ACTi Solution: Resilient Recording and Data Integrity
ACTi provides an end-to-end, multi-layered approach to evidence protection, guaranteeing continuous recording and absolute data integrity even under extreme hardware or network failure conditions.
Automated NVR Redundancy Services: ACTi's Video Management System (VMS) supports highly reliable N 1 and N-to-N redundancy architectures. Dedicated redundancy servers continuously monitor the health of the primary NVRs. If a primary NVR goes offline due to a hardware failure or network drop, the redundancy server instantly takes over. It directly records all surveillance video from the cameras, maintains system logs, and handles real-time event notifications without human intervention, ensuring zero loss of evidence.
Storage Redundancy (RAID): To protect against physical storage failures, ACTi NVRs support advanced RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) configurations. This ensures that video data is mirrored or parity-protected across multiple drives. If a hard drive physically crashes, the video evidence remains completely intact and the system continues recording seamlessly while the damaged drive is swapped out.
Camera SD Card Synchronization: To combat network outages between the camera and the server, ACTi cameras utilize edge recording. If the connection to the VMS is lost, the camera automatically begins recording the video directly to its onboard MicroSD card. Once the network connection is restored, the ACTi VMS automatically synchronizes with the camera, pulling the missing video segments and seamlessly stitching them back into the central storage timeline.
Trusted Video Evidence and Encryption: To guarantee the authenticity of the footage for legal proceedings, ACTi utilizes advanced video file encryption and digital watermarking. These security protocols lock the exported video files, making them tamper-proof. When viewed by authorities, the system can instantly verify the watermark, proving definitively that the evidence has not been altered since the exact moment it was captured by the camera lens.