In the last two decades, wireless communications have been introduced in various applications. However, the transmitted data can be, at any moment, intercepted by non-authorized person. That could be explain why data encryption and secure transmission have gained enormous popularity. In order to secure data transmission, one should pay attention to two problems: transmission rate and encryption security level. In this manuscript, we address the last two problems by proposing a new videoimage transmission scheme. The new system consists in using the advantage of optical high transmission rate and some powerful signal processing tools to secure the transmitted data. The main idea of our approach is to secure the transmitted information at two levels: classical level using an adaptation of standard optical technic and second level (spatial diversity) using independent transmitters. In the second level, a hacker should intercept not one channel but all of them in order to retrieve the information. At designed receiver, one can easily apply ICA algorithms to decrypt the received signals and retrieve the information.