1. Pros and Cons of IP CCTV: New threats are introduced to the security world as systems migrate from traditional analogue to IP network-enabled systems particularly in video surveillance. Internet Protocol (IP) provide an open platform for integration at the data level of multiple security and life safety devices and applications. Pros: Lower initial cost: Harnissing the IT infrastructure reduces installation costs in cabling, associated containment and power outlets. Wide-spread compatibility Provides flexibility and scalability Higher security and resilience The tight software integraion between systems make them more intelligent and reduces security gaps, speed up the response time. Cons: It revolves arond network security and hackers threat. The risk increases if camera is accesses from the mobile or phone. Threat to the security industry and thus security from the IT sector. 2. 3. User education about security: It is one of the hardest security layers for administrators to implement.Some of the tips are: 4. There are many problems associated with the boimetrics like fingerprints, iris patterns, face scan, voice recognization. Make sure that the biometric data is a sensitive data compared to others and is encrypted in transit from the biometrics device to the directory or database housing the authentication credentials. Some biometrics readers are on USB keys or tokens that connect to the computer. These devices should provide encryption. Either at rest or in transit, the key to protecting biometric data is encryption and then secure storage in a directory service such as AD or LDAP. 5. Organizations need to take pro-active steps to define the accetable use of portable storage devices like USB flash drives within the environment and then put the tools and technology in place to help monitor and enforce the policy and protect the network and data from the risk caused by USB flash drives. Many organizations have an acceptable use policy defined, which users must agree to. The Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) essentially defines how users are allowed to use the internet, e-mail, telephones and other cmmunications and network resources. The Group policy is an effective tool for computer on the network and enforcing the security policies. Solution 1. Pros and Cons of IP CCTV: New threats are introduced to the security world as systems migrate from traditional analogue to IP network-enabled systems particularly in video surveillance. Internet Protocol (IP) provide an open platform for integration at the data level of multiple security and life safety devices and applications. Pros: Lower initial cost: Harnissing the IT infrastructure reduces installation costs in cabling, associated containment and power outlets. Wide-spread compatibility Provides flexibility and scalability Higher security and resilience The tight software integraion between systems make them more intelligent and reduces security gaps, speed up the response time. Cons: It revolves.

1. 1. Pros and Cons of IP CCTV:
New threats are introduced to the security world as systems migrate from traditional analogue to
IP network-enabled systems particularly in video surveillance. Internet Protocol (IP) provide an
open platform for integration at the data level of multiple security and life safety devices and
applications.
Pros:
Lower initial cost: Harnissing the IT infrastructure reduces installation costs in cabling,
associated containment and power outlets.
Wide-spread compatibility
Provides flexibility and scalability
Higher security and resilience
The tight software integraion between systems make them more intelligent and reduces security
gaps, speed up the response time.
Cons:
It revolves arond network security and hackers threat.
The risk increases if camera is accesses from the mobile or phone.
Threat to the security industry and thus security from the IT sector.
2.
3. User education about security:
It is one of the hardest security layers for administrators to implement.Some of the tips are:
4. There are many problems associated with the boimetrics like fingerprints, iris patterns, face
scan, voice recognization. Make sure that the biometric data is a sensitive data compared to
others and is encrypted in transit from the biometrics device to the directory or database housing
the authentication credentials. Some biometrics readers are on USB keys or tokens that connect
to the computer. These devices should provide encryption.
Either at rest or in transit, the key to protecting biometric data is encryption and then secure
storage in a directory service such as AD or LDAP.
5. Organizations need to take pro-active steps to define the accetable use of portable storage
devices like USB flash drives within the environment and then put the tools and technology in
place to help monitor and enforce the policy and protect the network and data from the risk
caused by USB flash drives. Many organizations have an acceptable use policy defined, which
users must agree to. The Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) essentially defines how users are allowed
to use the internet, e-mail, telephones and other cmmunications and network resources.
The Group policy is an effective tool for computer on the network and enforcing the security
policies.

2. Solution
1. Pros and Cons of IP CCTV:
New threats are introduced to the security world as systems migrate from traditional analogue to
IP network-enabled systems particularly in video surveillance. Internet Protocol (IP) provide an
open platform for integration at the data level of multiple security and life safety devices and
applications.
Pros:
Lower initial cost: Harnissing the IT infrastructure reduces installation costs in cabling,
associated containment and power outlets.
Wide-spread compatibility
Provides flexibility and scalability
Higher security and resilience
The tight software integraion between systems make them more intelligent and reduces security
gaps, speed up the response time.
Cons:
It revolves arond network security and hackers threat.
The risk increases if camera is accesses from the mobile or phone.
Threat to the security industry and thus security from the IT sector.
2.
3. User education about security:
It is one of the hardest security layers for administrators to implement.Some of the tips are:
4. There are many problems associated with the boimetrics like fingerprints, iris patterns, face
scan, voice recognization. Make sure that the biometric data is a sensitive data compared to
others and is encrypted in transit from the biometrics device to the directory or database housing
the authentication credentials. Some biometrics readers are on USB keys or tokens that connect
to the computer. These devices should provide encryption.
Either at rest or in transit, the key to protecting biometric data is encryption and then secure
storage in a directory service such as AD or LDAP.
5. Organizations need to take pro-active steps to define the accetable use of portable storage
devices like USB flash drives within the environment and then put the tools and technology in
place to help monitor and enforce the policy and protect the network and data from the risk
caused by USB flash drives. Many organizations have an acceptable use policy defined, which
users must agree to. The Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) essentially defines how users are allowed
to use the internet, e-mail, telephones and other cmmunications and network resources.

3. The Group policy is an effective tool for computer on the network and enforcing the security
policies.