Surveillance cameras, which have been around for years, provide a number of benefits to protect facilities. Over the years, these devices have become increasingly advanced in their capabilities, and their use has grown considerably. At the same time, they have dropped in price for both live and remote monitoring. Whether or not you are considering an upgrade for your security system, it pays to keep abreast of the opportunities for your organization.
“As a deterrent to crime, there’s really nothing better. They can be a significant force in reducing problems, including vandalism or theft, and are a huge help in encouraging people to behave properly,” says Dean Drako, CEO of Eagle Eye Networks, a cloud video surveillance company.
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