Cloud video is a non-starter
Streaming plant footage to someone else’s cloud fails your data-residency, privacy, and OT-security requirements before the evaluation even starts.
IT, OT & Security Architects
Enterprise AI on your cameras — without opening your network.
Camnitive connects to your existing CCTV over ONVIF/RTSP, runs inference on-premises GPU hardware, and keeps raw video inside your perimeter. Deploy fully on-prem, air-gapped, in a sovereign in-country cloud, or hybrid — your architecture, your call.
Sound familiar?
The problems this role owns
Another vendor on the network
Every new system means firewall exceptions, agents, and an expanded attack surface that your team owns forever.
Black-box AI cannot be governed
If you cannot explain why the system flagged an event, you cannot defend it to a review board, a works council, or a regulator.
What changes
What you get with Camnitive
Deploys inside your perimeter
Fully on-premises and air-gap capable, in-country sovereign cloud, or hybrid edge — raw video never leaves the site in any edge deployment.
Works with what you already run
ONVIF/RTSP camera compatibility and VMS integration — no rip-and-replace, no proprietary camera lock-in.
Deterministic and auditable by design
Detection feeds a rules engine, not a model’s mood. Every rule evaluation is logged, reproducible, and explainable after the fact.
Least-privilege access, logged
Role-based access control, per-access audit logging, and retention enforced by policy — privacy by design across the camera estate.
Straight answers for your security review
- What leaves the site? Only events and sealed evidence — or nothing at all in air-gapped mode.
- Footprint: on-prem GPU inference at the edge, standard ONVIF/RTSP ingestion, no camera firmware changes.
- Access: RBAC with full audit logging; video retention is enforced by policy, not by habit.
- Governance: deterministic rules with decision logs — conformity documentation ships with every deployment.
Put our architecture in front of your architects
Book a technical deep-dive: deployment models, network topology, integration surface, and the security documentation to go with it.
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