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Theft prevention is often the first reason a construction team considers adding cameras to a jobsite. The threat is visible, the potential loss is easy to understand, and the…
Continue ReadingDetecting Movement Is Not the Same as Detecting a Threat Something moves across a commercial property at 2:00 a.m. A traditional motion detection system may recognize that movement…
Continue ReadingQuick Answer A mobile surveillance unit (MSU) typically costs about $1,200 to $4,000+ per month to rent, while purchasing a unit can cost approximately $18,000 to $50,000 or more….
Continue ReadingSometimes security needs to go somewhere permanent infrastructure can’t. A construction project moves into a new phase. Equipment is temporarily stored outside existing…
Continue ReadingAn industrial warehouse may look like one property from the outside. From a security perspective, it isn’t. There is the perimeter surrounding the facility. The parking lots…
Continue ReadingA vehicle enters a construction site after hours. A camera detects movement, an analytic identifies the vehicle, and an alarm is generated. At that moment, the technology has done…
Continue ReadingCargo theft is no longer limited to criminals cutting locks, breaching fences, or stealing unattended trailers. Increasingly, organized groups are exploiting the systems and…
Continue ReadingYour Security Provider May Not Be Your Monitoring Provider When a business purchases monitored security cameras, a mobile surveillance unit, or another video security solution, it…
Continue ReadingQuick Answer A mobile surveillance unit (MSU) is a rapidly deployable security system that combines elevated cameras, power, connectivity, video analytics, and remote monitoring…
Continue ReadingSecurity incidents are usually described by their outcomes. Equipment was stolen. A building was damaged. Someone entered a restricted area. A vehicle was broken into. An alarm…
Continue ReadingWhen energy operators look for an energy CCTV security camera solution, they’re usually looking for more than a camera. They need to know what’s happening at a…
Continue ReadingSecurity does not always enter a construction project because someone recognizes an immediate threat. In many cases, the conversation begins when a project manager, risk leader,…
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