Vintra wins Govie Award
Vintra is excited to announce that Security Today has selected FulcrumAI as a winner of best Video Analytics product in their 2019 Govie Awards!
Tag Archive for: Physical Security
The Best Things in AI – March 2019
The best things we read in AI Vintra’s monthly round-up of AI-related articles, blogs, videos, and papers we liked.
Vintra wins 2 Secure Campus Awards
Vintra is proud to announce Campus Security and Life Safety has selected us as the winner of two categories in their Secure Campus 2019 Awards!
AT&T Foundry + Vintra
Vintra is one of a few select companies to exhibit at AT&T’s Edge Computing Zone, where we showcased our real-time video analytics solution, FulcrumAI.
Best in AI — January 2019
The best things we read in AI Vintra’s monthly round-up of AI-related articles, blogs, videos, and papers we liked.
The 5 Questions to Ask Before Purchasing AI
1. Can you identify the risks that the technology addresses? 2. Can you ensure accurate data inputs? 3. How will the technology affect stakeholder relations and security practices? 4. Can it be tested to ensure transparency and accountability? 5. Will the technology be used in a manner that respects the autonomy of the people it […]
How AI Prevents Workplace Violence
The Costs of Workplace Violence 1. $121 billion in annual losses due to workplace assaults 2. For every $1 invested in workplace safety, $3 or more is saved 3. From 2005 – 2017 42% of active shooter incidents in the United States occurred in places of commerce
The Physical Side of Data Breaches
3 Things to Know About Data Breaches 1. 15% of all cyber attacks have a physical component to them 2. The average cost of a data breach in 2017 was $7.01 million 3. AI-powered video analytics can augment physical security operations to reduce breach frequency
The $150k Problem with Courtesy
Below is an excerpt from the White Paper, “The AI (R)Evolution of Enterprise Security” What may seem like a small problem, tailgating or piggybacking through entryways can lead to an array of larger, and much more costly, safety concerns. In a survey done by IPVM, 61% of respondents said they either do nothing about tailgating or […]