After purchasing a warehouse, a multi-site operator needed to take ownership of the access control system. Learn how Settler Security helped them accomplish their goal without an expensive rip-and-replace project.

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.

If you are pursuing a CMMC certification, you will need physical security systems. Learn more about what you may need and how Settler Security can provide experienced support for your certification project.

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.

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.

It may be time for a security camera upgrade. The good news is that you probably don’t need to buy and install new cameras to do it. There are many options for improving your system without an expensive hardware replacement project. 

Are your business security cameras breaking too often? This article explains why home security cameras are a bad fit for business environment. Learn why they break too often and end up costing more than getting business-grade equipment.

Read our free, easy guide to determine how many security cameras your small business will need based on industry and use case.