Cloudastructure, the first cloud-native AI surveillance company, announced that it will be adding a new enterprise-grade solution to its suite of offerings to meet the growing needs of its larger customers. The new solution will include robust administration and security features as well as powerful AI analytics.

Cloudastructure provides cloud-based video security systems to enterprises and has secured more than $30 million in crowd-sourced commitments from more than 10,000 investors in its first Reg A+ offering. The funding has allowed them to further expand their solution offerings, including the new rollout of their 1Cloud Enterprise solution.

The new enterprise-grade offering will include different levels of administrative and user roles through its Permission System as well as a complete audit trail of user interaction with unlimited storage. The solution already includes two-factor authentication and single-sign on (SSO) which integrates with active-directory/cloud-based identity and access management systems like OneLogin, OKTA and others. As with all Cloudastructure offerings, the enterprise solution has System Health Monitoring which provides alerts if the on-premises Cloud Video Recorder (CVR) is down or when cameras are offline.

In addition to the robust administrative and security features, Cloudastructure is rolling out a significant amount of new AI analytics which are pleasing its enterprise customers.

"We are excited about the new rules-based alerts which will notify us when a bad actor enters one of our stores. And, we can also identify license plates from our parking lot and get alerted if this person is considered a known bad actor. This will dramatically improve our security readiness and response," says Paul Henderson, President of High Times which operates several Cannabis/THC retail stores.

AI Analytics features include anomaly detection, rule-based alerts (based on key factors such as time of motion, person, license plate, etc.). Powerful new search capabilities such as search by color of shirt or vehicle are also included.

Additional advanced detection capabilities are also being rolled out for

• vehicles:
  • vehicle counting,
  • license plate recognition (LPR),
  • wrong-way detection;
• and people:
  • people counting,
  • line crossing,
  • people wearing a facemask vs. no-facemask
  • and gender/age detection.

"These powerful AI features will allow enterprises to be much more proactive and intelligent in their security response," says Rick Bentley, Founder and CEO of Cloudastructure, Inc. "The strong response from our customers and prospects suggests that these features are going to provide companies with the ability to reduce incidents, increase customer service, with VIP alerts for example, and improve the centralized management and control of the overall security solution."