Case Study: Bangor Savings Bank improves video surveillance reliability with March Networks

Superior Technology Puts Bank on Right Track

Bangor Savings Bank, a 56-branch financial institution in Maine, faced significant challenges with its outdated video surveillance system. It lacked health monitoring to warn of failing hardware, had no way to ensure its 90-day video retention target was being met, and required staff to learn multiple complex systems due to inconsistent user interfaces across branches. This made investigations inefficient and maintenance a nightmare, prompting the search for a new solution with the help of integrator Cayer Security.

Bangor Savings Bank selected a video surveillance solution from March Networks, embarking on a three-year phased rollout of the vendor's 4332 C Hybrid NVRs, Visual Intelligence software, and MegaPX NanoDome cameras. The March Networks solution provided proactive system health alerts, ensured video retention goals were met, and offered a single interface for managing all branches centrally. The implementation drastically improved reliability and investigative efficiency, with storage requirements reduced by up to 40 percent and remote video access saving significant travel time across the bank's widespread branch network.

Bangor Savings Bank

Joe Scully

Information Security and Privacy Officer