Keeping track of your business' technology is really important for smooth operations and long-term success. You need to monitor things like computers, servers, mobile devices, and software licenses to avoid unnecessary costs and security problems. A good inventory system helps you know what technology you have, where it is being used, and when it needs maintenance or replacement. This ensures that your team has the right tools when they need them, which boosts productivity and growth.

School districts and educational facilities need to do everything in their power to protect students and faculty. Students need to be able to learn and socialize without feeling like they are at risk, and faculty need to be able to focus on educating students. Utilizing modern technology to safeguard and protect schools can go a long way in acting faster, de-escalating situations, and even proactively preventing safety risks.

It’s ironic when devices you own for the sake of security actually put you at risk. It’s like having a guard dog who barks at the wife and kids but quietly wags its tail at the stranger forcing their way into your window.

That’s how a lot of business owners are feeling right now, as security cameras have been one of the attack vectors of choice for cybercriminals.

Let’s dive in.

Investing in a security camera system is a significant step for any organization. It's not just about buying cameras and installing them.

There's a lot more to consider, from understanding your specific security needs to choosing between indoor and outdoor cameras, wired or wireless setups, and assessing the best locations for surveillance. You also need to think about technical requirements, data storage options, and the scalability of your system… not to mention the importance of features like face detection and active deterrence.

This guide will walk you through these considerations and more, helping you make an informed decision before your organization spends money on security cameras.

In an era where security is a non-negotiable aspect of business operations, Baltimore businesses are no exception. The rise in crime rates and the need for accountability make it imperative for local businesses to invest in modern digital surveillance systems. Advanced cameras and security solutions not only deter criminal activity but also provide a robust framework for asset protection, 24/7 monitoring, and access control.

When it comes to protecting your business, security cameras are a must-have. They provide a sense of security and can help deter potential criminals. However, not all security cameras are created equal. While consumer-grade security cameras may seem like a cost-effective option, they are not a wise investment for Baltimore businesses. There are several reasons why, and in this post, we are going to take a look at them.

Nonprofit organizations are often focused on their mission and the impact they have on the community. More than ever, it is crucial for nonprofits to prioritize cybersecurity and physical security to protect their sensitive data and maintain the trust of their donors and stakeholders.

In this article, we will discuss the importance of cybersecurity and physical security for nonprofit organizations and provide tips on how to prioritize and implement these measures.

Businesses have continued to face an ever-changing security landscape, and technology has been playing a lot of catchup over the past several years. Accountability is more important than ever before, and taking advantage of modern-day technologies can not only ensure that company assets are being watched, but provide intelligent insights faster and more effectively than ever before.

Let’s break down some of the major differences between older security systems and their modern counterparts, detailing just how much value a business can get from upgrading.

Physical security is an important consideration for the modern business, and when we say “the modern business,” we mean it inclusively. Let’s take a few moments to explore how physical security solutions can benefit three very different workplace environments.

Now that Visual Security Consulting, LLC has become a division of Dresner Group, they have added to our ability to deploy quality security camera solutions, and it seems like a good time to touch on why a managed service provider would be involved with this form of security. Let’s review how your IT and a modern security camera setup are related.

We’ve recently joined forces with Visual Security to help bring security cameras and physical security solutions to our clients. You might be thinking, “Why would I rely on the company that keeps my computers and technology running to establish my surveillance system?”

As it turns out, IT security and physical security go hand-in-hand.

Many small and medium-sized businesses don’t consider making physical security investments if they already have some type of workable solution in place. The problem is that there have been a lot of innovative moves made that would make those investments strategically smart at the time. So, while a physical security upgrade may not be a priority for your business, we thought we’d go through some of the tools used, and how they have improved.