The pressure on airport staff is increasing. Days after the EU’s Entry/Exit System became fully operational in April 2026, ACI Europe reported border-control queues of two to three hours during peak periods across airports in 15 countries. In Palma, a union reported...
Mobile security officers in major ports work across large areas where fixed cameras cannot see everything. Live-streaming bodycams can show the control room what an officer faces during an incident. Recordings can then help the team review what happened and write a clearer incident report.
Bodycam footage can contain faces, voices, locations, licence plates and details about employees and the general public. It may also become evidence in an investigation or court case. The five standards most closely connected with this environment are ISO/IEC 27001,...
Bodycams are increasingly used outside policing to protect employees, discourage aggression and create an objective record of incidents. They are now worn by railway conductors, hospital security officers, private security guards and selected retail employees. In connected deployments, live video can also give a control room a direct view of an unfolding situation.
Go to topic: Digital evidence management Real-Time insights Operational flexibility and ease of use 3rd party integrations Enterprise-grade security and functionalities ZEPCAM T2 Endura: A new standard in endurance Conclusion Digital Evidence Management The focus on...
At the event, ETZEL will represent ZEPCAM’s body-worn video ecosystem for local law enforcement (Kommunaler Ordnungsdienst) and emergency services across Germany, continuing the momentum of our collaboration and growing demand for reliable video evidence in frontline...
What discouragement looks like on the shop floor A visible bodycam changes behaviour. Not because every incident ends in prosecution, but because many confrontations cool down once people realise their actions and words are on record. Retail-focused work shared by ECR...
The episode follows three frontline roles that rarely appear together in one story, yet their experiences are strikingly similar. Each professional is expected to remain calm, explain rules or decisions, and absorb anger that is often not personal, but still very...
In the Netherlands and many other countries, bodycams are already used in healthcare settings—but primarily by hospital security teams, not by nurses or clinical staff. This distinction matters. The role of bodycams in healthcare is not to monitor care professionals....