Important Notes: Recording Time Estimates: The estimated recording time provided is based on 24/7 continuous recording. Please note that changes in motion detection settings, manual recording, audio recording, and resolution adjustments may affect actual recording times. Firmware Compatibility: These estimates apply to TIGERSECU DVRs with firmware version 8638000020200514 / 8638000020200520 or later. For any questions or additional information, our support team is ready to assist you. Contact us at 323-315-0396, Monday to Friday, 9 am – 5 pm Pacific Time, or email service@tigersecu.com. We aim to respond within 12 hours.

Resolving 2MP DVR Network Connection Issues   If you’re having trouble accessing your DVR for remote viewing, try these simple steps: Ensure the Latest Firmware: Make sure your DVR has the latest firmware to ensure reliability. Click here for firmware instructions. Check Ethernet Connection: Verify that the DVR is firmly connected to the router using an Ethernet cable. Avoid using a WiFi extender as it can cause network issues. Try reconnecting the cable or using a different one. If you still need assistance, contact us at service@tigersecu.com for remote support. To expedite the process, please send us your DVR’s Network Page, QR Code Page, and password. You can find this information in the DVR Main Menu, Network Menu. We will

Revolutionizing CCTV Security: The Role of AI in Cybersecurity In recent years, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into CCTV security systems has marked a significant shift in how we approach surveillance and cybersecurity. Traditional CCTV systems primarily focus on recording footage, but advancements in AI technology have transformed these systems into smart security solutions capable of real-time threat detection and analysis. This blog explores how AI enhances the capabilities of CCTV security, especially when combined with technologies like 5MP DVRs and Private PoE IPCs that can detect human shapes. The Evolution of CCTV Security Historically, CCTV systems served as passive security tools. They captured and stored video footage, which could be reviewed later in the event of an incident.