The security industry as we now know it began with the implementation of alarm-based entry-detection sensors. Once tripped, the sensors would set off an alarm, and the surveillance company would subsequently alert the police to the potential threat. Typically, by the time the police arrive at the location, a costly amount of damage would have already been done.
The Onset of Video Surveillance
With the increased prevalence of video surveillance came the addition of analog video cameras to those alarms. Analog cameras recorded onto tapes had a tendency to fill up and wear out quickly due to overuse. The introduction of motion-only recording alleviated these problems to a certain extent, but surveillance was still primarily used as a record to review after an incident rather than a proactive tool to prevent crime.
The Digital Age
With the invention of digital technology, more footage could be recorded, the images were clearer, and the ease of review skyrocketed. More video cameras were installed in public places and digital video surveillance cameras continued to become more and more technologically advanced. Despite technological advances, these systems relied on sensors to alert them of security breaches. The security industry remained primarily reactive.
Stealth Monitoring has taken the next logical and technological step with live video monitoring. By utilizing remote proactive video monitoring at anytime, there is a much better chance that dangerous activity can be minimized before the situation gets out of hand. Web-based technology makes communication between property managers, monitoring personnel, and local police as efficient as possible.
Stealth Monitoring provides live, proactive surveillance by trained personnel to help keep your property protected.
This September 11-12 will mark the 4th anniversary of The Entrepreneurial Insurance Symposium in Dallas, Texas. Stealth Monitoring looks forward to their attendance at the event and David Charney’s presentation on behalf of the company.
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Stealth Monitoring employs the best in the security industry.
David Charney presents at the IIAD luncheon in Dallas.
David Charney explains how live video surveillance can affect insurance premiums.
From young couples to wealthy families and retirees, countless buyers and renters seek out gated communities for their homes. Of course, most of these prospective residents are drawn to gated communities for the sense of security ensured by their spear tipped gates and physical security guards stationed at the entrance.
According to the National Crime Prevention Council, apartments are 85 percent more likely to be victimized by burglaries than any other type of housing. Over 95 percent of potential renters look for apartments in neighborhoods perceived to be “safe,” and crime plays a significant part in where they choose to live. Personal attacks and thefts are among the top fears of occupants in apartment buildings.