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Vumacam
1st Floor, 23 Melrose Arch Boulevard, Birnam
Core business offering: Vumacam is an infrastructure and platform provider with an extensive public space network, partnering with both private and public sectors. Vumacam deliver advanced surveillance solutions, offering critical video analytics and security services through its Proof platform to enhance safety, improve response times, and support law enforcement and private security efforts.
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Section - Service providers
Section - Surveillance equipment
-Housings, camera
- Domes/spheres/hemispheres
-Video analytics
- AI-enhanced analytics
- Server-based
-Video management systems (VMS)
-Cameras
- High definition (HD) - IP
- Low light
- Network/IP
-Thermal cameras
- Fixed
| News from Vumacam: |
Vumacam highlights concerns with proposed Johannesburg CCTV by-laws
Issue 2 2025, Surveillance, News & Events, Vumacam
Vumacam has raised objections to critical provisions of the by-laws governing privately owned CCTV cameras with a view of public spaces in the city, which were promulgated on Friday, 28 February 2025. |
Vumacam’s SafeCity Initiative
Issue 6 2023, Security Services & Risk Management, Vumacam
Vumacam’s SafeCity Initiative stands as an example of how cutting-edge technology, combined with community collaboration and the joint efforts of public and private law enforcement, can revolutionise crime prevention and law enforcement.
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Keeping students, staff and communities safe
Issue 1 2023, Surveillance, News & Events, Security Services & Risk Management, Vumacam
South African schools are facing increasing security challenges, making effective surveillance systems more important than ever. To address this issue, Vumacam is offering advanced security solutions with security partners, aimed at keeping students, staff, and the community safe. |
Security news: |
Eight African cybersecurity trends for 2026
January 2026, Information Security
Check Point Software Technologies has released eight critical trends shaping Africa’s digital turning point in 2026, noting that their implementation will require the government, the private sector, and key civic institutions to cooperate. |
Seeing is no longer believing
January 2026, Security Services & Risk Management
Fraud has shifted. It is no longer just about financial theft; it is about identity theft in the most visceral sense. The most effective control is often completely non-technical: the ‘pause and verify’ rule. |
Factories, grids, and finance: Critical infrastructure cyber lessons of 2025
January 2026, Information Security, Asset Management, Industrial (Industry)
Africa has seen an accelerated, large-scale digitisation of our overall industrial base, and this rapid convergence of IT and OT is happening on a foundation that, in essence, was not designed to be cybersecure. |
Reshaping South Africa’s built environment
January 2026, News & Events, Commercial (Industry), Facilities & Building Management, Securex South Africa
FM teams are responsible for the overall operational environment of a building, while security teams focus on protection, control, and incident response. Increasingly, both rely on the same data streams, infrastructure, and digital tools. |
Top five AIoT trends in 2026
January 2026, AI & Data Analytics, IoT & Automation
As we enter 2026, the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and IoT infrastructure is reshaping industries, unlocking unprecedented opportunities to optimise operations, enhance security, and improve sustainability. |
The IoT is a criminal’s worst nightmare
January 2026, IoT & Automation
For South Africans who want to stay here and build a better country for our kids, grandkids, friends, and others, the Internet of Things gets us really excited because it enables ‘edge processing’. |
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