Remote Video Monitoring System

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The cost of remote video monitoring depends on the number of video feeds being monitored and their location (interior, exterior or mobile). To connect with a security expert for a quote, click the link below.

Remote video monitoring (RVM) uses your existing camera infrastructure for proactive security. Video feeds are continuously monitored in a SOC to detect threats in real time, using a combination of AI and human specialists. This live monitoring and proactive threat detection allows for faster response, which can include intervention through the use of talk-down speakers, as well as law enforcement dispatch. RVM solutions are designed to help organizations reduce loss and mitigate risk at their locations.

With remote video monitoring, video feeds are typically sent to a remote SOC where an operator monitors the video for potential events. Avigilon’s remote video monitoring service follows a five step approach: monitoring, detection, analysis, response and reporting. First, AI continuously analyzes the video feed for activities like loitering or intrusions. Once a threat is identified, it is reviewed by a security specialist. Once verified, operators can interview using live talk-down to deter the suspect and dispatch of law enforcement. Detailed reports are created for the business to report on incidents and activity trends.

Traditional video surveillance is passive and reactive, serving as a forensic tool in which cameras record video for use after an incident occurs. Remote video monitoring uses video security for active prevention. Feeds are continuously monitored for potential threats. Once detected, operators can respond to the threat in real time, working to deter or dispatch law enforcement and potentially minimizing the impact of the incident.

Remote video monitoring typically includes camera feed monitoring, event detection and response. Avigilon’s remote video monitoring services uses AI detection with expert operator verification and risk assessment, intervention capabilities with live talk-down to help deter crime, and managed police dispatch and reporting.

Interactive video monitoring uses AI-driven analytics to trigger real-time intervention. For example, a Blue Eye specialist may receive instant alerts from Avigilon cameras, allowing them to see and hear what’s happening, and even speak with potential intruders. This combination of high-definition imaging and professional monitoring helps prevent damage or theft before it happens.

Avigilon’s remote video monitoring is designed to work with your existing security camera infrastructure, requiring no new cameras. This allows you to get proactive security without investing in additional video security hardware.

Yes, remote video monitoring is suitable for a variety of different businesses, including office buildings. You can opt to have remote video monitoring on both your interior and exterior cameras for optimal coverage.

In industrial and manufacturing settings, RVM helps with security across fulfillment and production facilities. The increased situation awareness helps to reduce property damage and operational risk while improving profitability. Remote SOC operators can help monitor restricted zones and after hours activity, identifying potential incidents before they escalate. Once a threat has been identified, operators can step in to attempt to deter the suspect, or dispatch law enforcement.

Yes, remote video monitoring can be used in critical infrastructure applications, like in the energy sector. It is used to protect sensitive assets like solar fields, electrical distribution and oil pipelines from a variety of potential threats. Because these locations are often remote, they benefit more from proactive detection and live talk-down as it can help quickly identify issues and try to de-escalate them. As the incident has been validated, law enforcement response is often accelerated, helping to ensure critical sites remain secure.