Remote interactive monitoring
Video Surveillance in the Workplace
Wednesday, June 25th, 2008According to national statistics, employee theft makes up about 45 percent of a company’s losses and external theft about another 32 percent. Video surveillance equipment can help the bottom line on two fronts, first as a deterrent to theft and as a powerful witness to the crime in a court of law. In a majority of cases, when confronted with video evidence, a suspect will admit to their wrongdoing.
A Home Security System Deters Thieves
Friday, June 20th, 2008Sometimes a sign may warn that digital video surveillance is covering an area, and even if there is no actual visual surveillance then some malicious agents will be deterred by the belief that there may be. Also, often when there is actual security present in an area, such as video surveillance, an alarm system in a home, or an anti-theft system in a car.
Proactive security systems are one of your best deterrents to stopping crime before it occurs
Sunday, March 4th, 2007When a rules based event has been detected, designated monitoring personnel are alerted. Events are displayed in real time. Alert escalates if no action is taken within user defined time frames. Escalation can mean sending video info to the next person on the list, or multiple persons either at your facility or anywhere outside your facility, phone calling or emailing notifications, contacting private security guards or remote monitoring facilities, sounding alarms, flashing lights, etc.
Proactive-event-driven system chases the crooks away
Sunday, January 21st, 2007Remote interactive monitoring with 2 way “Voice Down” capability can be incorporated into your video security/surveillance system.
When an alarm is triggered via motion detection signal from video, passive infrared beam, etc., a trained security specialist at your monitoring station views the video to assess the situation. They can speak directly to intruder to warn them away, call police, etc.
