SecureCore — AI surveillance on the same fabric
For sites that need eyes as well as packets, SecureCore brings AI-assisted video surveillance under the same cloud-managed platform as the network
Why it matters
Cyber and physical security, one platform
Cameras and door access usually run on their own systems, with their own recorders, their own software and often their own network. They are managed by a different team, rarely patched, and camera traffic often shares the network with everything else.
SecureCore brings AI-assisted video surveillance onto the same cloud-managed platform as the network. Cameras plug into the Hermes edge that powers, protects and analyses them, camera traffic is segmented and inspected, and door stations add their video and entry events to the same console.
At a glance
Physical and network security, together
The hardware
Cameras, edge and doors on one platform
SecureCore runs on the Hermes SD-WAN AI Edge. The cameras plug into the same box that powers, protects and analyses them, and door stations add their video to the same view
AI IP Camera
PoE camera with a built-in speaker and microphone module for two-way talk and talk-down. Full specifications coming soon.
SD-WAN AI Edge 24P PoE
Powers up to 24 cameras over PoE+, analyses their video on the box and keeps clips on a hot-swap SSD.
Door stations
Video door phones and keypad stations: door video and entry events in the same console.
How it works
How SecureCore comes together
1
Connect
Cameras and door stations plug into the Hermes edge over PoE.
2
Protect
Camera traffic is placed on its own segment and inspected.
3
Analyse
AI analytics detect events on the edge, not just record footage.
4
Operate
Video and entry events appear in the same Orchestrator console.
SecureCore is Hermes AI-assisted video surveillance. It runs on the same cloud-managed platform as the network, so cameras, doors and network security are managed together.
Cameras plug into the Hermes SD-WAN AI Edge 24P PoE, which powers up to 24 cameras over PoE+ and analyses their video on the box.
Clips are kept on the hot-swap SSD in the Hermes edge.
Yes. Camera traffic is segmented from the rest of the network and inspected, so a compromised camera cannot reach business systems.
Yes. Hermes video door phones and keypad stations add door video and entry events to the same console.
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