Nasugn Vigil — BlogCloud CCTV for Australian businesses: data residency, bring-your-own cameras, and smarter alerts.https://vigil.nasugn.com.au/en-AUMotion alerts that actually matter: person & vehicle detectionhttps://vigil.nasugn.com.au/blog/motion-alerts-that-actually-matter/https://vigil.nasugn.com.au/blog/motion-alerts-that-actually-matter/A camera that pings you every time a shadow moves trains you to ignore it. Here's how on-device person and vehicle detection cuts false alerts down to the events you actually care about.Fri, 24 Apr 2026 00:00:00 GMTmotion detectionperson detectionvehicle detectionalertsfalse alarmsYou don't need a new NVR — use the cameras you already havehttps://vigil.nasugn.com.au/blog/you-dont-need-a-new-nvr/https://vigil.nasugn.com.au/blog/you-dont-need-a-new-nvr/Most cloud CCTV pitches start with 'rip out your gear and buy ours'. If your cameras speak ONVIF or RTSP, you don't have to. Here's how a small agent turns existing IP cameras into cloud CCTV.Thu, 19 Mar 2026 00:00:00 GMTbring your own cameraonvifrtspagentcloud cctvWhere does your CCTV footage actually live? (And why Australian businesses should ask)https://vigil.nasugn.com.au/blog/where-does-your-cctv-footage-live/https://vigil.nasugn.com.au/blog/where-does-your-cctv-footage-live/Cloud CCTV means your footage sits on someone's servers — but whose, and in which country? Here's why data residency matters under the Australian Privacy Act, and how to get a straight answer.Wed, 11 Feb 2026 00:00:00 GMTdata residencyprivacy actcloud cctvaustralia