Scati oversees more than 2.000 cameras in an Argentine bank

Gracias a la solución Scati Suite, se gestionan desde un centro de monitoreo situado en Buenos Aires, more than 2.000 cámaras distribuidas en las sucursales del país.

Scati ha sido la empresa elegida por una importante entidad bancaria argentina debido a la flexibilidad y capacidad de adaptación de su Scati Suite a los requerimientos tanto de la entidad bancaria como a las nuevas normativas de seguridad, Comunicación A-5120 y Comunicación A-5136 del BCRA (Banco Central de la República de Argentina).

La entidad financiera cuya presencia mundial está representada en más de 100 países ha renovado sus sistemas de CCTV para fortalecer la seguridad de sus oficinas y adaptarse a las nuevas normativas impuestas por el BCRA. To do this, has developed a tailor-made security project.

In addition to complying with Communications A-5120 and A-5136 of the BCRA, Scati's solution is perfectly suited to sending and downloading information on tight networks and enables growth in the number of VCRs and possible future migrations to hybrid equipment.

Communication "A" 5136, published as a specific complement on Closed Circuit Television to Communication "A" 5120, both being an update of Communication "A" 3390 of 2001, is an update of the minimum security measures in the banking system to be able to cover the new operational risks to which Financial Institutions are exposed in Argentina.

Miguel Angel Gimeno, International Business Development Manager at Scati, stressed that “serving this Communication as a common basis for the bulk of the Banks, the technical characteristics of the Digital Recording Systems are subsequently established independently by each financial institution, And that's where, where the Scati Suite is fully adapted to the specific needs that a Bank presents and expects to see satisfied”.

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