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Who watches the watchers?
August 2008, Surveillance
Ancient Latin seems to be far removed from modern day CCTV technology, but as far back as 400 BC the phrase 'Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?' was used by the Roman poet, Juvernal.
Based on writings by ...
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Systematic management of CCTV information
April 2008, Surveillance
There is a real need for cooperation between CCTV systems, where video footage from surrounding systems can be reviewed, and even systems designed to overlap so coverage is extended to a 'virtual network' extending over multiple city blocks or streets of an industrial area
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Implementing international security systems
March 2008, Surveillance
The original definition of CCTV as a closed system is increasingly being redefined as the access to the system becomes increasingly broadened and more extensive as integration with other systems occurs
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Developing a good security climate
November 2007, Surveillance
The interface between the employees, who are often guards and operators, and the client will usually determine how the company is perceived and its competitive edge in the business
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Criminal tactics and CCTV system design
October 2007, Surveillance
The implementation of CCTV often follows a risk analysis of some kind, varying from a comprehensive security strategy to an immediate gut feel reaction in response to an event that has just occurred. ...
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Technicians and company capacity to deliver
September 2007, Surveillance
The importance of technical capacity in security installation companies.
The number of security installation companies that have maintained their economic position and identity over the past 15 years ...
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CCTV needs an effective response function
August 2007, Surveillance
CCTV strategies vary from reactive which are directed at reviewing video after the fact, and proactive aimed at live detection of people committing offences.
Either way, the detection of CCTV-based ...
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