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One night on a busy street, a ECAM security operator saw an individual with a black hoodie walking along the perimeter fence of an active construction site.
Continue ReadingEvery city experiences it. One neighborhood would be a low-crime area for decades and then crime starts climbing. You know this happens when neighborhood stores start installing…
Continue ReadingUnlike other industries, the actual construction of a building can’t be done remotely. The only things that can be done virtually are designing and revising a…
Continue ReadingECAM is excited to announce we have finalized a deal to merge with Maryland-based Eyewitness Surveillance to become the North American leader in technology-driven commercial video…
Continue ReadingConstruction site security is complex and very much needs a risk assessment. The purpose of a risk assessment is to identify strengths and weaknesses in your security. It helps…
Continue ReadingWhen people hear “Video surveillance,” their first thought is security. Yes, video surveillance is a proactive technology for deterring crime, but did you know it…
Continue ReadingNature keeps everything balanced. That’s why every good side has its bad side. Although this is the most wonderful time of the year, it’s also one where desperate…
Continue ReadingAround 9:15 p.m., a ECAM security operator was monitoring a construction site when two individuals jumped the fence and entered the property. The operator activated the on-site…
Continue ReadingOur news feeds have been filled with stories about what’s been taking place across the U.S. in recent days. Peaceful protests have given way to riots and looting across the…
Continue ReadingFor years, thermal-imaging cameras have been used to enhance video surveillance. Where most cameras and human eyes see nothing, these see by translating thermal energy (heat) into…
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Continue ReadingWhen George Orwell published the dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four in 1949, who knew that it would describe video surveillance through devices like two-way telescreens or…
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