Hans Kahler

In the report, the top five camera location priorities were at entrances and exits (76 percent), hallways (62 percent), and lunchrooms, playgrounds, and gyms (53 percent). Only a minority of respondents wanted cameras in classrooms (36 percent) and locker rooms and bathrooms (18 percent). “Many school administrators will throw up

The  number and complexity of the technologies involved in physical security is rapidly growing with each passing day. In the area of video surveillance and access control there’s a tremendous push for integrated solutions that are capable of joining the two together with intrusion, life safety, building management, heating and

As the world becomes more developed thanks to the Internet of Things (IoT), everything we see and use are gradually embedded with some sort of cloud or Internet function. Eagle Eye Networks, provider of cloud surveillance, is focusing their efforts to move video surveillance to the cloud so customers don’t

The secret to success at Star Asset Security, Orlando, Fla., has been to have a business plan and to stick to it; and much of that plan is focused on cloud-based services. There is little doubt that the strategy is working, as the company has seen a steady rise in

“We are funding this cloud security grant to make it easier for more schools to provide the highest level of safety to their students and staff,” says Dean Drako, president & CEO, Eagle Eye Networks. “Eagle Eye Networks’ cloud surveillance offers many benefits to improve campus security, including flexible retention,

Eagle Eye Networks showcased the Eagle Eye Bridge 304w, an on-premise bridge appliance that connects both wireless and wired cameras to the Eagle Eye Cloud Data Center, as part of the Eagle Eye security camera video management system. Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler

LAS VEGAS—The line to register for ISC West on Wednesday, April 6, was six people across and ran out the door at the Sands Convention Center here. SIA reported that the exhibit floor had almost “30,000 industry professionals” and “a record 1,072 exhibiting companies and brands.” Security Systems News’ editors

… Classroom technology advancements are necessary to maintain the interactive and multi-tasking student’s attention in today’s world. New teachers are embracing the trends while those nearing the retirement age tend to use traditional methods familiar to them… …Safe Security System from Panasonic and Audio Enhancement take classroom technology and emergency

The biggest security show in the country didn’t disappoint, and Campus Safety was there to document it all! One of the best parts of ISC West is all the new products that various companies are showcasing for the security industry. Here are five technologies that were on display on the

Nearly 8 in 10 respondents said it is important that first responders receive real-time video access to school surveillance cameras… “We are funding this cloud security grant to make it easier for more schools to provide the highest level of safety to their students and staff,” says Eagle Eye Networks

The Eagle Eye Bridge 304w is an on-premise bridge appliance that connects both wireless and wired cameras to the Eagle Eye Cloud Data Center, as part of the Eagle Eye Security Camera Video Management System (VMS). It provides an integrated wireless access point to minimize wireless camera security vulnerability. The

Video Interview: Dean Drako, president and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks, discusses how the market for cloud-based and subscription-based video surveillance services has evolved as well as the company’s strategy moving forward at ISC West 2016. Click Here to watch the video. Hans Kahler

At ISC West in Las Vegas on Wednesday, Eagle Eye Networks™, announced the immediate availability of the Eagle Eye Bridge 304w. The Eagle Eye Bridge 304w is a new on-premise bridge appliance that connects both wireless and wired cameras to the Eagle Eye Cloud Data Center, as part of the

Enterprises in all industry verticals and individuals are making investment in video surveillance, given the rise in safety and security concerns. A study conducted by cloud-based security camera systems provider Eagle Eye Networks found that 72 percent of U.S. adults favor using security cameras in schools. Video surveillance systems help