The Latest Trends in Business Security Systems
Business security systems have evolved greatly in the past two decades. Due to ever-increasing advancements in wireless and cloud video surveillance systems, many companies are entrusting the protection of their assets to Internet-centric security systems.
Just as we see much advancement in technology, regrettably we also see an increase in the savviness of criminal activity. There is now an even greater need for the ability to monitor and secure business premises.
Property crime increasing the need for business security systems
Crime statistics in the Pacific Northwest have caused many business owners to be concerned. Spokane has struggled with increasing property crime rates. The overall crime rate in Seattle is 127% higher than the national average. Even though Portland is considered safer than most US cities, in 2014 there were over 32,000 property crimes reported. These are statistics that cannot be ignored when considering the safety of a corporation’s employees, assets, and integrity.
Security is no longer restricted to intruder alarm systems and fire alarm systems. The top security companies are now offering a wide range of services, including card access systems, Internet monitoring, and cloud video surveillance.
Wireless security a popular choice
Many businesses now look for security providers that offer wireless security systems. At Allied Fire & Security, we think that one of the great benefits of wireless security is the ability to remotely monitor and control the security system from a smartphone, tablet, or laptop when away from the business property. Remote access control is especially important for the business owner with multiple locations. Not to mention the convenience and peace of mind in being able to check on a business at any time of the day or night, no matter where you are – at home or on the road. Another capability that wireless innovation provides is the remote management of an organization’s thermostat and light controls, particularly warehouses and manufacturing facilities.
An additional area of progress is the advancement in video monitoring offered by commercial security systems. One of the most vital aspects of security is having the ability to keep an eye on the activities inside and outside the business. Video quality has improved vastly with increased pixel strength; this enhanced clarity can be beneficial when the need for scrutinizing the footage arises.
The best security system integrators offer real-time cloud video surveillance. The small cameras can be placed in any location within the business premises. The surveillance feeds can be viewed at any time from a PC or mobile device. Experts in security systems agree that the use of business surveillance systems coupled with the obvious placement of cameras is, in itself, a deterrent for intruders and unwanted solicitation.
The systems are now very affordable, even for the smallest Mom and Pop business. Allied Fire & Security offers small business security systems that provide basic protection packages starting at $99, including professional monitoring, wireless door/window & motion sensors, and keychain remotes. Packages with wireless indoor cameras, Internet monitoring, and mobile control applications are also very affordable, running as low as $199. Installation costs are typically low since minimal wiring of the premises is needed and the system runs through the Internet as opposed to a landline. Allied Fire & Security uses a cellular backup device that eliminates loss of communication during a power failure.
Allied Fire & Security also provides enterprise security systems, and has helped all types of businesses in the Seattle, Spokane, and Portland areas secure their premises, installing security systems in banks and financial companies, industrial and commercial firms, healthcare companies, retail establishments, government buildings, and educational facilities.
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