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Access Control Integrates with Video Surveillance

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Security and Growth Through Disruptive Thinking
In an era of rapid technological evolution, it is imperative for businesses to work with a :
gile, integrative technologies. When choosing a partner for security, video management, and access control, we believe the
following considerations are essential for you:

Video surveillance (also known as CCTV) refers to the monitoring of locations using optical surveillance systems
(video surveillance systems). This process involves capturing and storing visual or audiovisual data.
Specialized software enables the analysis of this data, for example, for facial recognition or license plate recognition.

“Video Surveillance” Pictogram in accordance with DIN 33450
A frequently cited argument in favor of video surveillance is crime prevention (“deterrence through surveillance”) and the investigation of crimes
through the identification of perpetrators and the documentation of the course of events. This can involve both the prevention of vandalism and the
investigation of violent crimes. There is often concern about the misuse of data, particularly in connection with the
continuous and centralized analysis of the captured images by the institutions of a surveillance state.
Negative connotations include spying, denunciation, general suspicion, infringements on civil liberties, and
the promotion of conformity in public spaces. The actual effectiveness of surveillance measures in combating crime is also called into question.