CDigital Islamabad

Video surveillance has been a popular security tool for years. And thanks to new breakthroughs in technology, security cameras are more effective

than ever before. Banks, retail stores, and countless other end-users depend on the protection provided by video surveillance. While analog CCTV systems were once the norm, they can be expensive, requiring complicated installations and constant upkeep. Fortunately, advances in digital technology have made video surveillance systems far more cost-effective, flexible, and simple to operate.

Security and safety are major concerns facing all organizations today. In response, millions of CCTV cameras have been installed worldwide to control access, secure perimeters and monitor for theft, damage or attack. These cameras are watched by busy security personnel with other duties to perform, recorded for later review or even completely unattended. This reactive, after-the-fact approach cannot deliver the level of effective real-time security needed today.

IP Video Surveillance is the transmission of video that utilizes open internet protocols and standards for the purpose of recording and monitoring clips.

CDigital’s IP surveillance solutions provide state of the art security through IP cameras or network IP cameras stream live video via digital packets across an internet protocol network such as LAN (Local Area Network) or the internet. The benefit of network cameras is that they reside on IP networks; the video stream can then be accessed and stored remotely. This enables users to view and/or manage the IP camera using a standard web browser or video management software from different location, giving increased flexibility.

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Advantages are:

• Reduced system and management cost and added functionality
• Unified integration with other IT environments
• Reduced system cost due to low-cost cabling in large installations
• Easy to add, move or change cameras
• Easy to add, move or change cameras
• Transmission of power, video, and control over a single network cable
• Integration of video surveillance with other systems and functions such as access control, alarm systems and building management.