Advanced Asset Risk Management Technologies
A detailed study exploring the effectiveness of current CCTV systems and how smart surveillance technologies can close coverage gaps, boost monitoring efficiency, and support real time threat response.
In today’s security-conscious world, CCTV systems are more than just a set of cameras they are vital tools for maintaining safety, deterring and ensuring quick response to incidents. This article presents a detailed analysis of CCTV coverage under the concept of smart surveillance, combining traditional camera systems with modern technology to improve monitoring, efficiency, and risk management.
The study begins with a full assessment of current CCTV placement across key areas such as entry/exit points, parking lots, corridors, stairwells, and perimeter zones. Each camera’s field of view, resolution, night vision capability, and angle were evaluated. Redundancy was also observed in some zones, where multiple cameras pointed at the same area unnecessarily, wasting valuable resources.
To enhance coverage and system intelligence, the study recommends a shift toward smart surveillance solutions. This includes repositioning cameras for wider coverage, installing high-definition IP cameras, and using video analytics such as motion detection, facial recognition, and intrusion alerts. Better lighting, regular system maintenance, and data privacy compliance are also key parts of the improvement plan. With these upgrades, the CCTV system will not only monitor more effectively but also become a proactive security tool capable of alerting authorities in real time and reducing response time during emergencies.