Why Your Security Cameras Could Be a Cybersecurity Risk
A poorly secured security camera can be a cybersecurity risk to your whole network. Here is how that happens and what a secure setup looks like.
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Why Network Design Is the Hidden Foundation of Video Security Systems
When a video security system fails or performs poorly, the cameras usually aren’t the problem. In fact, more than 80% of video security issues are caused by network design, configuration, or user-related network errors, not camera hardware. At Vulcan Security Systems, we design and support IP video systems every day in industrial and commercial environments….
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Key Things Businesses Overlook in Video Security Systems
Most businesses don’t realize how many gaps exist in their video security until an incident happens. The biggest problems usually aren’t about the cameras themselves. They come from unclear goals, poor placement, and not keeping the system healthy over time. This guide breaks down the most common things companies miss and how to build a…
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How Vulcan’s Free On-Site Assessment Works (Step-by-Step Guide)
Vulcan’s free on-site assessment is the first step toward a reliable, efficient video security system designed specifically for your facility. It’s not a sales pitch; it’s a professional site evaluation that helps identify vulnerabilities, improve coverage, and prevent wasted spending. When a business reaches out, there’s usually a reason. Maybe there’s been a theft, a…
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Should You Replace Security Guards with Video Surveillance?
Many business owners are asking a critical question: Do we still need on-site security guards in today’s world of intelligent technology? For some, the answer is still yes, but for most, integrating advanced video surveillance offers a safer, more consistent, and more cost-effective way to protect property and people. Picture this: it’s 2 a.m., and…
