CCTV

Hikvision and Dahua are used by over 60% of UK public bodies, despite widespread criticism around alleged ties to crimes in Xinjiang

This surveillance solution is easy to deploy and packed with useful video analysis tools

Build your own cut-price surveillance equipment

A smart surveillance solution with clever video analytics tools

A clever hybrid IP camera that combines video surveillance with a wireless AP and support for EnGenius’ Neutron WLAN meshing

Top image quality, an IP67 rating and colour at very low light levels makes this a great choice for external surveillance

Night vision isn’t great, but this little camera packs in a lot of surveillance features for a tempting price

It’s pricey, but this little 1080p camera simply won’t be beaten for video quality and surveillance features

A very affordable outdoor IP camera that’s built like a tank, though image quality is merely adequate

Website shows footage of babies sleeping in cots, offices and even a pub

Internet giants tell Home Secretary Theresa May what they make of the Communications Data Bill.

Raytheon’s RIOT could track terrorists via Facebook and Twitter, predict future whereabouts.

Leaked communications suggest involvement in mass global surveillance network.

Privacy International gives Government until 6 August to respond to concerns or face legal proceedings.

A year after the hack on RSA, Art Coviello says the entire security industry has been going through 'hell.'

Trendnet says it has issued a firmware fix for a load of its vulnerable IP CCTV cameras.

We went to Craven Cottage to see how Fulham's IP CCTV operation was using iPads to watch over fans.

The ICO clamps down on the controversial CCTV viewing website after a clip appears on YouTube.

Met Police warns shiny gadgets attract criminals.

A website that rewards members for spotting shoplifters using CCTV footage goes live amid privacy concerns.

There is split opinion on the use of CCTV across the UK, but it seems those in charge have no idea exactly how many cameras are actually in use.

The Conservative party has revealed plans to end ID cards, the ContactPoint database and give the Information Commissioner more powers.

Public sector trials of WiMAX suggest it could settle into an infrastructure type niche, rather than battle LTE in the consumer space.