Modern access control systems boost security but also face cyber risks. Learn how encryption, network segmentation, and regular updates keep your facility safe and how Vivo Asia’s expert team ensures offshore systems stay secure and compliant
Installing CCTV cameras requires careful attention to privacy, legal compliance, and ethical use. Learn how to secure your premises responsibly and upgrade your system with Vivo Asia’s expert team
In offshore environments, CCTV systems do more than record, they protect lives and assets. Learn how integration with ICSS, Fire & Gas, and helideck monitoring systems creates a smarter, safer platform.
Offshore CCTV systems operate in some of the most demanding environments, where reliability and safety are non-negotiable. Adhering to international standards not only ensures fault-free performance but also reflects a commitment to trusted, compliant, and high-quality system design.
In offshore operations, connectivity is power—but it also opens the door to cyber threats. As platforms and FPSOs rely more on high-speed internet for real-time data and remote access, strong cybersecurity measures are no longer optional. They’re essential for safety, continuity, and compliance at sea.
Installing CCTV systems offshore requires more than just durable cameras—it demands explosion-proof equipment, corrosion-resistant materials, and expert engineering. In this guide, we cover the essential components of a reliable marine-grade CCTV system and how Vivo Asia can help you upgrade with trusted Pelco solutions.
Range surveillance is a vital part of offshore safety and security—helping detect vessels, monitor personnel, and identify threats even in challenging conditions. This blog explores how far you can see using thermal cameras and IR illuminators, and what kind of information can be detected, recognized, or identified at various distances.
Learn the types of Marine Grade CCTV cameras that are used for harsh and hazardous environment during offshore operations. CCTV cameras ensure maritime safety as well as safety of the offshore operations and crew.
Offshore operations face unique security challenges. Integrating critical & reliable CCTV and radar detection systems ensures 24/7 monitoring, early threat detection, and enhanced situational awareness.
Radar detection systems use radio waves to identify and locate objects. By transmitting radio signals that bounce off objects and analyzing the reflected signals, they determine the location, speed, and characteristics of these objects.
Vivo Asia provides reliable Safe Area and ATEX CCTV camera solutions tailored to your industrial and hazardous environment needs.
In the high-stakes environments of energy and maritime industries, security is critical not just to protect assets but to ensure the safety of personnel and prevent costly disruptions. Why is CCTV-based early detection essential for secure and efficient operations in the energy and maritime industry. Continuous monitoring: 24/7 surveillance in critical areas. Fast threat detection: …
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By understanding the strengths and limitations of ATDI software and the ray tracing method, you can choose the right tool for your radar study depending on the scale, complexity, and environment.
A typical CCTV system on an FPSO (Floating Production Storage and Offloading) vessel is designed for security, monitoring, and safety.
Investing in IP security cameras ensures that industrial facilities are equipped with the latest technology to protect assets, ensure safety, and enhance operational efficiency.
Ensuring compliance with the MODU Code regulations for security system requires a proactive approach. Offshore drilling units must conduct regular audits and inspections to identify and rectify any deficiencies.
Choosing the right type of cabling for CCTV systems on maritime vessels is essential to ensure reliable performance and longevity, given the unique challenges posed by the marine environment.
ONVIF compatibility refers to the adherence of devices and software to certain standards, ensuring they can work together regardless of the manufacturer.
Backup systems serve as a cornerstone of industrial security, providing a safety net against unforeseen incidents and enabling swift recovery
CCTV system repair services play a vital role in ensuring the safety, security, and operational efficiency on board FPSOs.
Conducting coverage studies for CCTV systems on FPSO vessels is a proactive and strategic approach towards enhancing maritime security, safety, and operational resilience.
As digital transformation accelerates and connectivity becomes ubiquitous, the risk of cyber threats continues to escalate. By implementing robust security measures, maintaining vigilance, and fostering a culture of cybersecurity awareness, oil and gas companies can mitigate risks and safeguard critical infrastructure.
What to expect during Factory Acceptance Tests for a CCTV systems on FPSO Vessels.
The security of VMS against cybersecurity threats is paramount to ensuring the safety, security, and resilience of maritime operations.
The standards for security cameras in the oil and gas industry are essential to ensure the safety, security, and regulatory compliance of facilities.
Upgrading instead of replacing old CCTV systems not only safeguards investments but also contributes to a safer and more sustainable maritime industry.
As we look ahead, the future of CCTV systems for offshore use is defined by innovation, adaptability, and a commitment to safety.
In the oil and gas industry, adherence to access control system regulations is not only a legal requirement but a fundamental aspect of responsible and safe operations.
The growing integration of CCTV systems with digital technologies in offshore operations has led to an increased vulnerability to cyber threats, thereby necessitating a robust cybersecurity framework to protect these vital assets. These CCTV systems are instrumental in monitoring critical infrastructure, ensuring the safety of personnel, and safeguarding against potential threats. Vulnerabilities Within Offshore CCTV …
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Several factors are considered when installing access control systems in the oil and gas industry.
Ensuring robust cybersecurity at sea is not just a matter of compliance but also a necessity to protect vessels, crew, and sensitive cargo.
Ensuring the safety and security of FPSO vessels is of paramount importance, and one effective way to enhance security is by installing a Perimeter Intrusion Detection System (PIDS).
IP CCTV Systems combine the power of surveillance cameras with the versatility of internet connectivity, revolutionizing safety measures in hazardous environments.
Selecting the right Video Management System for your oil and gas CCTV systems is a critical decision that requires thorough research and consideration.
The main components of CCTV systems are different when applied to a harsh or hazardous environment such as on board a FPSO vessel or in an oil refinery.
The typical engineering output process for the installation of CCTV systems.
Thermal imaging cameras have various applications in the oil and gas industry, particularly in the areas of safety, maintenance, and troubleshooting
To mitigate these risks and enhance safety, the installation of CCTV systems on vessels has become an essential security measure.
The use of Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) solutions to bolster cybersecurity efforts have increased in importance in the oil and gas industry.
Key considerations that should be taken into account before installing a CCTV system in harsh environments.
Digital forensics is used in the oil and gas industry as a vital tool for detecting, investigating, and preventing cybercrimes.
The oil and gas industry plays a critical role in global energy supply, making it an attractive target for cybercriminals seeking to exploit vulnerabilities for financial gain, espionage, or disruption of operations.
A comprehensive exercise to evaluate, propose and successfully upgrade a CCTV system that was in operation on an FPSO in Ghana.
There are several industry-specific regulations that govern the use of CCTV systems within the industry.
Perimeter intrusion detection systems (PIDS) are a vital part of the security systems in may industries.
In the industrial sector, command and control centers play a crucial role in managing complex operations, ensuring safety, and increasing efficiency.
Data privacy and security are critical concerns for any organization, and this is especially true for those that rely on industrial CCTV systems.
One way to ensure a comprehensive security system in the oil and gas industry is by integrating CCTV systems with Access Control systems.
Different security systems work together to provide a comprehensive physical security solution for businesses and organizations.
