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Those CIOs that take advantage of the cloud to achieve greater security and compliance will be well placed to optimise their investment in video surveillance in the short and long term . to cybersecurity attacks , and in the financial services and healthcare sectors , the use of camera data is already tightly regulated . But , as smart surveillance technologies become increasingly valued across these organisations , the regulatory landscape is likely to evolve further to keep pace with the rate of innovation and change .
An important point here is that those responsible for the purchase , implementation and management of video surveillance systems will need to work more closely with their IT colleagues and technology partners . Clearly , many CIOs will be keenly interested in the way these systems are integrated with existing networks , security technologies and IT processes . Ensuring they are involved from an early stage will mean organisations are better placed to build solutions that minimise the risk of a security compromise , protect the rights of individuals whose images are captured by cameras , while ensuring that data is managed according to established best practices .
Without doubt , cloud video surveillance technologies will continue to grow in sophistication in the years ahead and their use will broaden as organisations look to derive process and efficiency advantages , while increasing the role for automation .
Those CIOs that take advantage of the cloud to achieve greater security and compliance will be well placed to optimise their investment in video surveillance in the short and long term . u www . intelligentciso . com
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