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.

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.

Data security isn’t the easiest thing in the world to plan for, especially if your organization doesn’t have any dedicated security professionals on-hand. While protecting your data with traditional methods, like passwords, firewalls, and antivirus, is important, what measures are you taking to make sure a thief or hacker isn’t just walking into your office and making off with your technology?