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Know the moment a camera is covered, blinded, blurred, frozen or moved, or its infrared fails. Visylix makes sure a sabotaged camera raises an alarm instead of quietly going dark.
Visylix Camera Tampering Detection watches every feed for signs that a camera has been sabotaged or has failed. It alerts when a lens is covered or sprayed, blinded by a bright light, blurred or knocked out of focus, when the picture freezes, when the camera is moved or pointed away, and when its infrared fails after dark. Each camera learns its own normal, including the day and night cycle, so dusk, headlights and infrared switching never read as tampering, and a condition must persist before it fires. The moment tampering is confirmed, a Sudarshan rule can open a critical incident, warn the intruder through a camera speaker and escalate if nobody responds, so you find out about a blind spot before an incident, not after.
What it catches, how it cuts false alarms, and what happens next.
Alerts when a lens is covered, bagged, sprayed or blinded by a bright light.
Flags a camera that has been knocked out of focus and can no longer capture usable footage.
Catches a feed that has frozen on a still image, a classic way to hide activity.
Alerts when a camera is turned away from the scene it is meant to watch.
Spots a camera whose infrared fails at night, before the dark hours go unrecorded.
Each camera learns its own lighting cycle, so dusk, headlights and infrared switching are not false alarms.
Built for the problems security, safety and operations teams face every day.
Make sure cameras at substations, data centres and utilities cannot be quietly disabled before an incident.
Alert when cameras over tills, stockrooms or entrances are covered or turned away.
Catch sabotage of outdoor cameras along secured perimeters, including covering, bagging or redirection.
Protect remote and lights-out facilities where a blinded camera could otherwise go unnoticed for hours.
Visylix watches, decides and acts, all on your own hardware.
Runs on the cameras you choose, with zones per camera and per model. Each camera learns its own normal, and marking a false alarm tightens thresholds automatically, never below your limit.
Sudarshan rules combine this analytic with others using AND/OR logic, time sequences and access-control events. Test on real history first, with version history, snooze, hourly caps and maintenance windows.
Notifications, alarm incidents in the operator console, signed webhooks, MQTT, SIEM and PSIM, talkdown through the camera speaker, siren and door-strike relays, and escalation when a critical alert is not acknowledged.
Search every detection in plain English, Hindi or Hinglish. Radha, the on-premise AI copilot with 111 tools, asks before any high-impact action and logs every call.
Combine analytics in a single Sudarshan rule for layered coverage.
AI analytics are a separate subscription, billed per camera per month on the cameras you choose, with any of the 22. Talk to us for AI pricing and a demo on your own footage.
Visylix alerts when a camera is covered, blinded by a bright light, blurred or knocked out of focus, frozen on a still image, moved or pointed elsewhere, or when its infrared fails at night. Each condition raises its own alert, so operators know exactly what happened.
Each camera learns its own normal, including the day and night cycle and the switch to infrared, so dusk and a light switching on are not mistaken for sabotage. A tamper condition must last before it fires, so a person walking past does not trigger an alert.
A Sudarshan rule raises a critical incident in the alarm console, can play a talkdown warning through a nearby camera speaker, and escalates to a supervisor if nobody acknowledges. The device-health console shows the camera status at a glance.