It’s 9:30 p.m., and a regional security manager at a national bank gets a notification about suspicious activity at an ATM in another city. He opens his smartphone to check the feed — but the camera is connected to a…
Why Video Surveillance Procurement in Indian Railways Is a High-Stakes Task Those who’ve worked on railway security projects know that procuring a video surveillance system is not just about buying equipment — it’s about ensuring accountability, compliance, and system longevity.…
In 2025, when AI-powered analytics and HD streaming are the norm, one question still echoes through security departments: “Why switch from analog cameras to IP cameras when it still works?” It’s a fair question. After all, analog CCTV has been…
The global video surveillance market is estimated to reach USD 147.66 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 12.1% from 2025 to 2030, as cited by Grand View Research’s global market outlook. According to the…
Why CCTV Manufacturers Are Turning to ‘Make in India’ Today Earlier this year, a security upgrade planned for Indian Railways’ Eastern Zone came to a sudden halt. The project aimed to install AI-powered CCTV cameras in trains and stations. But…
Ever pulled into an office complex or commercial building and found yourself circling endlessly for a place to park? What should be a quick arrival turns into a time-consuming hassle. Every lost minute adds stress, especially when you're heading into…
As manufacturing facilities become more automated and interconnected, the need for robust security grows more urgent. Factors like automation, supply chain complexity, and new regulatory requirements introduce security threats that many facilities aren’t fully prepared for—putting people, assets, and operations…
In 2017, 123 police CCTV surveillance cameras in Washington D.C. were hacked and taken offline — right before a high-profile public event. The issue wasn’t the camera. It was a failure of cybersecurity compliance. (Source: BBC) Imagine a scenario where…
As security threats evolve, so must the tools we use to respond to them. Fixed cameras, once the backbone of any surveillance system, are now only part of a bigger picture. Today’s risks are dynamic, mobile, and unpredictable — and…
With new regulations like STQC ER, CRO’24, and PPO’24, the government of India is setting stricter standards for video surveillance security. These rules ensure that only certified network cameras are used in government and private projects. To break down what…
