Regiones y Alertas El Eagle Eye Networks VMS permite una cantidad ilimitada de regiones y alertas por cámara. Se pueden añadir abriendo ajustes de la cámara y seleccionando la pestaña movimiento. En este ejemplo, una región llamada Entrada-Salida aparece con una sensibilidad de movimiento separada de la sensibilidad de movimiento
Recientemente, un artículo de Ray Bernard titulado «Transformación tecnológica y modelo de negocio de integración de seguridad» se publicó en Security Info Watch. «Según el proveedor de la plataforma de administración de software como servicio (SaaS) BetterCloud, para 2020, más del 50 por ciento de todas las organizaciones PYMES encuestadas
Our infrastructure includes three tiers. We have a backend, a middleware, and a frontend tier. The backend relates to our on premise edge appliance called the Bridge. The Bridge can be thought of as a DVR, but more appropriately, it is a video buffer appliance that is responsible for pushing
Eagle Eye Networks has initiated implementation of two factor authentication, utilizing trusted devices, trusted phone numbers or emails, and security codes, across the Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS including its iOS and Android mobile applications. Two factor authentication provides enhanced security for all Eagle Eye Users by establishing trusted devices
At Eagle Eye Networks we are often asked about ‘Watermarking’ on our recorded video to ensure data integrity. This can be guaranteed by using the ‘checksum’ approach as used in many digital data transfers. The article below from ‘Online Tech Tips’ explains ‘Checksum’ and how it is used to ensure
Feature Release December 13, 2016 Add Camera Enhancements When adding a camera, some settings can be edited while waiting for the add camera process to complete. Name and tags are presented for editing while adding. Clicking «more settings» allows editing the On/Off/Schedule, Time Zone and Notes. Examples From the Dashboard,
Netgear R7000 and R6400 routers, and maybe other ones too (see list below) were discovered to have a severe vulnerability on Dec 9, 2016. Netgear responded within 3 days with a new firmware to solve the problem. Good work on their part. But if you don’t patch and upgrade it is
Vulnerability affects over 80 different camera models Today some associates at Sec Consult found 2 different back doors in SONY IP Cameras. Sony has responded, but be sure to update your firmware on all your cameras immediately. This is a severe vulnerability that can lead to takeover of the camera
You should be if it’s connected to the internet. It could be the doorway for hackers to access your entire network. Once a DVR is compromised, it can be used for many types of nefarious activities. These activities include: • Stealing private or confidential information • Crashing your networks or
Austin, TX – Eagle Eye Networks, Inc. today announced the Eagle Eye Contract Vault, a complete cloud-based system for recording and archiving video of important business transactions. The video recordings are stored long-term in the Eagle Eye Cloud Data Centers with descriptions and metadata for easy search and retrieval. Using the
Brian Krebs who is one of the best reporters on security out there has this great article about a recall on devices that incorporate Chinese technology. He details how in last week’s massive DDOS attack on Twitter and DYN a large number of the devices used in the attack utilized
Feature Release October 4, 2016 Create Links from History Browser It’s now possible to get a link to a specific time or selection of time in the history browser so that you can send it to someone who has access to the camera you are viewing. History browser with time selection
Several articles, including one by the Wall Street Journal, have recently reported that approximately 145,000 hacked DVRs and cameras were used to create some of the largest denial of service attacks ever seen on the Internet. Attackers used hijacked security cameras and DVRs to launch several massive Internet attacks prompting
Last week hackers forced Brian Krebs to take down his security journalism site because of a large scale Denial of Service Attack – likely one of the largest ever seen. Krebs on his website KrebsOnSecurity.com has a long history of exposing DDOS cyber criminals. This was one of the biggest
Eagle Eye Networks has released Eagle Eye Cloud Video Replication, which the company says delivers cloud video backup for legacy DVR, NVR and video management systems. The solution allows organizations to extend the capabilities of their existing video surveillance system to include an off-site or long-term copy of their video,
