Industrial visual data can be sensitive. Synqora AI should be designed with security-conscious architecture and deployment choices that reflect the customer's environment and policies.
Potential architectural principles cover how video, events, metadata, and application traffic are protected and governed.
Identity, authorization, isolation, and auditability can form part of a deployment's access-control design.
Edge, cloud, on-premises, and hybrid patterns can be considered according to privacy, latency, connectivity, bandwidth, resilience, regulatory, and scale requirements.
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Security architecture can incorporate encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, authentication, audit trails, environment isolation, configurable retention, edge options, controlled video access, and secure APIs.
Edge inference can be considered to reduce latency and bandwidth, increase control over video data, and improve resilience during connectivity interruptions.
Relevant security, privacy, and regulatory requirements are evaluated as part of deployment architecture and scope. Available controls and evidence should be confirmed for the specific engagement.
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