Good day all,
In our continuing evolution and discovery on the video analytics topic this week was a continuation of a two-part look at advanced video analytics. Mr. Hackett is a very candid CCTV professional who comes right out front in stating that everyone involved really has to manage their expectations. One of the ways to do this is to make sure you have all the right players at the table…..so a nice short list would be the security director, facility vp, risk management, operations and of course the vaulted Information Technology professionals where no doubt a lot of this application is going to reside.
It makes perfect sense to call in Law Enforcement or get a solid former law enforcement professional who can also sit in on the discussions so that outside expectations are also considered and weighed as you consider what the total application will cover. This way in the event that an incident occurs your staff will be trained and fully aware of what the government expectations are. Careful viewing of the FBI’s CCTV best practices DVD should be a requirement for everyone in the pre-planning phases. This DVD has been done to aid you in understanding what’s expected. Companies and agencies can also take advantage of NYPD’s Crime Prevention Surveys and DHS’s Protective Security Advisors who also will do a site assessment.
Here is Anthony’s Video:
The video analytics topic will continue until the end of December 2010. After which we will look for monthly updates from Aimetis. The first Tuesday of the month you’ll hear from AXIS Communications on camera technology, Aimetis Inc on Video Analytics and as we move into January we will turn our sites at DVR and NVR technology.
If there is a specific topic in the CCTV area you would like us to cover, do let us know.
Thank you
NY InfraGard Team
Tags: Aimetis, CCTV, Cyber Security, DHS-PSA's, FBI, Homeland Security, information security, InfraGard, IP Video, Risk Management, Security, Video Analytics
