Eagle Eye Networks, the provider of cloud video surveillance, is pleased to announce that several core Eagle Eye University classes are now CPD-certified for physical security resellers and consultants in the United Kingdom and Europe.

With topics that are practical and timely, the classes are designed to further security professionals’ careers, enable them to meet education and licencing requirements, and enhance their businesses by offering cyber secure cloud video surveillance solutions to their customers.

Universally accepted principles

The Continuing Professional Development (CPD) certification means that Eagle Eye Networks Classes comply with universally accepted principles of CPD and have been structured to meet the criteria of personal development plans.

Classes will address topics such as how:

  • Cloud video surveillance systems address cybersecurity.
  • Remote access to video surveillance is made easy with the cloud.
  • True cloud video surveillance systems can be used to improve operations and efficiencies using video analytics and artificial intelligence (AI).

Cloud video surveillance

Eagle Eye Networks wants to give resellers and installers the tools to benefit from this change"

The first two classes are available virtually on Eagle Eye University and may be used toward annual CPD hours/points. The classes are: Eagle Eye VMS Overview (Tech-102) and Eagle Eye VMS Architecture and System Design (Tech-104). Eagle Eye will continue to add CPD-certified classes.

We’re pleased to offer our certified partners and those in the process of becoming certified courses on topics such as cybersecurity and the advantages of cloud video surveillance that are relevant and useful to security resellers and consultants,” said Rishi Lodhia, Managing Director, Eagle Eye Networks EMEA.

The industry is changing at a rapid pace, and video surveillance is no longer just a physical security product; it’s becoming an IT service. Eagle Eye Networks wants to give resellers and installers the tools to benefit from this change.”

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