In a professional setting where high-value transactions are recorded, which of the following best explains the relevance of video recording for securing such operations?
Signed documents are stronger evidence of non-repudiation compared to video recordings.
Video surveillance complicates the transaction process, making it less appealing for potential fraudsters.
Timed stamped reports of the transaction provide a better level of detail and evidence than video recordings.
Video recordings provide visual evidence that can prevent parties from denying their actions, thus ensuring non-repudiation.