The second camera I am using is a Wyze Cam 2. Concerns have also been raised on the firm being owned by the Chinese government, adding a twist to the controversy over a Delhi government project to install 1.5 lakh CCTV cameras across the city.Many people prefer to have a direct stream for security cameras. A Chinese firm whose subsidiary has been shortlisted to supply security cameras for Delhi is on a US watch list, with an advisory on threats, including remote hacking and potential backdoor access. No wonder the cyber threat to CCTV systems has been in the news a lot recently.A recent case has highlighted the need for caution in the use of CCTV cameras. ItвЂ™s alarmingly easy and should concentrate minds in the security industry and that that applies to manufacturers, installers and CCTV operators alike.

It found the demand for video surveillance was growing in city surveillance, hospitality, airport security, BFSI (banking, financial services and insurance), retail, BPO, manufacturing, college campuses, infrastructure companies and education in addition to a growing interest from small and medium enterprises.According to an ET report, the video surveillance market is expected to more than treble from $700 million in 2017 to $2.5 billion by 2020. This indicates vast scope for use of more CCTV cameras by organisations in India.While the Seagate report found banking and financial services industry to be the leader globally in terms of use of video surveillance, in India it was the government. A 2016 report by American data storage company Seagate Technology said that Indian organisations use 249 cameras on average for video surveillance.The number was about the same as in China, but significantly lower than that in developed countries such as the US and UK, where organisations uses about 349 cameras on average.

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