My Video Surveillance Resource

Know Your Video Surveillance Options!

Choosing your security surveillance camera may seem to be an easy task, but upon further inspection, there is more to decide than simply conventional versus wireless. Originally, video monitoring only had one option: Closed Circuit TV. You have the privilege of choosing between that, the newest digital technology and every combination of developments in between. [...]

Get a Security Camera in Your Home Today!

To the majority of people, security camera systems are reserved for businesses and incredibly wealthy people that seem to exist only on television. While in the past that may have been true, technology is developing rapidly that has brought video surveillance systems to a price and availability within the average families grasp. Video surveillance is [...]

Video Surveillance Technology Helps Crime Prevention & Identification

Probably the most widespread and effective use of Close Circuit Television- a group of cameras linked to specific monitors- for video surveillance is for security purposes. Imagine having your home burglarized and not being able to catch and identify the perpetrator, or banks being robbed across the nation without a consistent means of identification. It [...]

Will Video Surveillance Change Our Driving Habits?

In recent years, video surveillance has taken its security measures from the office to the streets. People are becoming more and more involved in fast paced lives, and this lifestyle has impaired safety on the road. Weâ€™ve all seen a car speed through a red light and wondered, â€œWhere is a police officer when we [...]

Caught in the Act…Everything You Need to Know about Hidden Cams

Letâ€™s play a game of word association. If you were to hear, â€œhidden camera,â€ what would be the first thing that comes to mind? If I had to guess, Iâ€™d say you thought of television shows such as Punkâ€™d or, if you are a little older, Candid Camera. You may even have that little [...]

These days we never know who we can trust. The decline of trust in people in combination with high crime rates has left us with no choice but to use video surveillance where ever we can. Video surveillance cameras have been installed in the workplace, schools, and even church. Today there are many types of video surveillance systems including wireless, black and white, and even night vision security cameras. Want to know more about how video surveillance is being used for public security? Check out these articles discussing where and how cameras have been used to protect places that we consider safe.

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Video Surveillance Monitors Behavior at Work

It has become expected that video cameras will be monitoring our patronage at banks, supermarkets, convenience stores and most any public place of business. What we may not expect to be recorded, however, is our activities in our own workspace. The number of employers using video surveillance in their buildings of employment is rapidly growing. [...]

Video Surveillance Could Stop Children From Misbehaving…

The days of unruly children and frazzled bus drivers may be over; or, at the very least, subsiding. Many schools are now implementing the use of surveillance cameras in various positions on school buses. The cameras have the capability to work in lowlight conditions as well as daylight; and are omni-directional, recording all areas of [...]

Don’t have Video Surveillance at Your Home?

All You Need Is Your PC & A Webcam!Â Setting up a home security system that includes video surveillance can add up before you know it to be a costly endeavor. Maybe youâ€™d like to monitor your nanny or house keeper while you are at work. Conventional security cameras donâ€™t offer remote viewing without putting [...]

Video Surveillance…In Churches?

Even with extensive security measures being taken in public and private locations all over the country, there are still a few places that often get overlooked. One such place is your local church. You may not see a need for video surveillance, but consider the accessibility your church has. How many entryways are there? Do [...]