Intellex is the only digital video management system on the market with a single remote management software program that works with every Intellex platform. Install Network Client on any PC with a network connection and you'll have control of every Intellex on your system, no matter how decentralized the operation. Simply log in and access a menu just as if you were sitting in front of an Intellex.
VideoEdge Receives the Highest UL Cybersecurity Assurance Program CertificationResilience to cyber-attack has become an important acceptance criteria for customers to base product selection on. Until now there hasn’t been an independent validation for both product and business practices designed to address the cybersecurity readiness of physical security products. When Underwriter Laboratories (UL) introduced the UL 2900-2-3, Tyco Security seized the opportunity and became the vendor to submit a product (namely, the VideoEdge Network Video Recorder) to undergo this new certification. Security breaches are in the news today more than ever before. Security integrators and security officers must work with IT departments to ensure the physical security system is successfully deployed, maintained and upgraded on the network with minimal impact and without compromising network security.To create a complete cyber secure environment, IT and security departments must effectively work together. However, physical security and IT often use the same words to mean different things – resulting in everyone being confused.
Sometimes security integrators and security officers even avoid the IT department due to the misunderstanding.For example, IP may mean intellectual property to a corporate security officer but internet protocol to IT security professionals. Or perimeter may mean the exterior building wall to the security officer and network connection to the outside to the IT professional.To make sure all departments are speaking the same, common language, we suggest developing a list of terminology definitions that everyone can use.Terms to be Clearly Defined:. IP. Credentials.
Key. Patch. Firewall. Vulnerability.
Social engineering. Perimeter.
Intrusion detection. Bandwidth. Directory. Security logs. Revocation. SignatureHaving a common subset of terms will help you understand how to ask the right questions and quickly comprehend the answers.
After establishing your company common language, clearly explain the information you need from IT to be able to define the network and security requirements.Learn more about the. Designed for use with, the new surveillance keyboard is designed to improve video surveillance operation surveillance. Simply “plug and play” via the USB connection — the keyboard is automatically recognized by victor software.The offers greater control of PTZ cameras with an intuitive joystick. With 30 pre-programmed buttons mapped to victor’s most common controls, navigation is simple. Operators can program controls and call ups (guard tours, salvos, view switches) and change layouts.
Buttons can be customized for specific security operation function.An intuitive joystick enables precision control of Illustra PTZ cameras, while the jog shuttle wheel quickly manages video, cameras and PTZ preset controls. With its LED backlit buttons, the keyboard is visible even in low lighting.The surveillance keyboard can be rotated for either right- or left-handed operation. It can be used as a stand-alone device or along with other common peripheral PC devices (mouse, keyboards, etc.). What Comes After Device Hardening?It’s common knowledge that encrypted communication and other device hardening features are necessary for cybersecurity, but it’s vitally important to think beyond hardening.
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Now that the security industry has adopted IP technology, manufacturers and integrators must consider not only the security operator’s needs, but also those of the IT manager.An unsecured device can be the target of a cyber attack that might affect the entire network.