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US bank TCF upgrades to hybrid recording and management across 430 branches

 US bank TCF upgrades to hybrid recording and management across 430 branches
Minneapolis-based TCF Bank, recently replaced Verint Systems video surveillance system with an IP-based video surveillance system consisting of March Networks hybrid NVRs, IP cameras and VMS for improved security, fraud detection and operational efficiency across its 430 retail banking branches. TCF Bank worked with certified provider DAV-COM Electric to trial the NVRs and opted to standardize on the solution soon after.

Minneapolis-based TCF Bank, recently replaced Verint Systems video surveillance system with an IP-based video surveillance system consisting of March Networks hybrid NVRs, IP cameras and VMS for improved security, fraud detection and operational efficiency across its 430 retail banking branches. TCF Bank worked with certified provider DAV-COM Electric to trial the NVRs and opted to standardize on the solution soon after.

"Reliability was our top criterion for selecting a new video surveillance system, to ensure we can properly safeguard our assets and reduce losses from fraudulent activity," said David Nelson, Assistant VP for Physical Security at TCF Bank. "The new NVRs will be the standard for all of our retail banking branches moving forward."

In addition to the hybrid NVRs, the bank is using March Networks VMS, which provides real-time system health monitoring to ensure optimal performance. It is also using WDR mini dome and compact WDR dome IP cameras as part of a strategic transition to all-IP video networking.

The hybrid NVRs is able to support advanced IP video capabilities, as well as intelligent video applications and analytics designed specially to help banks fight fraud, improve operations and increase profits. The NVRs supports as many as 32 IP cameras or any hybrid combination up to 16 analog inputs. This flexibility enables banks to deploy HD surveillance cameras as needed, while taking full advantage of their existing analog investments.

The ability to adopt March Networks ATM software applications is another reason why TCF Bank chose the financial solution. Searchlight includes powerful financial transaction investigation, skimming detection, image tracker and license plate tracker applications, as well as rich case management tools. It enables banks and credit unions to proactively detect fraudulent activity across their organizations and gather stronger case evidence through centralized searches that correlate video with transaction information, security analytics and other fraud-related data.

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