First in Delhi, South Asia’s security exhibition on civil protection and fire safety pertaining to cyber security and surveillance will be held at Pragati Maidan.
The exhibition will run between December 5 - 7 with major focus on security of children has to be dealt differently.
The IFSEC's latest exhibition showcasing the modern equipments and tools will ensure the security cover that would not breach privacy of individual students, schools, families and other stake holders in the process.
Addressing this issue MD UBM Yogesh Mudras, pointed out vitalities that technology has taken care with sensitivity "Children represent a significant and one of the most vulnerable subject category of end users in the extensive range of security and surveillance systems and products available in the market.
With the Delhi Cabinet recently approving the installation of CCTV cameras in government schools to ensure safety of students, child security and surveillance is a trending subject in the industry currently.
CCTV Monitoring in vantage points, Wall Cams providing bird's eye view of the school campus or residential complexes, entrance automation, hidden cameras with inbuilt alerts and GPS tracking of school buses and vehicles form a part of the surveillance as do — very significantly —tracking and monitoring children's digital footprints.
Speaking about it Sudhindra Holla of Axis said, "We understand the concerns of everyone about the privacy issue. This is to ensure and make everyone aware that every company has a set of norms to address the privacy issues. We have ensured that surveillance data remains with the authorized people. Access is a very big thing.
If wrong people will get something important they would misuse it. So we have ensured that the leaks are minimal or no leaks. So the exhibition will offer an array of tools that will allow parents, schools and public places meant for children provide them a hassle free safe environment".