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The Security Buying Group is the UK representative for DIGIFORT, the world's leading video management and analytics software.
Our distribution and manufacturing channel partners provide sales and first-line support to integrators. We are also a DELL re-seller, optimising servers and PC’s for running Digifort.
We offer two analytics packages:
- VCA Core Analytics. More… Intelligent video analytics for efficient site management.
- IPX Analytics. More… Using AI and Deep Learning to recognise people and vehicle behaviour.
We offer additional software modules for:
- Facial recognition. More…
- License plate recognition (LPR). More…
- Video synopsis using BriefCam. More…
News & Articles:
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01 February 2021
Digifort integrates with Sentinel ARC software.
Digifort also operates its own advanced, management, analytics and reporting features alongside Sentinel, for even greater system functionality.
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11 December 2020
“I’m a fire starter, twisted fire starter…” Not with our analytics, you’re not!
Following the huge interest in our fire detection IPX Analytics, this video shows a warehouse fire successfully detected within the Digifort Client.
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29 September 2020
Digifort shows its incredible fire detection analytics.
We wanted to share a sneak preview of our latest IPX Analytics development showing the successful detection of fire (and smoke).
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14 September 2020
Digifort’s is now integrated with Paxton’s Net2 access control system.
Paxton joins Salto, C-Cure, TDSI, Gallagher, Entry Pass and Vanderbilt in Digifort’s ever-growing list of access control integrations.
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Digifort’s new IPX analytics provides multi-zone, multi-camera occupancy.
Digifort IPX Analytics uses AI and Deep Learning to recognise people, vehicles and objects and how they are behaving.
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Digifort has released version 7.3 of its world-class, open-platform, VMS.
It has over 200 new, innovative features and improvements.
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Digifort integrates with all leading thermal cameras for life-safety solutions.
Digifort uses ‘hot-spot’ and ‘scene temperature deviation’ in thermal cameras to trigger alarms.