered by Intersec, as it became an official partner of the Messe Frankfurt, the world’s largest trade fair, congress and event organizer.
This event gathers all participants within the supply chain: manufacturers, distributors, authorized representatives, installers, system integrators, consultants and end users from all vertical markets. Co-organizers and partners of the Summit are leading professional security associations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Romania, Slovenia, and Serbia. Each year, a different country is chosen as a host, thus confirming its character as a truly regional event.
More information on www.adriasecuritysummit.com

Hikvision unveils its digital showroom

Hikvision, an IoT solution provider with video as its core competency, announced the launch of the online Hikvision Digital Showroom. The showroom allows customers to explore core technologies, flagship products, and trending applications of Hikvision through a new virtual experience on the web.

“Digital communication is becoming a long-term trend and is profoundly changing our marketing strategy, platforms and content,” said Keen Yao, Vice President of Hikvision. “We are very happy to unveil the digital showroom, and to interact with customers and partners in more direct ways.”

With the showroom, leading technologies, products and solutions from Hikvision have been presented in creative and interactive ways, bringing new experiences to visitors. Selectable topics and a stereo content structure make information searching quite easy, and since it’s online, people can visit at any time and from any place. The showroom will be continuously updated, enabling customers and partners to get all the latest information they need to design security systems, boost their business, and more.

“We will actively embrace changes and explore more digital means, such as live online webcasts, creative social media interactions, and online community marketing. All the while, we’re continuing to create high-quality digital content, build efficient digital marketing platforms, and deliver values of our products and solutions to customers,” said Yao.

To discover more about the Hikvision Digital Showroom, please follow the link here.

ISE Live & Online: 10 things to look forward to in Barcelona…

There are lots of reasons to look forward with anticipation for ISE Live & Online which opens on 1-2 June. It will be the first physical ISE event since last February and it will be the first in-person event held this year at the Fira Barcelona Gran Vía.

Attendees can visit the Catalan Innovation Zone and the AV Experience Zone, exhibitor booths, experience live keynotes, roundtables, and presentations from the ISE Main Stage, and enjoy numerous opportunities to network and reconnect with the AV community.

Here are 10 reasons to get excited.

 

1. LIVE IN BARCELONA & ONLINE:
Paving the way forward – A roadmap to success from the Main Stage
A fascinating programme of live and digital content curated with TNW, AVIXA, CEDIA and ISE exhibitors and partners to provide you with tools to navigate out of the pandemic, mixing live action from Barcelona with the ISE Digital agenda. https://www.iseurope.org/main-stage-programme/

2. LIVE IN BARCELONA
AV Experience Zone (in association with AVIXA)
Attend Spanish-language AV integrator presentations of case studies, panel discussions, networking events, customer testimonials and talks on new trends. Here, professionals working in Retail, Corporate, Education and Hospitality will be able to discover the latest technologies and solutions provided by the AV industry.
Spaces are limited – pre-registration required – http://avxzone.iseurope.org/registro.php

3. LIVE IN BARCELONA
Catalan Innovation Zone (in association with ACCIÓ)
ACCIÓ, an agency of the Government of Catalunya for Business Competitiveness, is hosting a dedicated zone showcasing some of the leading companies and technologies from the region.

4. LIVE IN BARCELONA
Exhibitor Booths
Explore the ISE show floor with exhibiting brands, including UDE, Nexmosphere, Ampio, Infinitus, West Telco, Alfalite, Barco, Equipson, ic audio, Lumotubo, Waapiti and Jetbuilt.

5. LIVE IN BARCELONA
Spanish Language Keynote Speakers
• ‘Digital Transformation for Tech-led Business’ with Marc Vidal on 1 June. Marc is considered one of the most influential figures in Digital Economy of Spain and is a specialist in Digital Transformation and Industry 4.0.
• ‘Long Live Retail’ with Dr. Maria Callis Bañeres on 2 June. The business retail and design strategy specialist and president of the Retail Design Institute Spain will show why we need to make the move from ‘Omnichannel to Phygital Experience’. Case studies will include IKEA, Barça and MADE.

6. LIVE IN BARCELONA & ONLINE
Reporter Roundtables
Live-streamed to screens on the mainstage, these lively panel discussions curated by TNW include:

• 1 June: ‘Marketing Tactics in an Online World’. Rebecca Roth, Social Media Specialist & Imaging Coordinator at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center and Genia Shipova, Chief Marketing Officer at Daily Motion talk digital marketing tactics.

• 2 June: ‘What’s Your Purpose?’ Alice K. Steenland, Chief Sustainability Officer, Dassault Systèmes, is joined by other experts for this peer-to-peer knowledge exchange on how to position your brand and service in a post pandemic world.

7. LIVE IN BARCELONA & ONLINE:
Startup Nation
ACCIÓ is partnering with ISE and TNW to produce three Startup Nation sessions across both days on the Main Stage, highlighting upcoming Catalan entrepreneurial start-up talent from the business sectors of Smart Cities, Gaming and XR. A must see for investors…

8. LIVE IN BARCELONA
Catalonian Audiovisual Cluster
The local AV association will present three Main Stage sessions across the two days. On Tuesday at 10:20, ‘Big Light Shows’ will highlight work from studios including Moment Factory, Onionlab and Minoria Absoluta. Spanish-language presentations will be devoted to an update on AV technology in Spanish universities (Wednesday 10:20), and to recent achievements in the live events sector (Wednesday 10:40).

9.LIVE IN BARCELONA & ONLINE:
ISE Business Brokerage Service
Available to users through the ACCIO b2match app, the B2B brokerage service scheduling tool bridges the gap by connecting individuals and companies with specific products or services.

Pre-scheduled 30-minute meetings can be held either in person alongside ISE Live & Online Barcelona (1-2 June) or online (3- 4 June).

10. LIVE IN BARCELONA
ISE Networking Event
To wrap up the first day, please joins us for an in-person networking event, sponsored by ACCIO. Come and enjoy live entertainment from the Barcelona Cool Covers Band and celebrate being #BackToLive as you meet and connect with the AV community.

Visitors will also be able to watch highlights from the ISE Digital event (1-2 June), which will be broadcast to screens on the mainstage during the two days.

Join ISE as we look forward as an industry. Registration is free, quick, and simple – don’t miss out – reserve your ticket now:
https://www.iseurope.org/register.php?actioncode=7XIQIEMD

Visit www.iseurope.org for all the latest information on COVID-19 safety protocols at the Fira de Barcelona.

 

At new luxury apartments, electronic locks simplify round-the-clock check-in — without staff or 24-hour reception

London, May 2021 – Leisure and business travellers enjoy the convenience of flexible check-in and the safety of contactless arrival. Switching mechanical locking for a wireless electronic system can offer both without disrupting hotel aesthetics or day-to-day operations. Guests can enter their room without queueing at reception: It is perfect for hospitality settings where 24/7 staffing is not cost-effective, as managers of one luxury apartment complex in Spain discovered.

Safety and convenience are now central to traveller expectations. In 2019, 78% of respondents to a Travel Leaders Group survey wanted to see more self-service check-in*. Making this available can save a business money and reduce unnecessary staff workload.

At Harpazul — new holiday apartments close to Galicia’s beaches — stylish electronic locks with integrated PIN keypads now secure the main entrances, recreation areas and individual apartments. Wireless, PIN-operated escutcheons complement the aesthetics. Rooms also have a wall-mounted Energy Saver, which helps Harpazul to minimize wasted energy.

Easy installation and convenient operation
TESA Hotel’s Check-In by PIN solution makes arrival safe and stress-free. The guest enters without delay and settles in immediately. Contactless arrival also saves costs, because 24-hour hotel reception staffing is not required.

Before they even leave home, guests receive an email with a unique PIN to enter Harpazul; move through its common areas; and unlock their room. The code expires automatically on scheduled check-out. “This way we offer a better service to the customer because they don’t have to queue at reception,” says Harpazul’s Roi Casal. “Our guests move around without any need to carry a key-card.”

“We have a long, strong record in supplying innovative, trusted locking solutions to hotels and holiday rentals,” explains Iñigo Aldalur, Sales Manager at TESA Hotel. “Our entire range of locking devices is wireless, so a structure and its interior design are never disrupted by ugly cabling. Wireless locks are also faster and more cost-effective to install, which helps smooth the transition from mechanical locking to an electronic solution which appeals to the modern traveller.”

Improving service and guest satisfaction
Harpazul’s wireless locking system is managed easily and in real time with TESA Hotel software. Every lock can be controlled or monitored remotely. The same locks are compatible with key-card and smartphone app unlocking, if Harpazul introduce either option in future.

Harpazul’s system administrator automatically receives alerts when a door is opened, a guest turns on privacy mode (DND) or a lock’s battery is low — a rare event, as TESA Hotel locks have a typical battery life of 3 years or at least 75,000 cycles. PIN expiration dates and times are easily amended to facilitate an extended stay or late check-out.

Designed for accommodation of almost any size and type, the TESA Hotel solution is a simple upgrade which unifies locks and software in one system. A broad hardware range includes robust door and in-room devices, all with modern aesthetics. Battery powered and wireless, they come in multiple finishes and designs.

For guests who stay at Harpazul, the inconvenience of room keys is a distant memory — perhaps one reason why these apartments rate 4.8/5 on Google Reviews and 9.5/10 on Booking.com**.

To learn more, visit https://campaigns.assaabloyopeningsolutions.eu/tesa-hospitality

How Intelligent Video is Helping Retailers during COVID-19

As retailers face the ‘new normal’ of COVID-19, many are adjusting to new ways of doing business. For some retail Loss Prevention managers this means watching establishments from home on their laptop or mobile device; others, including those in Operations, have shifted their focus to new health and safety procedures to keep employees and customers safe. Now, more than ever, intelligent IP video surveillance can be of use across many areas of a retail establishment.  Video can not only uncover a wealth of information about a business, but it can also help retailers enhance security and compliance, as well as overall profitability, at this critical time.

Here are three ways intelligent IP video surveillance can help retailers during the pandemic:

Loss Prevention

Many retailers are facing financial pressure due to COVID-19, so loss prevention practices are more important than ever. With a video system with remote auditing capabilities, retailers can see video images from all of their retail locations at-a-glance on their smartphone or tablet, and zero in on any suspicious activity. Intelligent video can also help reduce shrink by alerting retailers to suspicious transactions. Systems can be configured to send out alerts if too many voids or discounts take place.

Returns could also signal an issue, especially as many retailers have stopped offering physical in-store returns or exchanges in order to reduce contact with employees and the amount of people coming inside the stores. With March Networks’ Searchlight solution integrating point-of-sale (POS) transaction data with video, if an unusual return occurs, an alert can trigger and then corresponding video can be viewed to investigate what took place.

Health Compliance

One of the biggest challenges retailers are facing from the pandemic is the introduction of new health and safety measures. Frequent sanitization of high-touch surfaces is mandatory. Wiping down POS stations and counter surfaces is a must. Intelligent video can allow you to check in on your employees to ensure compliance with these and other rules. Specifically, with the March Networks Health Compliance Solution, retailers can protect their employees and customers during COVID-19 with real-time alerts on potential compliance violations. Built upon our Searchlight video-based business intelligence platform, this solution helps retailers meet new health and safety regulations by monitoring and measuring store occupancy in real-time, rapidly detecting individuals who may have elevated body temperatures, and ensuring compliance with new cleaning and sanitization procedures.

 Business Insights

Shopping has changed for consumers during the COVID-19 pandemic. With shopping trips occurring less frequently, stockpiling certain goods has become the new norm, often leaving shelves bare. A video surveillance system with integrated radio-frequency identification (RFID) and POS transaction data allows retailers to see which products are selling more than others. For example, any product tagged with an RFID tag can be captured on video and then later searched for by product type, Electronic Product Code or serial number. Retailers can match that data with corresponding video to see how the product entered or left the store, helping identify patterns and pinpoint suspicious activity.

It is clear that COVID-19 has drastically changed the way retailers have to operate, but it doesn’t have to be all negative news for the retail industry. While retailers may need to limit the number of customers in their stores for the foreseeable future, if they can continue to offer the best customer service in a well-maintained, sanitary store, it will go a long way. March Networks’ intelligent IP video surveillance can help retailers adjust and perfect these new business practices, while also continuing to maintain strong loss prevention and physical security requirements.

New AI-Enabled X-Series Hybrid Recorders Leverage NVIDIA SoC for Accelerated Application Development

OTTAWA, ON, March 4, 2021 –– March Networks®, a global video surveillance and video-based business intelligence leader, is pleased to introduce its X-Series Hybrid Recorders, a new high-performance platform that’s optimized to support Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications with NVIDIA system-on-chip (SoC) technology.

The X-Series is March Networks’ most powerful recording platform to date, delivering a 400% increase in throughput over its previous generation recorders. It is a true hybrid platform supporting a mix of analog, HD analog and IP channels, but with all the power and storage capacity needed for demanding all-IP installations. Available in 16, 24, 32, 48 and 64-channel configurations, the embedded, Linux-based appliances also feature a dedicated AI engine and SoC technology from American GPU and AI computing leader NVIDIA.

NVIDIA’s rich ecosystem of partners will enable March Networks to accelerate development of AI-powered applications and analytics for the X-Series as the company moves toward a fully AI-capable product line. In addition to the X-Series, March Networks also offers a line of AI-enabled IP cameras in its ME6 Series.

The X-Series platform comes preconfigured with March Networks’ next-generation video management software, which supports future add-on applications like face recognition, as well as object detection, classification and search, scheduled for release later this year.

“We chose NVIDIA because of its proven leadership in AI and its extensive network of analytic partners, which will enable us to continually add new capability to the X-Series,” said Peter Strom, March Networks President & CEO. “This platform builds upon March Networks’ reputation for delivering the most secure and long-lasting enterprise NVRs in the industry. With our customized cyber secure Operating System (OS), proven ability to deliver NVRs with less than a 1% failure rate, and thousands of systems still operating after more than 10 years in service, we are once again raising the bar on delivering the lowest total cost of ownership solution available.

“The X-Series provides a clear migration path to IP video for businesses that still have significant analog deployments, including those in the financial and retail sectors, and the use of the NVIDIA chipset combined with its hybrid capability make it truly unique in the market.”

In keeping with March Networks’ commitment to security, ease of use and reliability, the X-Series feature:
• A customized and embedded Linux OS that removes unnecessary services and applications and locks all non-essential network ports, reducing the likelihood of attack; the customized OS also has a reduced volume of code that helps optimize overall system performance and minimize defects.
• The highest level of protection for customer data with complete end-to-end encryption (from camera to recorder to enterprise management system to client software) with cameras supporting RTP/RTSP over HTTPs.
• A new configuration tool that allows users to set up the recorders in just a few easy steps.
• A convenient embedded Wifi dongle that will allow for an instant connection to the March Networks GURU Smartphone App so technicians can check the recorder’s warranty status, get in-field diagnostics, and do on-site wireless provisioning.
• Added redundancy with March Networks Shadow Archiving, an innovative feature that allows for seamless access to redundant video recorded on March Networks IP cameras, even after a network outage or power failure.
The X-Series integrate seamlessly with March Networks’ Searchlight data analytics software, Command Enterprise Software and cloud-based Insight Monitoring and Resolution Service for proactive video network monitoring and issue resolution. The platform is fully compliant with the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), Section 889. To learn more about the X-Series visit: https://www.marchnetworks.com/x-series/