3GC Group Adds Fortinet Camera, Recorder to CEPS Network App

Networking consulting firm 3GC group recently announced that it has bundled its Converged Electronic Physical Security software with a Fortinet (News - Alert) IP video surveillance camera and recording application.

For enterprises across the globe, this pairing could make it much easier to gain a more complete sense of physical security. Any organization that wishes to keep an eye on its assets could take advantage of the Fortinet FortiCamera security camera to handle a 360-degree view of a perimeter. The camera leads directly into the FortiRecorder, which captures images and video to store security footage as it occurs. And finally, the 3GC Converged Electronic Physical Security (CEPS) application can bring together data from a network full of cameras and recordings to make sure the entire set remains organized and accessible.

Henry Park, the CEO of 3GC, commented on the cost savings and efficiency of these security products:

“The experienced team of Converged Electronic Physical Security (CEPS) experts at 3GC Group and the new technology that Fortinet brings in IP video surveillance systems provides our clients with the latest and greatest fully integrated converged solutions that is efficient and beneficial to meet the demands of our growing clients,” Park said. “It helps reduce high costs and provides the best security technology in today’s market.”

3GC brings to the table its CEPS application that handles an entire network of security devices. Addressing more than just cameras, it can handle data generated from IP-based video surveillance, access control, and intrusion detection hardware. It gives security personnel a complete look at an entire enterprise’s league of devices so they can manage their security as they see fit.

The addition of FortiCamera and FortiRecorder are just the latest additions to its network of control. Businesses will now have the advantage of continuous video capture, motion-based recording, notifications of intrusion through a sophisticated alarm system, and accessibility to recordings and live feeds through the Web and mobile apps.