The type of security cameras you can deploy requires consideration of your existing or desired network capabilities. In this post, we take a look at the main network options available. A Primer on Network Technology Options for Video Security Systems Closed or Open Networks Computer networks, generally, are broadly classified as WANs or LANs: Wide…
Video surveillance has been a common approach to stadium security during major sporting events, like the Super Bowl. In this post, we take a look at how surveillance security technology is being used to keep fans, players, and the general public safe during Super Bowl 51 in Houston. Two key security technologies that we’ll focus on…
In some instances, the system will pay for itself quickly through a single instance of loss prevention. In other situations, the offsetting savings will accrue over several months through more efficient operations or reduction in questionable claims.
As businesses upgrade security systems today, they almost always choose to incorporate IP cameras and IP networking capabilities into their surveillance systems.
This post offers tips on what to look for when reviewing proposals and evaluating a potential business security system provider.