Posts Tagged ‘Video Surveillance’

Pros of using Security Camera Systems in any Mall: • Crime Deterrent: there is a strong fact that people are less likely to commit a crime if they know that they are being watched. If people are aware of the fact that the mall is being monitored, vandalism and other acts of violence may greatly… Read more >>

If you think security is the primary reason stores put up CCTV systems, think again. They are not there to watch shoplifters; they are there to count people. Security Versus Sales The British bed store, Dreams, had CCTV systems installed for two reasons: the first, marketing; the second, security. Dreams’ use video surveillance shows a… Read more >>

Due to the increase in global crime rate it becomes crucial these days to make our homes, offices, shops as secure as we can. Also you must have noticed the increasing number of reported crimes and violence occurrences in your city or suburb. So now there is much more increased need to take safety measures… Read more >>

By: Kathryn Dawson So you want or need a video surveillance camera for the security of your home or for your business? Or perhaps, as the security manager at your company, you are looking to improve your existing surveillance system? Hopefully the following brief article will assist in your investigation so you can avoid having… Read more >>

The number of cities looking to install video surveillance systems to protect downtown shopping areas continues to grow. Those that have installed cameras are generally reporting lower crime rates.
City officials are getting creative in finding ways to pay for the equipment. Some are using money from the sale of property confiscated from drug dealers and other convicted felons. Others are looking to federal grants and stimulus money. In some cities, downtown merchants are funding the cameras as a way to lure shoppers back to the center city.
Sometimes, citizens take matters into their own hands. Following a parking lot beating in their city, some Missouri residents have begun a petition drive asking their elected officials to install cameras to help keep their downtown streets safe.