Organizations in every industry use video surveillance to make decisions that affect the safety of their facilities, employees, visitors, and more. If you use IP security cameras for live monitoring, it’s especially important that footage has low latency and it is as accurate and up to date as possible. But what is considered ‘good’ or ‘bad’ latency when it comes to video surveillance? How does being in ‘the cloud’ affect it? This post will explore the differences between low latency, ultra-low latency, and real-time streaming. We’ll talk about what you actually need for your video security system, and how you can achieve ultra-low latency and real-time streaming.

Video security should be built to work with your life, not the other way around. That's why this month’s product updates are all about life on the go and making it easy for you to manage video security from anywhere.

When an incident occurs, sharing video with the proper authorities quickly and effectively makes a world of difference. Sharing footage is an essential feature, yet many of today’s video surveillance systems make this valuable feature challenging to do.

When certain situations arise, having the ability to find footage quickly and effectively makes a world of difference. Whether you are managing your system from a computer or mobile device, today, we’re thrilled to announce new product features that deliver the absolute best cloud-managed security experience.