This training program provides participants with in-depth knowledge of Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) systems, focusing on the core principles, configurations, and management strategies without requiring hands-on technical work. The program is designed to build a strong foundational understanding of how CCTV systems operate, their components, applications, and best practices for effective planning and system design to support surveillance and security goals.
Understand the fundamental components and structure of CCTV systems.
Analyze different types of CCTV cameras and their appropriate uses.
Interpret system diagrams and design considerations.
Gain insight into system configuration methods and integration options.
Recognize common operational issues and theoretical approaches to troubleshooting.
Identify essential security, privacy, and performance considerations in CCTV systems.
Security and surveillance supervisors.
Facility managers and security coordinators.
IT professionals involved in surveillance planning.
Engineers and project planners are responsible for system design.
Technical consultants and support staff in the security field.
Definition and purpose of CCTV systems.
Key components: cameras, recorders, monitors, and networks.
Categories of CCTV systems: analog vs. IP-based.
Overview of system design and layout principles.
Use cases and industry applications.
System architecture and connection topologies.
Understanding camera specifications: resolution, focal length, and coverage.
Introduction to DVR/NVR configuration concepts (non-practical).
Network considerations: bandwidth, IP addressing (theoretical overview).
Overview of integration possibilities with other systems (alarms, access control).
Concepts of video monitoring: real-time vs. recorded.
Recording strategies: continuous, scheduled, motion-based.
Basics of video management software (VMS) functionalities.
Storage types, retention policies, and theoretical calculations.
Key elements of effective monitoring strategies.
Common CCTV operational challenges.
Preventive maintenance from a planning perspective.
Overview of diagnostic tools and what they reveal.
Reading logs and alerts to identify theoretical faults.
Planning updates and upgrades: what to consider.
Principles of CCTV data protection and user access management.
Theoretical encryption and cybersecurity practices in CCTV systems.
Compliance with legal and regulatory frameworks (e.g., GDPR).
Evaluating system performance: KPIs and benchmarks.
Emerging trends in AI-based video analytics and smart surveillance.
