FTP in CCTV, or File Transfer Protocol in Closed-Circuit Television systems, provides a secure method for transferring video data. It facilitates the transportation of video data from security cameras to a remote server, ensuring the constant flow of information.
Here's a breakdown of what FTP does in a CCTV context:
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Secure Data Transfer: FTP offers a channel to securely transfer video footage from CCTV cameras to a designated server, safeguarding the video information.
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Remote Storage: It enables the storage of CCTV footage on a remote server, offering a backup solution and allowing access to the footage from different locations.
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Continuous Information Flow: By automating the transfer process, FTP ensures a constant stream of video data is available for monitoring and review.
