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Video encryption ENCRYPTION RTSP RTP C P Command & Control Video Packets We are using TLS to encrypt the Command & Control Channel) We secure the video packet by encrypting it with AES (symetric key). We secure the symetric key by encrypting it with RSA (assymetric key).

• Video management crash course
• Before we start
• Cybersecurity & privacy protection
• Why should I care?
• But… I have nothing to hide.
• It's not only about devices and video feeds
• It's not only about devices and video feeds (1)
• Slide Number 9
• Cyber threats are unforgiving
• SingHealth cyberattack
• Cybersecurity concepts
• Core cybersecurity capabilities
• Authentication
• Why authenticate?
• Authentication methods
• Password protection methods
• Disabling basic authentication
• Enabling passive authentication
• Authorization
• User management
• What can users do?
• Encryption
• Encryption types
• Video encryption
• Video encryption (1)
• Video encryption (2)
• Video encryption (3)
• Encryption limitations & caveats
• More encryption features in our solutions
• Privacy matters
• 1st GDPR video surveillance fine in France
• Data protection laws
• Goal is to unify and strengthen data protection
• Privacy protection methods
• Core privacy protection capabilities
• Decide who sees what
• Video surveillance anonymization
• Share evidence while protecting privacy
• Static masking vs. dynamic masking
• Within the architecture
• Slide Number 42
• On premise deployment
• Hybrid deployment
• Centralized monitoring deployment
• Real-life deployments
• Slide Number 47
• Slide Number 48
• Slide Number 49
• Slide Number 50
• An evolving strategy
• Start with the basics
• Enforce best IT practices in your organization
• Slide Number 54
• Implement multiple layers of cybersecurity and privacy
• Slide Number 56
• What the future holds
• Our predictions
• Our main drivers
• Democratizing cybersecurity
• Wrap-up
• Up next: The Exam!
• Slide Number 63