5 Things Your Security Service Provider Should Be Doing
With the many security threats that exist today, almost every business and organization should have a system in place for protection. But even with a fully integrated security system, a site is still at risk. Technology has flaws; there is always the possibility of technological, network and/or other issues leading to system downtime and security…
Read MoreSecurity System Software Updates: Your Questions Answered
You are likely familiar with the following scenario: A little notification pops up on your device telling you that a software update is available and you dismiss it in response. My device is fine, you think to yourself. I don’t need this now, so I’ll just put it off until later. The problem with dismissing…
Read MoreHotel Security: 3 Major Concerns (and Solutions)
In the hospitality industry, reputation is everything. That’s why it’s so important to provide guests with a safe, welcoming and comfortable home away from home. But when it comes to security, hotels have it a little harder. They have to find the perfect balance between a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and a safe one. Here are…
Read MoreBest Ways to Optimize Security Cameras
To actively monitor a building, you need functioning security cameras. NYC facilities both big and small will see major benefits from installing a surveillance system, such as crime prevention and threat protection. But choosing to invest is just the beginning. Here are some tips for optimizing onsite security cameras: High-quality is essential Surveillance cameras can…
Read MoreNew Tax Incentives for Security Systems
If you need a new security system for your small- to medium-sized business, or if your current security system is outdated and needs an upgrade, you are in luck. Under the Tax Cuts and Job Acts, qualifying companies can now write off 100% of their security and fire protection systems in the year they are…
Read MoreBest Practices for Apartment Building Surveillance
When apartment building residents are safe, they have peace of mind and building managers have happy tenants. This is why safety should always be a top priority at your residential building. Good thing that safeguarding properties has become easier and more cost-effective for New York buildings. In fact, more and more of them are installing…
Read MoreHow Schools Can Be Smarter About Security in 4 Easy Steps
Students need a safe learning environment in which they can fully focus on their education and future. But in recent years, incidents like shootings, bomb threats and other dangerous situations have become more prevalent in the news. And violence, such as physical fights and bullying, remains a major concern for schools everywhere. We make it…
Read MoreWhy Hospitals Need Security Alarm Systems, Surveillance and Access Control
Hospitals have a large list of high-priority security concerns, including patient and children safety, emergency room security, visitor management, pharmacy control and equipment protection. And between the influx of traffic, hectic hospital schedules, complex environments and unpredictable emergencies, hospitals need unique and strong security solutions to address these concerns. An integrated security system that can…
Read More5 Advantages of Taking Security from Reactive to Proactive
Video surveillance plays a critical role in securing a facility, but some businesses are concerned about how proactive it really is. Without a live monitoring service in the mix, surveillance might offer nothing more than evidential playback after something bad happens. So what are the options? How can businesses be more proactive in their surveillance…
Read MoreAchieve Smarter School Security with Surveillance and Access Control
As a New York security firm specializing in k-12 and higher education, we preach the importance of smarter security in NYC and beyond. The safety of students and staff is of the utmost concern for schools, especially with the increasing number of incidents reported in the news every week. We live in a scary world.…
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