The data breach that brought down Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel is being used as a cautionary tale here at PSA-TEC. While the Target breach was not related to a physical security device or system, it could have been, according to experts at PSA-TEC. The topic of what systems integrators need
WHO: Dean Drako, President and CEO, Eagle Eye Networks WHAT: Presenting: “Issues & Threats of Connecting Your Video Security System to the Internet.” WHERE: PSA Tec conference, at The Westin, Westminster, Colorado WHEN: 10 am Tuesday, May 6, 2014 PSA TEC: The PSA Security Network has providing systems integration companies
We received an alert that our equipment had lost connection to the internet. As soon as got the alert we also got the preview image for the second it was installed. We are always sending the low resolution preview stream to the cloud. The high resolution, full-framerate video comes up
One of the benefits of a centrally managed software solution is that updates can be delivered without requiring the end user to install anything new. One example of this is the new time lapse feature we’ve been working on. One of our engineers put this video together to show how
Forum comment: “… [Eagle Eye Networks] may be onto something with cloud VMS. Backed by Barracuda Networks and won an award yesterday.” Click Here to read the article. The article is behind a subscription wall. Hans Kahler
Axis makes terrific cameras and as a founding member of the ONVIF standard they are a great compliment to our product. Axis handles security for their cameras uniquely and the purpose of this blog post is to show how to enable ONVIF support in their cameras. [NOTE: If it is
Executive Summary: We recommend 100kbps per camera for our realtime previews stream. You can adjust the quality on those by raising or lowering the settings but those are safe averages. We load balance and pool requests so that multiple people watching the same live stream view it through our cloud
How do I add a bridge? Each bridge comes with a unique Attach ID. The Attach ID is used to associate that bridge with an account. In order to add a bridge to an account, enter the Attach ID and a name for the bridge. The bridge will now be
AUSTIN, Texas. April 16, 2014 – Eagle Eye Networks today announced that its video security system has been continuously protected from Heartbleed (CVE-2014-010) vulnerabilities in OpenSSL. The Eagle Eye Networks Security Camera Video Management System (VMS) is a cloud service for managing and recording video. Due to the system architecture and
“Each year, the companies competing in SIA’s New Product Showcase at ISC West present the leading-edge security solutions that are shaping the industry,” said SIA CEO Don Erickson. Click Here to read the article Hans Kahler
Incredible Booth Traffic The Eagle Eye Team would like to thank all of the customers, partners and everyone else who stopped by our booth at ISC West this year. We saw a lot of old friends and made quite a few new ones as well. The booth was always packed,
ISC West is barely over and we’re already planning for our next event. We’re speaking at exhibiting at PSA Tec next month. Dean Drako, our founder and CEO, will be giving a presentation titled “Issues & Threats of Connecting Your Video Security System to the Internet” Dean’s background as a
Eagle Eye Networks Wins Security Industry Association Best New Product Award Cloud-Managed Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS won “Best in Hosted Solutions” at ISC West AUSTIN, Texas. April 3, 2014 – The Eagle Eye Security Camera Video Management System (VMS) won the Security Industry Association’s (SIA) Best New Product award
The Eagle Eye Security Camera Video Management System (VMS) won the Security Industry Association’s (SIA) Best New Product award – the on-demand, cloud managed surveillance system won “Best in Hosted Solutions” category at SIW’s annual ISC West conference. The SIA is a nonprofit international trade association that represents more than
We wanted to test our installation process, so we got a 6th grader to help us out (There weren’t any 5th graders around, but they could probably do it too.) The video below is sped up, but all of the steps are in there. The only information that is needed
