Paris utilized AI surveillance for the 2024 Olympics’ security—see how Pro-Vigil applies similar AI innovations to protect sites effectively.
Pro-Vigil’s CTO, Satish Raj, wins 2024 Security Innovator Award for AI leadership in remote video monitoring!
In a SecurityInfoWatch article, Pro-Vigil’s founder reveals why 53% of businesses didn’t update security strategies, despite rising crime concerns.
Pro-Vigil earns ‘TMA Five Diamond Monitoring Center’ designation, highlighting our commitment to excellence and top-tier customer service in security.
AI in physical security: Discover how Pro-Vigil’s AI-enhanced RVM is revolutionizing crime detection and prevention in various industries.
Pro-Vigil is proud to announce that our Security Operations Center (SOC) is UL-Certified—learn more why this certification is so important.
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.
Stolen lumber for sale on Craigslist, “used” catalytic converters on Facebook Marketplace and construction tools on eBay. In the internet age, it’s never been easier for criminals to sell their loot – and it’s happening in broad daylight, on the same sites where millions of legitimate transactions occur every day.
According to a preliminary analysis by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB), in 2020, auto theft increased 9.2 percent over 2019. And, the increase in auto theft incidents has become a troubling trend.
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.
2020 wasn’t “just another year” for anyone. In the world of physical security, the COVID-19 pandemic introduced unique challenges that impacted how organizations across industries protected their premises, and ensured the health and safety of employees, customers and partners.
Get ready for a holiday season unlike any other. It’s gearing up to be a season of unknowns as businesses coast-to-coast work through uncharted territory, trying to balance the holiday shopping rush with COVID-19 safety protocols.
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”.
With demand and prices at historic lows, oil producers have been shutting down sites across the U.S. Refineries already cut back fuel production by 25%.
As COVID-19 spreads there are more construction site shutdowns. This leaves many sites abandoned and vulnerable to theft, vandalism and other activities.
COVID’s effects on Auto Dealerships is concerning. Many lots are facing restrictions on business and sales, which causes a very serious security risk.
With less people renting cars, rental lots are overflowing — pushing more and more cars to temporary storage lots. But are these cars secure?
If you Google “coronavirus crime,” the first results you see indicate that crime rates are plummeting. But then, if you Google “coronavirus commercial crime,” you get a very different story.