@dashrender said in Looking for Security camera options:
@irj said in Looking for Security camera options:
@pete-s said in Looking for Security camera options:
I would guess though, that you could use a reverse proxy and still put most of these things directly online - especially if you put your own logon page in front of the proxy's redirect to the camera system.
Yes, the cameras or NVR would be accessible through the reverse proxy only.
When you authenticate with SAML, the users are authenticated against a third party "login" service (called Identity Provider). So you are basically outsourcing 2FA and the login process to someone who has the resources to secure it. It's how enterprises do it.
Kind of...
Any resource as important as camera system would certainly not be exposed directly. There is no reason for it. You're never gonna say "Customer please login and check the camera system." So why publicly expose at all.
Require VPN and make it internal only resource.
You're right about using SAML for authentication and using groups to maintain.
wow - I don't know what customers you're talking about - but the two I had that have cameras absolutely demanded an app on their phone to watch their cameras from anywhere.
Where they enterprises or hobby businesses?
@Pete-S stated specifically enterprises and that is what I am answering. Nobody in an enterprise needs to check a camera while out to dinner. In real businesses CEOs don't have access to cameras nor do they care.
@Dashrender you've misinterpreted nearly every reply on this thread and frankly everyone else is not understanding your replies like your sarcasm.
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