If you ask any law enforcement officer when theft, vandalism and other property crimes typically occur, the odds are they’ll tell you it’s at night.
Like any security technology, video surveillance is an investment – and it’s important to use the system to its full potential while getting a maximum return on your investment.
Original research from Pro-Vigil shines a spotlight on the state of the physical security industry entering 2021. Last year, the COVID-19 pandemic caused abrupt and unexpected change for organizations across industries.
Customers don’t like feeling anxious when making major financial decisions, so don’t use a security system that contributes to that. Small, unobtrusive cameras can provide security to you and peace of mind to your customers.
What if I told you: “There’s a technology you probably already have in place that’s collecting all kinds of intelligence to help you better run your business. And, you probably aren’t using it to its full extent”?
How can businesses make their operations more resilient so they can avoid business disruptions when events beyond their control strike?
Technology has been advancing surveillance since as far back as the 1930s. In some ways, the future of video surveillance is right now.
AI and machine learning are buzzwords that have been floating around for a few years now, but what do they mean for commercial security? A lot, actually.
Outdoor and indoor construction sites have valuable items that are often unsecured – and criminals know this. While the need for security cannot be denied, protecting a work site from criminal activity can be difficult.
Which camera should you use to protect your business? Each option serves as an “eye” into your business, but you will need more to keep watch of your property – and keep crime out.
The days of simply plugging in a security camera or putting up a fence are long gone. Artificial intelligence opens a whole new world for workplace safety.
As of May 20th, every state has begun easing restrictions on business operations. But reopening won’t be as easy as flipping your “closed” sign to “open”.
IP security systems are the latest and greatest to hit the market – what can they do for your business? Here are the ins and outs.
Fixed and temporary surveillance are two similar, yet very different types of security. Here is how each system can benefit your business.
Through the evolution of security, the smartphone really changed the game when it comes to reliability and data. Here’s how we can help.
Choosing the right wireless surveillance system to protect your business can be daunting; we’ve got 6 questions to consider to help make your decision a little bit easier.
Wireless security camera systems for business have proven to be superior when it comes to protecting your business from property theft. 5 reasons to cut the cord today!
