If you’re concerned about break ins and theft at your business’s location and/or the safety of your employees, a security system can help. In fact, the right system can keep unwanted visitors out, while at the same time ensuring that your company’s equipment and other items stay in - where they belong.
How many times have you tried to make a phone call or send a text message only to learn that your smart phone’s service won’t work in certain areas such as large buildings, subways, or concrete tunnels?
While most people enjoy seeing the lights and other decorations during the holidays, the reality is that some of these items can significantly increase the risk of fire. Regardless of where your property is located and how much space your organization uses, don’t let your company’s holiday cheer go up in smoke.
Anyone who has ever been involved in an emergency knows first-hand that every second is crucial, and that depending on the situation, it could very well become a matter of life and death.
Integrating your facility's life safety systems and security systems has numerous safety and security advantages, including financial benefits.
To prevent security breaches, and hopefully minimize the impact they have on your business, a commercial security system is your best approach.
Swimming is fun and healthy, but the risk of drowning makes pool safety and security crucial for pool owners. Here are 5 steps for making your pool safe.
Most large area perimeter monitoring systems rely on basic intruder detection devices and security personnel, but is this the most cost-effective strategy?
Securing data is critical, and the last line of defense for physical data center security is server rack access control systems.
Security cameras are great, but 24/7 video monitoring is a big expense. Surveillance video analytics offsets this by helping less personnel cover more area.
