While Artificial Intelligence (AI) has already been introduced into medical facilities – revolutionizing the research and development methods of critical disease treatments, it’s also bringing about a transformation in healthcare security operations. With technologies such as smart cameras and IoT platforms to better manage field level operations, healthcare organizations are seeing the possibility of a more streamlined, efficient and cost-effective way to manage their facilities.

There’s a good chance that at some point you’ve been watched, scanned, or analyzed by facial recognition technology — potentially without even realizing it, says a new study by Surfshark. 

The credentials and user data of 3,672 Ring camera owners were compromised and exposed log-in emails, passwords, time zones and the names people give to specific Ring cameras, which are often the same as camera locations, such as “bedroom” or “front door.”

Plum School District in Pennsylvania built a $157,000 20-by-18 foot security facility with features such as bullet-resistant glass and many large monitors that enable access to more than 360 video surveillance cameras throughout the district.

Want to reduce your camera count without sacrificing coverage? High-megapixel or HD surveillance cameras are the way to go.

The Ultra 4K HDCVI camera series from Dahua leverages existing coax infrastructure to deliver forensic-level images, data and audio over long distances.

These IP cameras from Speco Technologies (available in dome and bullet housing) record in 4K resolution, and they save up to 50 percent more bandwidth and storage with H.265 compression.

This multi-sensor, multi-direction Wisenet P series of cameras...feature four imaging sensors that can be independently positioned to provide a wide surveillance area on spaces of interest.

The TurboHD technology from Hikvision can transform analog video into high-quality, HD surveillance using existing coaxial cable and other wiring, providing a cost-effective way to upgrade video quality.