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Cannabis Security Plans for License Applications
The Must-Have Elements for Cannabis Security Plan Section of your Application for Cannabis Dispensaries and Craft Growing Facilities.
License Plate Recognition Vs. License Plate Cameras
In the process of designing video surveillance systems – our clients are always telling us they need license plate camera recognition at their front entrance, but what they usually mean is license plate capturing. License plate camera capturing is the process of...
Why Wide Dynamic Range is Important for Surveillance Camera Lighting?
Standard Camera Obstacles Certain lighting can make it a challenge for cameras to capture clear images if the light is cast in the wrong direction. A common issue with surveillance camera situations is disruption from reflective surfaces. Wide Dynamic Range (or WDR)...
Sleep Peacefully at Night: How CCTV Keeps Businesses Safe in the Dark
Night vision cameras were once the standard for the military, scary movies, ghost hunting, and those energetic wildlife enthusiasts. Nowadays, nearly anyone can make use of the technology, especially when protecting business properties. Night vision...
How To Choose The Best Security Systems Provider For Your Facility
An article bringing value to end-users on what to think about before you hire a security systems provider so that you can choose the best one.
8 Ways Access Control Systems for Schools can provide Security
Educational facilities require a secure learning environment. Implementing efficient education and school security systems is a top priority to ensure the safety of students, teachers, staff, and others within the school premises. This task requires a balance between...
Professional Surveillance Cameras vs. Do-It-Yourself Consumer Cameras
Commercial facilities and even local governments traditionally have much higher standards for professional security camera systems compared to something you would buy retail at Walmart or Home Depot. The problem is that there is a ton of misinformation online, and consumer-based DIY camera kits are often marketed to commercial facilities as “professional solutions.”
Top 5 Reasons to Integrate Video Surveillance and Access Control
The biggest trend in security today is integration between video surveillance and access control. Product vendors and systems integrators are working to bridge the gap between these two systems to provide users with a higher level of security and a more efficient and user-friendly experience.