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Digital vs. Optical Zoom for CCTV Cameras
When purchasing a security camera, one of the things that must be taken into consideration is the zoom. The zoom greatly affects how much detail you’ll be able to see
Advantages of Analog CCTV Systems Over IP
Since the introduction of IP systems, more and more people have made the switch from analog to IP. This brings up the question, are there any advantages of using analog
Organized Retail Crime Is Growing, Here’s How to Stop It
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, retailers have been closing down their physical locations. For some stores, this was temporary; for others, it was permanent. Reduced business is the
IP CCTV Systems Using PoE
In the past, IP systems were favored over analog systems because they performed better and had higher resolutions. But with advances in technology, analog systems have quickly progressed to be
4 Tips for Securing Vacant Vacation Homes
With summer fast approaching, it’s almost time for families to start migrating to their previously unoccupied vacation homes. Even though these houses may not have residents all year-round, they need
Features of a Multi-Site Monitoring System
Businesses with multiple locations will require specific security systems that will fulfill their unique needs. Although each location is physically separate from one another, the security systems need to be
How CCTV Systems Can Help Construction Sites
In the past, CCTV systems were mostly only seen in stores and banks to deter thieves. But now, almost any industry or environment has some form of video surveillance. One
DORI for CCTV
A CCTV system is like having an extra eye because it allows you to monitor your property when you’re not there. However, not all security cameras are the same and
What is the ONVIF Protocol?
If you’ve ever shopped around for an IP camera, you might have come across cameras that are advertised as being ONVIF-compliant or ONVIF conforming. But what does this even mean
Can IP Cameras Work Without Internet?
One common misconception is that IP cameras can only work if they’re connected to the internet. It’s a valid assumption to make since after all, IP does stand for internet