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How retailers can use AI video security to combat the retail theft crisis
How retailers can use AI video security to combat the retail theft crisis

Retailers now often find themself in a precarious situation. Profit margins are being squeezed by widespread shoplifting: The Council on Criminal Justice reports that between the f...

Privacy measures in modern facial recognition tech
Privacy measures in modern facial recognition tech

In today's rapidly evolving security landscape, facial recognition has become a buzzword that often triggers privacy and data protection concerns. However, many security professio...

Enhancing collaboration in physical security operations
Enhancing collaboration in physical security operations

In the past, security and IT teams operated independently, but today collaboration is critical. Modern security systems rely on various devices and systems that are linked to inter...

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Streamline operations with Eagle Eye Automations
Streamline operations with Eagle Eye Automations

Eagle Eye Networks, the global pioneer in cloud video surveillance, launched Eagle Eye Automations. A flexible and extensible rules engine for automating tasks that empowers busin...

Fenton's AI surveillance boosts retail security
Fenton's AI surveillance boosts retail security

To combat persistent retail crime and deliver peace of mind to workers in the bustling North Leroy Street business district, the City of Fenton Police Department has deployed a new...

Ibstock Place School boosts security with Eagle Eye VMS
Ibstock Place School boosts security with Eagle Eye VMS

Ibstock Place School, a private London co-educational day school nestled in beautiful grounds with a mix of historic and contemporary architecture, faced several challenges. They...

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