One of the most common questions we receive about networked security equipment is whether it should have its own network. This article discussed the pros and cons and explains why Settler Security recommends a separated CamNet/SecurityNet for most installations.

Warehouses have unique challenges and needs for security systems. Their size, density, and moving equipment require careful planning, while industry certifications and shrinkage prevention make the systems important. Learn more about what makes warehouse unique and how Settler Security can help here.

Settler Security is happy to announce that, in addition to credit cards, ACH, check, and cash, we can now accept payment in Goldbacks. 

Planning the right coverage for your business involves assessing the space, the camera, and the job to be done. Find out how we make sure you get the resolution you need for your business without overpaying for megapixels and video retention.

Small business owners have enough hats to wear. Get our free, printable Small Business Security Checklist to make sure you have the most important bases covered.

Crime isn’t the only risk property managers and owners face. Water damage and other environmental threats can quickly cause thousands in damages. Learn how to use remote sensors to easily and cost-effectively manage reduce your risk.

Learn how we helped a multi-family property upgrade their security cameras to better monitor theft and vandalism, reduce complexity, and get a more predictable security system budget.

Use these tools and techniques to minimize your risks of inventory theft and shrinkage. This guide covers everything from basics for every company to more sophisticated techniques for mid-sized businesses.

Are you considering whether your business needs something more robust than Ring and ADT security cameras? Use our free guide to assess what kind of security camera system will make sense for your business.

“Monitoring” has many different meanings in the context of alarms and security. It can be easy for sellers and buyers to talk about two different things. This guide will help you understand the different types of monitoring and match them to your needs.