Enabling fusion stream encryption (Advanced) - Security Center 5.12

To protect the privacy of your data, you can enable fusion stream encryption.

1. From the Config Tool homepage, open the Video task and click the Roles and units view.
2. Do one of the following:
   • To enable encryption for all cameras connected to an Archiver, select an Archiver role to configure, and click the Camera default settings tab.
   • To enable encryption for a specific a camera, select the camera, click the Recording tab, and then ensure Recording settings is set to Custom settings.
3. Click Show advanced settings and set Encryption to In transit and at rest.
4. Under the Certificates table, click Add an item ().
   The Select certificate dialog box opens.
5. If the encryption certificates are already installed to the certificate store on the local machine, select them from the Installed certificates table, and click OK.
6. If the encryption certificates are not installed, find and install them:
   1. Select Browse certificate file, and click Browse certificate file (.
      The Open dialog box opens.
   2. Navigate to the folder where the certificates files are saved.
      The browser looks for X.509 Certificates files by default. If you do not find the required files, set it to look for Personal Information Exchange files instead.
   3. Select the certificates to install, and click Open.
   4. If a certificate file is password-protected, click the advanced show icon ( ) and enter the password.
   5. (Optional) Click Validate file to ensure the selected certificate is capable of encrypting and decrypting video.
      NOTE: To validate decryption, the private key must be accessible to Config Tool during the test.
   6. Click OK.
7. Click Apply.