Video Surveillance and Data Security: Protecting Your Footage from Cyber Threats

As surveillance systems grow smarter, they also become more attractive to cybercriminals. Video footage is no longer just physical evidence—it’s valuable data that can be stolen, manipulated, or held for ransom. That’s why data security must go hand in hand with physical security.

Hackers often target unsecured networks and outdated systems. Once inside, they can access live feeds, disable cameras, or leak sensitive footage. For organizations, such breaches can mean financial loss, reputational damage, and even legal consequences.

Encryption is one of the strongest defenses. By securing data both in transit and at rest, businesses can ensure footage remains protected from unauthorized access. Multi-factor authentication further prevents breaches by requiring multiple verification steps.

Routine security audits are another essential safeguard. These reviews identify vulnerabilities, confirm compliance with regulations, and ensure that all equipment is running on the latest updates. Without them, businesses risk leaving doors open to cyberattacks.

At Pyramid Network Services, we emphasize a holistic approach: combining robust physical surveillance with advanced cybersecurity protocols. This layered defense ensures that your security system truly protects—not just watches.

Seth Hoffman

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