Web-cloud hosted unified physical security system
AssigneeBlubøX Security, Inc.
InventorsPatrick J. Barry, Sean Erik Dyer, Simon Goldshmid
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Abstract
A system comprises a web-cloud security subsystem that hosts, manages, and analyzes data related to a plurality of hosted applications that provide at least one of physical access control, surveillance, alarm management, visitor management, and elevator management; at least one physical security subsystem that exchanges data with a corresponding hosted application of the web-cloud security subsystem; and a real-time control and monitoring device that provides secure access of the web-cloud security subsystem.
Claims13
A web-cloud security system, comprising:
- a first subsystem that manages, controls, analyzes, and autonomously responds to data related to a plurality of hosted applications stored in a web cloud-that provide at least one of physical access control, surveillance, alarm management, intrusion management, visitor management, vendor management, incident management, biometric identity, credential management, and elevator management;
- a second subsystem that exchanges data with a hosted security application of the first subsystem through a communication path, wherein the applications exchange data in a sequence from the second subsystem to the first subsystem that includes a first data having a first priority prior to a second data having a second priority even though the sequence is out-of-order such that the first data occurred after the second data, including in response to an interruption in the data exchange;
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- at least one real-time control and monitoring device that provides real-time forensic data to a recipient electronic device by determining either a first communication path from the second subsystem to the first subsystem or a second communication path via a wireless connection, cellular, or hardwire LAN connection.
A computer program product comprising instructions which, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:
- manage, control, analyze, and autonomously respond to data related to a plurality of hosted applications stored in a web cloud that provide at least one of physical access control, surveillance, alarm management, intrusion management, visitor management, vendor management, incident management, biometric identity, credential management, and elevator management;
- exchange data with a hosted security application of the plurality of hosted applications through a communication path, and in a sequence that includes a first data having a first priority prior to a second data having a second priority even though the sequence is out-of-order such that the first data occurred after the second data, including in response to an interruption in the data exchange;
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- provide real-time forensic data to a recipient electronic device by determining either a first communication path between the one or more processors or a second communication path via a wireless connection, cellular, or hardwire LAN connection.
A method for web-cloud security, comprising:
- managing, controlling, analyzing, and autonomously responding by a first subsystem to data related to a plurality of hosted applications stored in a web cloud that provide at least one of physical access control, surveillance, alarm management, intrusion management, visitor management, vendor management, incident management, biometric identity, credential management, and elevator management;
- exchanging, by a second subsystem, data with a hosted security application of the plurality of hosted applications through a communication path, and in a sequence that includes a first data having a first priority prior to a second data having a second priority even though the sequence is out-of-order such that the first data occurred after the second data, including in response to an interruption in the data exchange;
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- providing, by at least one real-time control and monitoring device, real-time forensic data to a recipient electronic device by determining either a first communication path from the second subsystem to the first subsystem or a second communication path via a wireless connection, cellular, or hardwire LAN connection.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.