MRO-TEK unveils Made in India security solution I-Rakshan

MRO-TEK Realty, a telecommunications and network product company, has unveiled command and control (C2) security system technology solution called I-Rakshan.

“I-Rakshan is the first Made in India comprehensive hardware and software security system which can provide passive and active threat alert to government, enterprises and companies,” said MRO-TEK Chief Executive Officer Sudipto Gupta.

He said I-Rakshan is basically an analytics engine which will add brain to hardware like security camera, access control, visitor and parking control systems. It enables nations and infrastructure security team to monitor everything without looking at each system.

“What we have done here is that institutions will have multiple hardware and software system to monitor security. I-Rakshan helps in resolving the security issues which are massive in scale and help in further enhancing the existing standard operating procedures (SoP),” he said.

Gupta said I-Rakshan takes feeds from access points from various access points. “It analyses hundreds of data on a daily basis. It uses its own reference data base and does a threat assessment proactively,”he said.

The company has also integrated smart surveillance and drone surveillance to it. “We have a smart fencing system for 100 and above which will help penetration-proof fencing with over ground and underground layers. The over ground layer spots movements and the under ground layer spots vibrations,” he said.

MRO-TEK Realty has decided to come up with a permanent demo centre in Bengaluru to exhibit the technologies involved in I-Rakshan. “It helps our customers to understand our advanced day and night surveillance system, facial recognition technology and video analytics. It also shows how it is integrated with security hardwares like camera system, spike system and boulevard system,”he said.

Besides offering the solution in a modular and SaaS platform, the company offers the security solution with hardware and software support on a operational and maintenance fee model. Besides specific application for service providers, telecom companies, BFSI and e-government projects, Gupta said the company will focus on optical and 5G wireless technologies.