The Senstar Symphony™ Common Operating Platform with sensor fusion is a modular solution for security management and data intelligence. In addition to being an open, highly scalable video management system with built-in video analytics, it includes full-featured access control and perimeter intrusion detection modules. But what truly sets Senstar Symphony apart from other systems is its sensor fusion engine. By intelligently combining low-level sensor data with video analytics, the sensor fusion engine achieves the highest levels of performance, far beyond that of the individual devices. Senstar Symphony seamlessly incorporates sensor fusion, event algorithms, and rule-based actions to provide unmatched capabilities, flexibility, and performance.
Video Management
Senstar Symphony Common Operating Platform
Video, Security and Data Intelligence Platform with Sensor Fusion Engine
E5000 Physical Security Appliance
Turnkey Hardware and Video Management Software Solution
The Senstar E5000 Physical Security Appliance (PSA) is a complete security management system in a box. Available in two models, it combines compact, purpose-built hardware with Senstar Symphony™ Common Operating Platform and is ideal for sites where vibration and extreme temperatures are difficult to manage, including remote utility and energy infrastructure, as well as space constrained environments.
R-Series Servers
High-Performance Senstar Symphony Server Solution
Deploy a video surveillance system with confidence. Senstar R-Series servers are ideal for customers looking for a turnkey solution. Running on validated hardware for optimal performance when recording, streaming, or video analytic processing, Senstar Symphony R-Series servers are pre-loaded with Senstar Symphony Common Operating Platform (COP) software. They support a wide range of cameras and video analytics and also integrate with perimeter intrusion detection systems (PIDS) and access control (AC) monitoring. Available in four models, different hardware and software configurations are available to best meet your surveillance requirements and budget.
Senstar Enterprise Manager
Centralized Cloud Management for Multi-Site Video Surveillance Deployments
Senstar Enterprise Manager (SEM) provides centralized, cloud-based management for multi-location video surveillance deployments. It helps to streamline IT operations through unified health monitoring and settings management, while automating firmware updates for network cameras and Senstar products.
Senstar Symphony Supported Devices
Manufacturers and Models Supported in Senstar Symphony
Senstar Symphony is compatible with analog and IP cameras, encoders, DVRs and other video devices from a wide variety of manufacturers. View a comprehensive list of the manufacturers and models supported in the latest version of the management platform.
TCP Listener
Link Video to Business Processes
The TCP Listener is a Senstar Symphony module that listens for incoming metadata over a TCP socket and associates it with an image or video, enabling organizations to use data like barcodes or serial numbers when searching for photos and recorded video. An ROI can be gained by reducing the amount of time it takes to conduct investigations and reduce warranty claims.
Thin Client
Network Video Display Appliance
The Senstar Thin Client is a simple and cost-effective device designed to display 1080p video from 30+ network video camera manufacturers via ONVIF Profile S, as well as from the Senstar Symphony VMS or any RTSP-compatible video source. The device is ideal for space-constrained environments due to its compact design while its web-based interface makes it easy to configure and manage.
Workstations
High-Performance Operator Workstations
The R-Series Operator Station complements the R-Series Network Video Recorders (NVR). Featuring Dell hardware, the Operator Station is ideal for customers looking for a preconfigured, validated video surveillance client. The R001 model is optimized for everyday video monitoring applications and supports up to three displays.
Video Management FAQs
What is VMS (Video Management Software)?
Video management software (VMS) or a video management platform displays and records video streams from cameras and other sources. It is also responsible for permission management and access rules. In addition to basic display, record, and playback functions, VMS can offer additional functionality, including built-in video analytics, privacy controls, and alarm management.
Why VMS (Video Management Software)?
A security guard watching a camera feed for suspicious activity is not practical with the huge volume of video produced by today’s surveillance systems. Instead, video management software (VMS) or a video management platform is used to monitor and manage video feeds around the clock while built-in video analytics or integrated security sensors detect suspicious activity, instantly alerting security personnel.
What is a Video Management System?
A video management system or video management platform typically refers to software used to manage cameras and other sources. Records sensor inputs and manages the storage and access to such. It provides a UI (User Interface) to grant or deny permissions to live, historical and additional data if available. To ensure optimal operation, certified server hardware should be used.
Similar terms
Video management platform, IP camera software, network cameras, IP audio, video management system
How Security Events Should be Managed in Video Management Software
Perimeter intrusion detection sensors and video management software (VMS) make a perfect pair. Without detection capabilities, a site’s video surveillance system will only passively record intrusion events. Intrusion sensors, on the...
Six Challenges in Securing Large Perimeters: Part 2
A recent article posted on securitymagazine.com summarized six challenges associated with securing the perimeters of large facilities. In our last post, we looked at the first three challenges. In Part 2...
Six Challenges in Securing Large Perimeters: Part 1
A recent article posted on securitymagazine.com summarized six challenges associated with securing the perimeters of large facilities. In Part 1 of this article, we examine the first three challenges in greater...