Surveillance Networks

Surveillance networks are interconnected systems that collect, analyze, and share data from various sources like cameras, sensors, and communication devices to monitor activities and environments. They are used by governments, businesses, or organizations to ensure security, track behaviors, and respond quickly to incidents. These networks operate through a web of technological tools that work together to provide real-time insights, helping to prevent crime, streamline operations, or enforce regulations. While they enhance safety and efficiency, they also raise important considerations about privacy and data security.