Mises à jour de l’entreprise

What are power supplies? What is the difference between internal and external? Why do I need them? Well, power supplies are important because they are how your devices receive power to function. From laptops and desktops, cell phone charging bases, and even our bridges, they serve the important function of taking

At Eagle Eye Networks we try to support as many different makes and models of cameras as we can. We use the ONVIF Profile S interface to interact with the camera. Our current list of supported cameras can be found here. It’s always best to review this list before purchasing

We have enabled resellers to receive notifications for all the accounts them manage. This blog post is going show how to enable and manage this feature. When logged into your reseller account, you will choose « My Profile » from the account menu in the upper right. Click on the « Notifications » tab

With ISC-West over, the next show that we’ll be attending and exhibiting at is PSA Tec in Westminster, CO. Make sure you come by our booth on Wednesday, May 6th. Register for the exhibits here. Don’t miss Dean Drako, Eagle Eye Networks president and CEO, speak at the following presentations:

« The Lawrence Police Department needed to be able to see multiple locations on one interface and they needed to be able to share logins with several different people, » explained Dennis Bouchard, director of operations of East Coast Security. « We turned to the cloud-managed Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS because it

The Eagle Eye Networks R&D team is always hard at work– and we’re excited about the newest product we have, the new Bridge 302. 15 HD IP Cameras2 days on premise bufferingUnlimited cloud recordingGigE X 2Shelf/Wall Mount7.75” x 7.75” x 1.25”External Power Supply Other bridge models: Our bridges have traditionally

Ghost is the latest security vulnerability to hit the headlines. It allows remote attackers to take control of servers, without knowing user/password information. The Eagle Eye team immediately patched our infrastructure, and all systems were confirmed patched within 18 hours of discovering the vulnerability. This is just one demonstration of

Last week, Eagle Eye Networks had its first training of 2015 on-site in Austin, Texas: an advanced technical training class for international resellers. Technicians from our international channel partners flew in from all around the world, from places as far as Switzerland and Japan. Much like the Spurs, our class

It’s been a great year at Eagle Eye. So many good things have happened I don’t even know where to start. We’ve won some awards, added a lot of resellers, expanded our data centers, hired a bunch of people, released new versions of our Bridges and CMVRs – not to mention,

We strive to make our mobile experience as simple and intuitive as possible. One way we achieve this is by having similar user experiences on all platforms. We are pleased to announce that we have updated our Android and iOS apps to use the same side menu from the Web.

As a cloud based video surveillance manufacturer we get asked about bandwidth all the time. Our system has Intelligent Bandwidth Management, which allows us to work in low bandwidth environments, but we still need some connectivity in order to work properly. Of course we’re always trying to improve our system,

Surveillance camera application developers receive instant infrastructure and support AUSTIN, Texas, November 13, 2014 – Eagle Eye Networks, Inc., formally announced its cloud Video API Developer Program, targeted at integrators, developers and end-users integrating video into their applications. Interested companies can contact Eagle Eye via its Video API Developer Program