March is all about luck. From the shamrocks and pots-of-gold that come with Saint Patrick’s Day, to hoping your NCAA Tournament bracket doesn’t get busted on day one, we’re all hoping luck’s on our side this month.
Pro-Vigil is proud to announce that we are rolling out continuous footage as part of our standard offer for organizations to protect their property.
It’s February and you know what that means – love is in the air! That’s right, we’re talking heart shaped candies, bouquets of roses, chocolate covered strawberries… and, of course, physical security strategies. Let us explain the last part.
Creativity may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of securing things like excavators, bobcats, and loaders. But with thieves willing to get creative and try new tactics to evade security strategies, we want to get you thinking outside the box.
For many, ringing in the new year means out with the old and in with the new. Unfortunately, when it comes to physical security, it’s not quite that easy!
Was bolstering your security strategy part of your New Year’s resolution? How are you doing? If you’ve caught yourself backsliding in your efforts to make this goal a reality, you’re not alone.
From wireless connectivity and cloud storage to motion detection, AI capabilities, and automated health monitoring, here are 8 key traits of the best small business camera systems.
A single physical security incident at utility sites, like power facilities and water treatment plants, can have a massive impact. That’s exactly what happened in 2018 where two men attempted to steal copper from a Trafford, Pennsylvania substation, knocked out power to local businesses.
Despite easing COVID-19 restrictions, businesses continue to experience rising crime and new threats. What’s to blame for this increase? And are businesses taking the necessary steps to deter crime as we enter 2023?
As your project expands both horizontally and vertically, we must consider the associated security risks and consistently adjust your security strategy to keep criminals out.
High-definition cameras see further and into the darkest corners. Human security guards may have trouble seeing in low-light conditions. A virtual security guard can use cameras specially equipped for low light conditions to see, literally, everywhere on your property.
Security cameras are more suitable for small businesses. Larger companies integrate security cameras into a surveillance infrastructure to better protect their property.
By far the most popular video security cameras today are IP-enabled and cloud connected. But even if your security cameras lack Wi-Fi, the cell network can keep you connected to your property.
If your security system isn’t smart, you’ve already fallen behind criminals. Older CCTV security systems are really only useful for responding to burglaries and vandalism after they’ve happened.
Did you know the average arrest rate for burglaries is only 13%? Police need a helping hand from business owners to increase these numbers. That help can come in the form of security cameras for your business.
Tailgating is an on-premises security breach. In a tailgating attack, an unauthorized person follows closely behind someone with an access badge. As the person badges in, the unauthorized person slips in behind them.
Pro-Vigil works with some of the largest home builders in the country and we recently surveyed one of them to find out just how much of an impact theft and other crimes are having on their operations.
Often packed with pricey metals like copper, or even desirable parts like catalytic converters, thieves know they can cash in quickly by selling stolen merchandise to scrap yards.
Welding machines come in different shapes, sizes and functionalities. But the one thing they have in common is an expensive price tag. That’s why they are a common target for thieves.
Most of us don’t think of small trailers as a theft target, but they are. It takes thieves approximately two minutes to steal a small trailer, even when the trailer is secured with chains and wheel locks.
From dealerships to body shops and beyond, catalytic converter thefts continue to wreak havoc across the country and can happen virtually anywhere.