Whether you are purchasing your first IP camera surveillance system or considering upgrading an existing one, it is important to understand the latest camera technologies, AI-enhanced analytics, video management software, and integration options available today.
This guide provides an overview of the key topics you should understand before making an investment in a modern surveillance system.
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Whether you are purchasing your first door access control system or considering upgrading an existing one, this collection of articles provides a comprehensive guide to help you make the right decision. It covers everything from setting security objectives and understanding the latest technologies to selecting the best solution for your budget and long-term needs.
When Can You Use a Cloud-Based Managed Surveillance System?
Remote Cloud-Based Surveillance Management
Cloud Video Surveillance refers to storing video recordings at a remote, Internet-based location rather than on local servers. It can also refer to services provided by a remote security organization that monitors activity, receives alerts, views live video, and notifies subscribers when action is required.
Many organizations would like to offload the management of their IP camera systems to a remote or cloud-based service rather than investing in on-site security personnel, video management, and storage infrastructure. Unfortunately, there are challenges to implementing this.
This article describes when remote cloud services can be used to support an IP surveillance camera system.
The IP Paging Systems Increase reliability, safety and audio clarity
Old Analog Paging System
If your old paging system has stopped working, or worse, it’s working but no one can understand what’s being said, you’re not alone. Many older analog paging systems have reached the point where reliability and intelligibility are no longer acceptable. Distorted audio, uneven volume, and frequent failures are common signs that the system is no longer meeting the needs of your facility.
This article explains why upgrading your Paging System enhances safety, streamline communication, and future-proof your communication system.
Selecting the Right Door Reader for Your Access Control System
How to Select the Best Door Readers
The door reader is a critical part of the access control system. You should consider your objectives for each entry point. Things to consider include the security level you need at the door, the type of credential you would like, the management and installation cost, and ease of use.
This article provides guidance for selecting the best door readers for your access control system.
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The difference between a record-only IP camera system and a real-time alerting (AI-enhanced) system is essentially the difference between forensic security and proactive security. Each has benefits, but they serve very different operational objectives.
This article compares recorded security video to a system that uses an alert-type AI-enhanced Security.
How Door Access Control Systems Work to Increase Security
Door Access Control System
It is important to understand how access control works and how it can increase your safety and security. A door access control system is an important part of an organization’s overall security. It ensures that only authorized individuals can enter specific areas of a building. The system performs four essential functions:
Identifies who is allowed to enter
Determines which doors they can access
Defines when access is permitted
Maintains records of who enters and exits
This article describes how access control systems work.
