Are your security cameras on? You might be surprised by the answer. In 2024, 62% of our clients’ previously-installed cameras were not capturing video. Get a free inspection to make sure you have the coverage you need.

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.

Security guards can be expensive. Smart deployment of modern camera systems can help your security staff cover the most ground and get you the best ROI on your investments. 

What happens to your cameras during a blackout or internet outage? Does the infrastructure that enables your connected security system become a crutch? This article discusses solutions for ensuring that your camera coverage stays consistent even during outages. 

“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. 

This case study examines how we made the most of OEM capabilities and cross-client buying power to build a flexible security camera solution that met the unique needs of a pop-up retailer.

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.

As security cameras have become cheaper and more flexible, an ever-increasing number of residential communities are asking whether installing security cameras is a good idea. In general, cameras are cost-effective measures for deterring crime and resolving a wide array of emergency situations. It is still worth some consideration of tradeoffs and planning to ensure that the installation meets its operational goals.