Business Camera Integration
Camera Integration
Integrating your camera system takes community security one step further, helping you get more out of your security camera investment.
Camera sharing allows the KSN access to your camera feed in case of an emergency near your location. All your cameras or some of them. You set your preferences. You control access.
To share your cameras, all you need is a small Axon FususCORE device that plugs into your camera system. Once it's set up, it enables camera sharing based on your settings without impacting your network.
Business Camera Registration/Integration FAQs
Do I need to grant permission each time my camera feeds are accessed?
No, by partnering with The Kent Safety Network you are agreeing to allow law enforcement to access to your camera feeds through the Axon Fusus Core device. Access is strictly limited to legitimate law enforcement purpose, and only applies to the camera views you choose to share.
Do I still need my existing security monitoring service?
Yes, this will not replace any existing security monitoring services. The KSN will not monitor your cameras 24/7. Shared camera feeds will be used to solve and prevent crime as deemed necessary by law enforcement personnel.
Will facial recognition technology be used?
No, Axon Fusus does not employ facial recognition technology or integrate with any facial recognition technology systems.
Does Axon Fusus utilize artificial intelligence?
Yes, Axon Fusus utilizes artificial intelligence to rapidly search video provided to the system by users in order to mitigate criminal activity. All AI use cases exclude facial recognition, but may be utilized to automatically recognize weapons, vehicles of interest, etc.
Is the Axon FususCORE secure?
Yes, Fusus data is secured with AES 256-bit encryption at rest, in transit, and in the Cloud. The Axon FususCORE establishes a secure connection with TLS 1.3 allowing outbound traffic to AWS GovCloud. Once data reaches the Axon FususONE CJIS-compliant cloud storage location, hosted on AWS Gov-Cloud servers, data is redundantly stored in multiple, geographically separated storage locations, or zones, to ensure over 99.9999% reliability and durability of data.
Is Axon FususONE Secure?
Yes, Axon FususONE, the platform the the KSN will use to compile all relevant information in one place, adheres to the highest standards of security for access to, transfer, and sharing of Criminal Justice Information according to CJIS standards. All data that is accessible within Axon FususONE is encrypted at rest, in transit, and in its cloud-hosted location. Access to databases is restricted by strict networking rules. All Axon Fusus Employees involved in CJIS-related software development undergo an extensive screening process, including background checks and fingerprinting.