Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

HEADLINES

Synology unveils Surveillance Station 8.2 to liberate phone-based surveillance

The iOS version has been released with the Android version coming around October. The revamp of DS cam offers higher performance, along with the addition of IP speakers to the hardware support list. The next generation of Application Center offers greater flexibility for application management.

Synology Inc. announced Surveillance Station 8.2. Locally available in the Philippines, this release showcases LiveCam, a new security camera app that turns a spare phone into an IP camera.

The iOS version has been released with the Android version coming around October. The revamp of DS cam offers higher performance, along with the addition of IP speakers to the hardware support list. The next generation of Application Center offers greater flexibility for application management.

“With the combination of LiveCam on iOS and the brand new DS cam, Surveillance Station has entered a mobile era of transforming the phone into a security camera and having its video recordings accessible by DS cam” said Ivan Chang, Product Manager at Synology Inc. “Features like Smart Time Lapse, Dual Authentication and support for IP speakers make Surveillance Station the project-ready solution.”

Surveillance Station 8.2 features include: turning phones into cameras with LiveCam; Application Center that knows just what is needed; next generation of DS cam that not only provides a more streamlined viewing experience, but also multi-timeline capabilities for intuitively searching through video footage; support for IP speakers; Time Lapse to shorten lengthy videos down to minutes or even seconds; Dual Authorization that restricts sensitive functions such as managing cameras or accessing video records to only be performed with authorization from another party; and Live Broadcast.

Advertisement. Scroll to continue reading.

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

Like Us On Facebook

You May Also Like

HEADLINES

The exploit, discovered by Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT), required no user interaction beyond clicking a malicious link and demonstrated exceptional technical...

HEADLINES

At the end of 2023, Sophos X-Ops noted a significant increase in ‘remote encryption’ attacks – where ransomware attackers breach a compromised and often...

HEADLINES

With the launch of KATA 7.0, organizations can now benefit from enhanced Network Detection and Response (NDR) capabilities with deeper network visibility, internal threats...

HEADLINES

In 2024, Globe blocked 3,096 child pornography domains or those containing child sexual abuse and exploitation materials (CSAEM), a slight increase from 3,047 domains restricted...

HEADLINES

During a recent webinar on Building Resilience Against Online Scams, hosted by fiber broadband and technology provider Converge ICT Solutions Inc., its Chief Executive...

HEADLINES

In 2024, Kaspersky restructured its Partner Program into four key partner types, recognizing the diverse profiles within its network – from traditional resellers and...

White Papers

The study tested 2,000 UK and US consumers, exposing them to a series of real and deepfake content. The results are alarming: only 0.1%...

HEADLINES

Deepfakes pose significant threats and risks, with nearly half of companies worldwide reporting incidents in 2024, according to industry reports. HONOR’s innovative solution immediately...

Advertisement