Secure your business during the holidays when theft rates rise. Guard against theft and vandalism 24/7, even when you’re on vacation.
Even on a sprawling property, virtual guards can monitor large areas and fields to protect farm and ranch assets.
How is it that we still have crime when there are video cameras on every street corner and in most businesses?
AI is nothing more than computer algorithms programmed by humans. As a result, human biases can also be programmed into your AI security camera. If not accounted for, both conscious and inadvertent biases can have serious consequences for your business.
At a recent EEI conference, Elon Musk noted that due to the transition from gas-powered items to electric ones, the grid will need to deliver three times its current energy output. Given this expected expansion, it’s crucial to implement a mobile security strategy to ensure the grid’s protection.
Much has been written about artificial intelligence recently – see how Pro-Vigil is using AI to better secure your property.
Studies indicate that criminal activity increases with the temperature. Discover how you can put potential offenders in the hot seat using Pro-Vigil’s remote video monitoring solution.
With soaring prices and not a lot of inventory, used car lots are increasingly becoming targets for criminal activity. See how Pro-Vigil can help you stop these thieves in their tracks.
Learn more about how this iconic organization uses Pro-Vigil not only to secure their facilities, but also for situational awareness.
Critical infrastructure laydown yards are a prime target for theft and vandalism, which can cause significant delays and financial losses for organizations.
There’s a petty theft epidemic across utilities in the U.S. While machine guns causing mass power outages may grab the headlines, the theft of other items has been going on for a long time and is only getting worse.
One of the benefits of AI security cameras is they can identify potential security threats more quickly and accurately than traditional video surveillance.
In 2022, 66% of construction businesses reported security incidents, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced security measures at construction sites, particularly those associated with utility projects.
Have you ever asked yourself: “who is overseeing physical security at my business?” Depending on your answer, changes may be necessary.
Petty theft hits utilities hard when tools and equipment are missing during an emergency. Protect your site with remote video monitoring!
For those that need a more temporary solution (like an ever-changing construction site, or a property that doesn’t have easy access to WiFi or electricity) a Mobile surveillance system may be more beneficial.
When it comes to your business, providing security should be a top priority. But unlike decades prior, these days, you aren’t just limited to physical, on-site security guards.
Copper theft – whether of communications cables, plumbing fixtures or electrical wires – has been a problem for a while. But challenging economic times combined with the price of copper and other metals increasing in value, thieves are becoming more brazen in their schemes to make a quick profit.
Solo security systems create more work. They can have compatibility issues that slow you down. But integrated security systems bring everything together under one hub, offering a faster response to any threat.
IP cameras offer many benefits over analog cameras for business security. IP cameras can transmit video and data remotely over long distances via the cloud.
An intentional or accidental attack on a substation can have severe and immediate consequences. Power outages disrupt our critical infrastructures. Hospitals, water treatment, and other less essential services can grind to a halt.
