Evidence Download System (DES-25) For applications with high levels of activity, for the logging, archiving & tracking of Digital Evidence which is downloaded to two discs, one being a working copy for issue to Police, the other held on site for archive and verification purposes. This pack is supplied with write once 4.7GB DVD…
The EIDOS Cloud Based Daily Occurrence Book has been developed and is hosted in the UK and is fully GDPR compliant. As part of the service we can attend site to install train & commission and include full UK based telephone support throughout the year. Accessible by all Stakeholders Easily configured with site specific Subject…
Statutory Information Signs In order to comply with the requirements of the Data Protection Act signs must be mounted adjacent to the entry to CCTV surveillance areas. In the case of external area surveillance signs should be fixed to the perimeter on the approaches to and at strategic positions within less well-defined areas such as…
Comprehensive CCTV Management Made Simple This pack is designed to equip businesses with everything they need to effectively manage a small to medium-sized CCTV system. It enables users to securely download incident footage for evidence purposes and efficiently handle Subject Right of Access requests. Additionally, these packs provide Data Controllers with the essential tools to…
CCTV / Data Protection Act Compliance Training Delivered Onsite We are able to provide a bespoke course with regards to the Data Protection Act for your organisation. These courses usually run for two and a half to four hours, and are delivered at the client’s offices, on site or at a client-convenient location. They are…
There can be little doubt that The Government are taking the legality of CCTV very seriously indeed. With the advent of the Data Protection Act 2018, which incorporates the requirements of the EU GDPR regulations, business can be fined up to 4% of their annual international turnover for serious breaches, with unlimited civil damages able…
Introduction The goal of this white paper is to inform stakeholders of the legal responsibilities and rights in relation to the Data Protection Act (DPA) as it applies to CCTV and other systems that process personal data. It is of fundamental importance to recognise that the Data Protection Act is not technology specific, it relates…
House owners are now more frequently installing surveillance (CCTV) systems to protect their property. This is not illegal, as long as the system is operated in a lawful and responsible manner. Compliance with the Data Protection Act 1998 is now a requirement following the result of a European Court judgement. Where your cameras capture…
The 6 lawful reasons for processing data under DPA Consent of the data subject Processing is necessary for the performance of a contract with the data subject or to take steps to enter into a contract Processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation Processing is necessary to protect the vital interests of a…
The following article considers the legislative problems with the majority of CCTV systems and how these can be avoided. Please contact us if you would like help in complying with the issues raised by this document. CCTV 90% Illegal 80% Ineffective Whether CCTV is an existing element of your security/management strategy or you are considering investing…
