Those looking to expand their security system capabilities might be interested in purchasing a Fusus CORE device. These devices and the annual software subscription available for purchase integrate with existing security cameras and grant device owners the option to share their video feeds with the Campbell Police Department Dispatch Communications Center. Owners have the option to continuously share their feeds (or select cameras) with CPD (these feeds will NOT be monitored 24/7, a 911 call will still need to be placed to send first responders in the event of an emergency) or elect to only have their live video feeds automatically shared with the dispatch center in the event of call for service dispatched within 1/10 of a mile or about 500 feet from your Fusus core device and cameras. 

No. Both the Campbell Police Department and Fusus policies require the camera owner to give explicit written permission to access cameras for any reason. Camera access and settings are also entirely controlled by the camera owner.

Fusus policy-based conditional access is a strictly one-way system, which means that the owner's policy settings cannot be overridden remotely by Campbell PD officers or Fusus.

Those who purchase the Fusus CORE Pro AI bundle or the Fusus CORE Elite AI bundle will receive the added benefit of artificial intelligence to rapidly search video provided to the system to automatically recognize weapons, vehicles of interest, and other identifying characteristics established by the user. 

All AI use cases exclude the use of facial recognition.

The data is secured with AES 256-bit encryption at rest, in transit, and in the Cloud. The FususCORE establishes a secure connection with TLS 1.3 allowing outbound traffic to AWS GovCloud. Once data reaches the FususONE CJIS-compliant cloud storage location, hosted on AWS Gov-Cloud servers, data is redundantly stored in multiple, geographically separated storage locations, or zones, to ensure over 99.9999% reliability and durability of data.