Eagle Eye Networks, Inc. is granting the gift of foresight to emergency first responders. Yesterday, the cloud video surveillance company revealed their “First Responders Real-time Video Access,” which enables first responders to use the iOS and Android smartphone application, Eagle Eye Viewer, to access real-time time video feed. Through the
Eagle Eye Networks has introduced a cloud-based app that gives first responders access to live security cam footage in emergency situations. The video feed is kept private and inaccessible… When the emergency feed is enabled, all designated first responders can view video from any major web browser or the Eagle
“We’ve had an overwhelming demand to deliver immediate video access to first responders. Our customers want to be fully prepared to equip their local first responders with critical, real-time insights in the event of an emergency situation – while still retaining their full daily privacy.” – Dean Drako, President and
Administrators have the option to pre-designate first responders who can receive immediate real-time security camera access during emergency situations; the cameras are shared only when an authorized user activates first responder access. Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler
Dr. Erroll Southers, former FBI Special Agent, and current Managing Director, Counterterrorism & Infrastructure Protection, TAL Global: “During a crisis, real-time situational awareness and streamlined decision making can be the difference in protecting the public and first responders during life and death situations.” Click Here to read the article. Hans
The newly released technology allows VMS administrators to predesignate first responders who can access security camera feeds for situational awareness….“This solution can act as a response multiplier by providing a coordinated visibility component into emergency decision making,” Dr. Erroll G. Southers, managing director, Counterterrorism & Infrastructure Protection, TAL Global. Click
… unlike many current video sharing initiatives that provide law enforcement or other agencies with unfettered access to camera networks that reside within local school districts or municipal transit authorities, for example, this feature allows users to restrict the ability of authorities to view their surveillance assets only during an
n a separate survey conducted by Eagle Eye Networks on companies’ ideal preference for the location of their video recording, 65 percent wanted at least some cloud video recording, while only 35 percent exclusively preferred on-premise video recording. Meanwhile, 44 percent wanted to deploy a mix of both cloud and
Kazuo Miyajima, President of Sony Business Solutions Corporation: “Eagle Eye Networks has developed the industry’s most secure and reliable cloud security camera system. Further, their open API allows us to customize superior solutions for our clients.” …The cloud video recording will be stored in a cloud data center located in
Adaptive Bitrate Video, Fingerprint Login/Re-authentication, Deep Links AUSTIN, Texas. March 8, 2016 – Eagle Eye Networks™, Inc. today announced a major upgrade to the “Eagle Eye Viewer” mobile app for the Eagle Eye Security Camera Video Management System (VMS). The new release includes dynamically changing video bit rates, new security
Also Create “Stations” and “Camera Tours” using Cloud-based Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS AUSTIN, Texas, March 8, 2015 – Eagle Eye Networks today announced it has added Pan, Tilt Zoom (PTZ) camera support to the Eagle Eye Security Cameras Video Management System (VMS). The cameras can be controlled remotely via
AUSTIN, Texas. March 3, 2016 – Eagle Eye Networks, Inc. today announced the addition of a new data center located in London in the United Kingdom. British businesses now have access to the industry-leading Eagle Eye Security Camera Video Management System (VMS) and have the video stored exclusively in their
With retailers losing billions of dollars a year due to shoplifting and internal theft, finding the best loss prevention methods has become a major priority for the retail industry. In fact, in 2014, over $40 billion of losses were attributed to inventory shrink. According to the National Retail Federation, there
“The client app has a user interface to display the request, transmit it to the server, and then returns the response message or the requested video asset. Permissions can be set by user, time of day, camera, etc.” -Dean Drako, President and CEO, Eagle Eye Networks Click here to read the article
There are others who offer a different take on the subject. According to Dean Drako, President and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks, the most basic function of a mobile surveillance app is the ability to see a simple camera view, while today’s sophisticated apps can display footage from any number
