About Guest authors

It takes a village . We know there are many views and perspectives on the world of security and surveillance, not just ours. So we want to make Secure Insights an open platform for the entire ecosystem to share their thoughts. We encourage anyone involved with the industry – product developers, resellers, integrators, end users, analysts – anyone with an opinion or view you want to share – to join our conversation. If you have a specific topic you’d like to share, send us a note (blog@axis.com) and we’ll work with you to get a blog post published. We only ask that you keep commercial marketing messages to a minimum – there are other places for that and we want our blog to be an educational and engaging dialogue among professionals about topics that matter most. . On this page you’ll find some our guest authors who have contributed to Secure Insights. Why not join the group!

Posts by Guest authors:

    7 potential issues with video surveillance in police investigations

    Today’s video surveillance systems are often designed as a preventive element, a tool for real-time monitoring or automatic event assessment. But when it comes to a real crime investigation, nothing is as important as a quality recording. Captain Ing. Martin Spurný, a police forensic expert with more than 18 years of experience with the most … Continued

      Global Lighting and Electronics Specialist using AI to boost lean manufacturing at assembly lines

        This post is written by Huri Mendoza, Global Director of Operational Excellence at Hella KGaA. Read more about Huri at the end. The competition is razor-sharp in the automotive industry, which is true throughout the value chain. Hella is a major supplier to this industry, so these conditions define the company’s daily operation. No … Continued

        The easy way to publicly stream video from IP cameras

        Today’s security cameras do far more than just monitor their surroundings for threats. We’re seeing more and more businesses wanting to make their live videos available to the public.  From hotels using their online camera connection to show the beauty of their surroundings to tourists, to public infrastructure companies monitoring the traffic situation at intersections … Continued

          Video surveillance and the GDPR. What will change?

          At a time when technology, including smart cameras, allows companies to collect much more sensitive information about individuals, more stringent supervision of the protection of personal data is vital. A video recording of an identifiable person naturally forms part of an individual’s personal data. The EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), which came into effect … Continued