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What is real-time video monitoring and how does it work?

Assume a large number of cameras are installed in every corner of the building, operating around the clock. But what value do these cameras add to security measures? Even if several operators sit in their control center watching footage for 8 hours a day, there is no guarantee that a possible incident will be detected at the moment it occurs. Therefore, many incidents are discovered only after being reported, and reviewing all the camera data can take hours or even days.

How to reduce the number of false alarms?

According to the PSP statistics, fire department interventions were exceptionally frequent in 2023. Last year, firefighters intervened 486,000 times, including 99,288 fires, 339,998 local hazards, and 46,877 false alarms. Compared to the previous year, the number of false alarms increased by 1,666 incidents.

The future of cybersecurity: guidelines and challenges of the NIS2 directive

In today's world, where technology permeates every aspect of our lives, cybersecurity has become a key element in protecting privacy and data. In the digital age, the importance of safeguarding infrastructure from cyber threats, such as cyberattacks and data theft, is increasing. The technical aspects of cybersecurity include advanced intrusion detection systems, data encryption, as well as regular audits and digital security training.