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"title": "The Cleaning Crew Starts Monday: How to Give Contractors and Vendors Building Access That Expires on Its Own",
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Most of what I get asked about access control is not about locks. It is about letting somebody in.
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A cleaning crew starts Monday. A refrigeration tech is coming Saturday at six in the morning. A remodel puts four trades in the building for five weeks. Every one of them has to get through a locked door, do work you are paying for, and go home. Most buildings have no clean way to make that happen, so they improvise. Somebody hands over a fob “just for this job.” Somebody reads the alarm code out over the phone. Somebody props the back door at 5:45 and means to go back for it. Then the work ends, and none of it gets undone.
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Vendor access is not a special case. The cleaning crew, the refrigeration tech, and the extinguisher company are part of how a commercial building runs, the same as deliveries and utilities, and getting them through the door deserves to be designed rather than improvised. The trouble is that most buildings have two settings, wide open and locked, and neither one fits somebody who needs the loading dock for three hours on a Tuesday.
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I have designed, installed, and serviced access control systems across metro Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007. Let me sort this the way I would on a walk through your building.
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The short version. You do not manage temporary workers. You manage credentials, and the fix is an end date. Commercial access systems can issue a credential that starts on a date, stops on a date, works only during certain hours, and opens only certain doors. Most buildings never turn that on. Turn it on and your vendor gets in without a phone call, and the access closes itself when the job is finished.
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What It Costs When There Is No Way In
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The price of having no way to let somebody in gets paid in windshield time, and it is bigger than owners expect.
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The crew arrives before anyone with a key. A manager drives twenty minutes across town on a Saturday to open a door and twenty minutes back. A technician bills a trip charge for a visit where he never got past the lobby. A five-week remodel runs on somebody being available every morning at six. Multiply that across a year of vendors and you have paid for a real access control system in mileage alone.
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So people improvise, and every improvised solution gets invented by whoever is standing at the door at 5:45 in the morning. That is the worst possible place for a building decision to get made. The propped door is still the fastest way to undo an entire system, which is why the panels we install can sound an alarm when a door is held open too long. The shared alarm code and the loaner fob are quieter versions of the same thing. They work fine right up until something changes: a contract ends, a crew rotates, a code gets passed along to somebody you have never met. Then there is no way to undo one piece of it without changing everything for everybody.
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That is a design problem, and it has a setting.
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Access With an End Date
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Here is the whole idea. A temporary worker should get a temporary credential. Not a permanent credential somebody remembers to delete later. A credential born with an expiration date on it.
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Every commercial access platform I work with can do four things at once: turn a credential on at a date and time, turn it off at a date and time, limit it to a window of hours, and limit it to a specific set of doors. The janitorial crew gets the service entrance and the common areas, Monday through Friday, seven at night to midnight, from the first of the month through the end of the contract term. Nothing else, and nothing after.
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This is not an exotic idea somebody invented for 2026. The payment card industry wrote it down years ago and has audited against it ever since. Its standard defines a visitor as “a vendor, guest of any personnel, service worker, or personnel that normally do not have access to the subject area,” which is our population, in their words, in a compliance definition. And the standard requires that those people be authorized before entering and given “a badge or other identification that expires,” then “surrendered or deactivated before visitors leave the facility or at the date of expiration.”
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Notice what that rule actually asks for. Not a procedure anybody has to remember. A credential that ends by itself, on a date somebody chose back when they had time to think about it.
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Set it this way: every credential issued to somebody who does not work for you gets an expiration date the moment it is created, matched to the contract, the work order, or the day. If your system makes you type an end date every time, that is a feature.
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Scope the Credential to the Job
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That same standard says visitors are to be “escorted at all times” inside the area where card data lives. Correct for a server room. It is not going to happen for a four-person cleaning crew working a 40,000 square foot building for six hours, and anyone who says otherwise has never run a building.
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So do the thing that scales. Instead of assigning a person to the visit, assign the doors to the job. The credential opens what the work requires, during the hours the work happens. Once the everyday work is scoped that way, the short list of rooms that genuinely need somebody walking along gets small enough to be realistic: the server closet, the safe room, the records room, the cash office.
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There is a second benefit owners tend to discover later. A door group is a written description of a job. Once “Janitorial” means the service entrance and the common areas from seven to midnight, you have documented what you are buying, and the next renewal, the next vendor change, and the next conversation about what is in scope all get considerably shorter.
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Set it this way: build a door group per vendor type, not per person. Janitorial. HVAC. Landscaping. Then adding next month’s new crew member is a thirty-second job instead of a decision.
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The Record Is How You Know the Work Happened
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Here is the part owners underuse. Your access system is already keeping a record, and it answers a question you are probably asking somebody else.
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Did the crew come Thursday? Your janitorial contract says five nights a week. The log says the service entrance opened at 7:04 and closed at 10:22, five nights running. That is your invoice matching your service, and it settles in a minute what an email thread takes a week to settle.
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It cuts in the vendor’s favor just as often, which is the part I like about it. When a technician says he was on site Tuesday evening and somebody in accounting is not certain, the record says he was. Vendors get paid faster when a building can confirm a visit without anybody’s memory being involved, and a vendor who gets paid without an argument answers your call first next time.
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None of that works if a whole crew shares one code. A shared code tells you a code was used. It cannot tell you the crew came Thursday, and it cannot back up the technician who did show up.
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Regulators arrived at the same practice from the compliance side. The payment card standard asks for a visitor log carrying the name and organization, the date and time, and who authorized the access, retained at least three months. The federal health privacy rule gets there from another direction: among the safeguards covered organizations must evaluate and implement where reasonable and appropriate are procedures to “control and validate a person’s access to facilities based on their role or function, including visitor control.” If you run a medical practice, a dental office, or a billing operation, that sentence is about your building.
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If your access system is issuing credentials, you already have that log. It builds itself.
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Set it this way: one credential, one person, one name in the system, including for the vendor’s staff. If a vendor sends a substitute, the substitute gets his own credential, not his coworker’s.
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If the Fire Alarm Goes Off at Nine, Who Is Inside?
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This is the argument that usually lands, and it is the one I care most about.
Now read your plan back with your evening in mind. The standard says employees. Your building at nine at night holds four people who are not your employees, whose names are not on your roll call sheet, and who may not know where the assembly area is. That is not a citation waiting to happen. It is a plan that will not work on the night you need it, and the people it lets down are the ones who were working after hours so you did not have to.
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An access control system is not an evacuation plan and I will not pretend otherwise. What it gives you is the one fact the plan is missing: a live list of who badged in and has not badged out. That takes ten seconds to pull, and I would rather hand a battalion chief a list than a guess. It only works if people badge individually instead of following each other through a propped door, which is one more reason the boring version matters.
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Set it this way: name the vendors who work after hours, put their crews on individual credentials, and make sure whoever owns your emergency plan can pull an in-building report on a phone at nine at night. Then tell the crews where the assembly point is. That part is free, and it is the single kindest thing on this page.
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The Credential Nobody Turned Off
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Now the thing I find most often on a takeover. It is paperwork.
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Contracts end. The landscaping company gets replaced. The janitorial firm is acquired and every face changes. The remodel finishes. In almost none of those cases does anybody tell the person who administers the door system, because that person sits in a different department and was never part of the vendor conversation. So the credentials keep working. I have walked into buildings and found active credentials belonging to companies that had not serviced the property in years.
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The payment card standard says it in one line, and it names the object: “All physical access mechanisms, such as keys, access cards, etc., are returned or disabled upon termination.” That line is written about your own staff. Nobody wrote the vendor version of it, which is exactly why the vendor version goes unnoticed for years.
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Note what sits in that list beside the cards. Keys. A key is this problem with no off switch. You cannot expire one, you cannot audit one, and the only way to retire a key you did not get back is to rekey the cylinder and reissue to everybody who was using it legitimately. That is the biggest practical difference between a lock and a credential.
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Set it this way: twice a year, print every active credential and read the list out loud with whoever owns the vendor contracts. Anything neither of you can name gets turned off that day. I covered the employee side of this in my post on mobile access credentials. The vendor side is worse, because at least an employee’s last day shows up in payroll.
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The Twenty-Minute Visit Does Not Need a Credential
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Issuing a credential for a single delivery is how a system gets cluttered. For the one-off, the better tool is a door you can open from wherever you are.
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Somebody arrives, you see them on camera, you talk to them, you release the door for that visit, and it locks behind them. No credential ever existed, so there is nothing to remember to delete. Modern systems handle this from a phone, and the camera at the door is what turns it into a conversation instead of a guessing game. Same principle as verified alarm response, which is where our name comes from: confirm first, then act.
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Two honest limits. Remote unlock is only as good as the camera view at that door, and a doorbell nobody answers is worse than a lockbox. If the visit is unattended or after hours, put it back on a scoped, expiring credential where it belongs.
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What I’d Turn On This Week
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Print the list of everyone who can currently open a door. Every credential, every alarm user code, every key you have issued. This is an afternoon, and almost nobody has done it.
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Reconcile the list against your vendor contracts. Work it with whoever owns those agreements. Anything neither of you can account for gets turned off today. Nothing breaks that should not break.
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Build a door group for each vendor type. Janitorial, HVAC, landscaping, delivery. Doors and hours defined once, so issuing the next credential takes thirty seconds.
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Put an end date on every credential you issue from now on. Match the contract term or the work order. This is the habit that keeps the list from growing back.
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Give after-hours crews individual credentials, and tell them where the assembly point is. That is what turns your access system into something your emergency plan can use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How do I give a contractor access to my building without handing over a key?
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Issue a temporary credential from your access control system. A commercial system can create one that activates on a set date, expires on a set date, works only during certain hours, and opens only the doors that job requires. Unlike a key, it can be issued or retired in seconds from a computer or a phone, and it leaves a record of when the work happened.
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Should a cleaning crew have their own access credentials?
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Yes, individually rather than as a shared code. Individual credentials confirm that the crew came Thursday and back up a technician’s visit when an invoice is questioned, which a shared code cannot do. They also let you add or retire one person when a crew rotates, instead of changing a code for everybody and reissuing it.
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How long should a temporary access credential last?
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Match it to the work rather than the calendar. A one-day service visit gets one day. A five-week remodel gets five weeks. An ongoing janitorial contract gets the contract term and renews when the contract does. What matters is that the end date exists when the credential is created, instead of depending on somebody remembering later.
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Does my business need a visitor log?
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If you handle payment card data or protected health information, some form of visitor control is already expected of you. The payment card standard asks for a log with the visitor’s name and organization, the date and time, who authorized the access, and retention of at least three months. If you issue credentials through an access control system, that log largely builds itself.
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What happens if a vendor’s credential is never turned off?
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It keeps working, often for years, and nobody notices until somebody audits the list. This is a common finding when we take over an existing system: active credentials belonging to companies that stopped servicing the building long ago. It is a paperwork failure rather than a technical one, and an expiration date set at issue prevents it entirely.
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Let’s See What Your System Already Does
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Most buildings I walk into already own the features in this post and have never had them configured. If you are not sure whether yours does, contact us and we will find out together.
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We will pull a list of every credential and user code that can open one of your doors today, and reconcile it against your vendor contracts. We will tell you whether your system supports expiring credentials, scheduled hours, and door groups, and if it does, we will build the vendor groups with you and set the dates. And we will show you how to pull a who-is-in-the-building report on your phone, which is the one your fire plan needs and the one nobody knows exists.
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If your system is already set up this way, we will tell you so and you are done. If my company installed it, call us anyway and we will go through it with you. We have protected Atlanta businesses since 2007, and I would rather set up your vendor access on a quiet Tuesday than sort it out on a morning when somebody needs an answer. Reach my team at 678-924-7480.
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Current as of August 2026. We review this post annually.
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Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. Verified Security is an authorized Honeywell security provider and specializes in access control, video surveillance, intrusion, and fire alarm systems. Reach Scott’s team at 678-924-7480.
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It is about letting somebody in. \\n\\n A cleaning crew starts Monday. A refrigeration tech is coming Saturday at six in the morning. A remodel puts four trades in the building for five weeks. Every one of them has to get through a locked door, do work you are paying for, and go home. Most buildings have no clean way to make that happen, so they improvise. Somebody hands over a fob “just for this job.” Somebody reads the alarm code out over the phone. Somebody props the back door at 5:45 and means to go back for it. Then the work ends, and none of it gets undone. \\n\\n Vendor access is not a special case. The cleaning crew, the refrigeration tech, and the extinguisher company are part of how a commercial building runs, the same as deliveries and utilities, and getting them through the door deserves to be designed rather than improvised. The trouble is that most buildings have two settings, wide open and locked, and neither one fits somebody who needs the loading dock for three hours on a Tuesday. \\n\\n I have designed, installed, and serviced access control systems across metro Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007. Let me sort this the way I would on a walk through your building. \\n\\n The short version. You do not manage temporary workers. You manage credentials, and the fix is an end date. Commercial access systems can issue a credential that starts on a date, stops on a date, works only during certain hours, and opens only certain doors. Most buildings never turn that on. Turn it on and your vendor gets in without a phone call, and the access closes itself when the job is finished. \\n\\n What It Costs When There Is No Way In \\n\\n The price of having no way to let somebody in gets paid in windshield time, and it is bigger than owners expect. \\n\\n The crew arrives before anyone with a key. A manager drives twenty minutes across town on a Saturday to open a door and twenty minutes back. A technician bills a trip charge for a visit where he never got past the lobby. A five-week remodel runs on somebody being available every morning at six. Multiply that across a year of vendors and you have paid for a real access control system in mileage alone. \\n\\n So people improvise, and every improvised solution gets invented by whoever is standing at the door at 5:45 in the morning. That is the worst possible place for a building decision to get made. The propped door is still the fastest way to undo an entire system, which is why the panels we install can sound an alarm when a door is held open too long. The shared alarm code and the loaner fob are quieter versions of the same thing. They work fine right up until something changes: a contract ends, a crew rotates, a code gets passed along to somebody you have never met. Then there is no way to undo one piece of it without changing everything for everybody. \\n\\n That is a design problem, and it has a setting. \\n\\n Access With an End Date \\n\\n Here is the whole idea. A temporary worker should get a temporary credential. Not a permanent credential somebody remembers to delete later. A credential born with an expiration date on it. \\n\\n Every commercial access platform I work with can do four things at once: turn a credential on at a date and time, turn it off at a date and time, limit it to a window of hours, and limit it to a specific set of doors. The janitorial crew gets the service entrance and the common areas, Monday through Friday, seven at night to midnight, from the first of the month through the end of the contract term. Nothing else, and nothing after. \\n\\n This is not an exotic idea somebody invented for 2026. The payment card industry wrote it down years ago and has audited against it ever since. Its standard defines a visitor as “a vendor, guest of any personnel, service worker, or personnel that normally do not have access to the subject area,” which is our population, in their words, in a compliance definition. And the standard requires that those people be authorized before entering and given “a badge or other identification that expires,” then “surrendered or deactivated before visitors leave the facility or at the date of expiration.” \\n\\n Notice what that rule actually asks for. Not a procedure anybody has to remember. A credential that ends by itself, on a date somebody chose back when they had time to think about it. \\n\\n Set it this way: every credential issued to somebody who does not work for you gets an expiration date the moment it is created, matched to the contract, the work order, or the day. If your system makes you type an end date every time, that is a feature. \\n\\n Scope the Credential to the Job \\n\\n That same standard says visitors are to be “escorted at all times” inside the area where card data lives. Correct for a server room. It is not going to happen for a four-person cleaning crew working a 40,000 square foot building for six hours, and anyone who says otherwise has never run a building. \\n\\n So do the thing that scales. Instead of assigning a person to the visit, assign the doors to the job. The credential opens what the work requires, during the hours the work happens. Once the everyday work is scoped that way, the short list of rooms that genuinely need somebody walking along gets small enough to be realistic: the server closet, the safe room, the records room, the cash office. \\n\\n There is a second benefit owners tend to discover later. A door group is a written description of a job. Once “Janitorial” means the service entrance and the common areas from seven to midnight, you have documented what you are buying, and the next renewal, the next vendor change, and the next conversation about what is in scope all get considerably shorter. \\n\\n Set it this way: build a door group per vendor type, not per person. Janitorial. HVAC. Landscaping. Then adding next month’s new crew member is a thirty-second job instead of a decision. \\n\\n The Record Is How You Know the Work Happened \\n\\n Here is the part owners underuse. Your access system is already keeping a record, and it answers a question you are probably asking somebody else. \\n\\n Did the crew come Thursday? Your janitorial contract says five nights a week. The log says the service entrance opened at 7:04 and closed at 10:22, five nights running. That is your invoice matching your service, and it settles in a minute what an email thread takes a week to settle. \\n\\n It cuts in the vendor’s favor just as often, which is the part I like about it. When a technician says he was on site Tuesday evening and somebody in accounting is not certain, the record says he was. Vendors get paid faster when a building can confirm a visit without anybody’s memory being involved, and a vendor who gets paid without an argument answers your call first next time. \\n\\n None of that works if a whole crew shares one code. A shared code tells you a code was used. It cannot tell you the crew came Thursday, and it cannot back up the technician who did show up. \\n\\n Regulators arrived at the same practice from the compliance side. The payment card standard asks for a visitor log carrying the name and organization, the date and time, and who authorized the access, retained at least three months. The federal health privacy rule gets there from another direction: among the safeguards covered organizations must evaluate and implement where reasonable and appropriate are procedures to “control and validate a person’s access to facilities based on their role or function, including visitor control.” If you run a medical practice, a dental office, or a billing operation, that sentence is about your building. \\n\\n If your access system is issuing credentials, you already have that log. It builds itself. \\n\\n Set it this way: one credential, one person, one name in the system, including for the vendor’s staff. If a vendor sends a substitute, the substitute gets his own credential, not his coworker’s. \\n\\n If the Fire Alarm Goes Off at Nine, Who Is Inside? \\n\\n This is the argument that usually lands, and it is the one I care most about. \\n\\n Where an OSHA emergency action plan is required, the standard lists what it must contain, and one item is “procedures to account for all employees after evacuation.” OSHA’s own guidance describes the practice: designating people to sweep offices and restrooms on the way out, and conducting a roll call in the assembly area. \\n\\n Now read your plan back with your evening in mind. The standard says employees. Your building at nine at night holds four people who are not your employees, whose names are not on your roll call sheet, and who may not know where the assembly area is. That is not a citation waiting to happen. It is a plan that will not work on the night you need it, and the people it lets down are the ones who were working after hours so you did not have to. \\n\\n An access control system is not an evacuation plan and I will not pretend otherwise. What it gives you is the one fact the plan is missing: a live list of who badged in and has not badged out. That takes ten seconds to pull, and I would rather hand a battalion chief a list than a guess. It only works if people badge individually instead of following each other through a propped door, which is one more reason the boring version matters. \\n\\n Set it this way: name the vendors who work after hours, put their crews on individual credentials, and make sure whoever owns your emergency plan can pull an in-building report on a phone at nine at night. Then tell the crews where the assembly point is. That part is free, and it is the single kindest thing on this page. \\n\\n The Credential Nobody Turned Off \\n\\n Now the thing I find most often on a takeover. It is paperwork. \\n\\n Contracts end. The landscaping company gets replaced. The janitorial firm is acquired and every face changes. The remodel finishes. In almost none of those cases does anybody tell the person who administers the door system, because that person sits in a different department and was never part of the vendor conversation. So the credentials keep working. I have walked into buildings and found active credentials belonging to companies that had not serviced the property in years. \\n\\n The payment card standard says it in one line, and it names the object: “All physical access mechanisms, such as keys, access cards, etc., are returned or disabled upon termination.” That line is written about your own staff. Nobody wrote the vendor version of it, which is exactly why the vendor version goes unnoticed for years. \\n\\n Note what sits in that list beside the cards. Keys. A key is this problem with no off switch. You cannot expire one, you cannot audit one, and the only way to retire a key you did not get back is to rekey the cylinder and reissue to everybody who was using it legitimately. That is the biggest practical difference between a lock and a credential. \\n\\n Set it this way: twice a year, print every active credential and read the list out loud with whoever owns the vendor contracts. Anything neither of you can name gets turned off that day. I covered the employee side of this in my post on mobile access credentials. The vendor side is worse, because at least an employee’s last day shows up in payroll. \\n\\n The Twenty-Minute Visit Does Not Need a Credential \\n\\n Issuing a credential for a single delivery is how a system gets cluttered. For the one-off, the better tool is a door you can open from wherever you are. \\n\\n Somebody arrives, you see them on camera, you talk to them, you release the door for that visit, and it locks behind them. No credential ever existed, so there is nothing to remember to delete. Modern systems handle this from a phone, and the camera at the door is what turns it into a conversation instead of a guessing game. Same principle as verified alarm response, which is where our name comes from: confirm first, then act. \\n\\n Two honest limits. Remote unlock is only as good as the camera view at that door, and a doorbell nobody answers is worse than a lockbox. If the visit is unattended or after hours, put it back on a scoped, expiring credential where it belongs. \\n\\n What I’d Turn On This Week \\n\\n \\n\\n Print the list of everyone who can currently open a door. Every credential, every alarm user code, every key you have issued. This is an afternoon, and almost nobody has done it. \\n\\n Reconcile the list against your vendor contracts. Work it with whoever owns those agreements. Anything neither of you can account for gets turned off today. Nothing breaks that should not break. \\n\\n Build a door group for each vendor type. Janitorial, HVAC, landscaping, delivery. Doors and hours defined once, so issuing the next credential takes thirty seconds. \\n\\n Put an end date on every credential you issue from now on. Match the contract term or the work order. This is the habit that keeps the list from growing back. \\n\\n Give after-hours crews individual credentials, and tell them where the assembly point is. That is what turns your access system into something your emergency plan can use. \\n\\n \\n\\n Frequently Asked Questions \\n\\n How do I give a contractor access to my building without handing over a key? \\n\\n Issue a temporary credential from your access control system. 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It is a paperwork failure rather than a technical one, and an expiration date set at issue prevents it entirely. \\n\\n Let’s See What Your System Already Does \\n\\n Most buildings I walk into already own the features in this post and have never had them configured. If you are not sure whether yours does, contact us and we will find out together. \\n\\n We will pull a list of every credential and user code that can open one of your doors today, and reconcile it against your vendor contracts. We will tell you whether your system supports expiring credentials, scheduled hours, and door groups, and if it does, we will build the vendor groups with you and set the dates. And we will show you how to pull a who-is-in-the-building report on your phone, which is the one your fire plan needs and the one nobody knows exists. \\n\\n If your system is already set up this way, we will tell you so and you are done. If my company installed it, call us anyway and we will go through it with you. 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Nobody sold you a computer. They sold you a camera.
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Walk enough Atlanta buildings and you find the same closet: a recorder humming on a shelf, cameras nobody has touched since the day they went up, and a login nobody in the building can produce. The system does what it was bought to do. It records. And for most of the last twenty years, that was the end of the story, because a camera was a closed circuit and it did not talk to anything.
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That changed. Every one of those devices is now a small computer with a processor, an operating system, a network connection, and a password. Which means every one of them can be logged into, left unpatched, or quietly used as a door into everything else you run.
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I have designed, installed, and serviced commercial camera systems across metro Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007. Let me sort this the way I would on a walk through your building: the five risks I look for, and what to do about each.
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The short version. Yes, business security cameras can be hacked. The five risks I find most often are a default password nobody changed, firmware nobody has updated since the install, cameras sharing one flat network with your business computers, equipment whose support has quietly ended, and a system nobody in the building actually owns. Almost none of it requires replacing your cameras. All of it requires someone to be responsible for them.
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One thing up front, because it is the reason this never gets fixed. These five risks do not belong to one person. Three sit with your security company, and that includes mine. One sits with your IT provider. One sits with you. The trouble is that the camera hangs on the wall, so the IT company assumes it is the security company’s problem, and it lives on the network, so the security company assumes it is IT’s. It ends up belonging to nobody. I will mark whose job each one is as we go.
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Why a Camera Is a Computer, and Why That Changes Everything
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This is not my framing. It is the government’s. In its guidance on buying connected devices, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) says these devices are “capable of harboring the same kinds of vulnerabilities as traditional computing assets,” and that attackers “often use the IoT technologies to gain entry into an environment as a stepping-stone to compromise other systems.”
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Read that second part again, because it is the part owners miss. The prize is usually not your video. Nobody is desperate to watch your loading dock. The prize is the foothold. A camera is a computer that sits on your network, runs around the clock, and is the one machine in the building nobody is watching.
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Risk 1. The Password That Shipped in the Box
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Start here, because it is the most common thing I find and the cheapest to fix.
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When the National Security Agency and CISA published the ten most common cybersecurity misconfigurations they find inside real organizations, the first one on the list was default configurations, and the first thing named under it is default credentials. The advisory calls out security cameras by name, alongside printers, VoIP phones, and conference room gear, as equipment that “commonly contain default credentials that can be used for easy unauthorized access.” The method is not sophisticated. Attackers find those passwords “with a simple web search” and log in.
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This is not theoretical. Researchers at Bitsight scanned the internet in 2025 and found more than 40,000 cameras, business and home alike, streaming live to anyone who cared to look, with no password at all. Roughly 14,000 of them were in the United States. Their note on the skill required is the part that should get your attention: “in most cases, a regular web browser and a curious mind are all it takes.”
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Whose job: your security company’s, and that includes mine. Change the passwords on your cameras and your recorder, use a different one for each, turn on multi-factor authentication anywhere the system offers it, and store the credentials where your business actually keeps records. It costs nothing. If you cannot log into your own recorder today, that is the first thing to fix, and it is worth a phone call.
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Risk 2. Firmware Nobody Has Touched Since the Install
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Every camera and recorder runs software. Flaws get found in that software over time, and the manufacturer publishes a fix called a firmware update. Somebody has to install it. On most systems I walk into, nobody ever has.
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The advice you will read everywhere is to update immediately, always. Working installers are more careful than that, because a bad update can knock a camera offline or break something that was working fine. So here is a policy that survives contact with a real building: check for security patches at least quarterly, apply security fixes promptly rather than chasing every feature release, and test before pushing an update across every device at once. Deliberate is not the same as never. Never is what gets you hurt.
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Here is what never costs you. CISA maintains a catalog of vulnerabilities it has confirmed are being exploited in the wild, not theorized about, and IP cameras and video recorders sit on that list. One camera flaw on it, CVE-2019-11001, was first identified in 2019 and was not added to the actively-exploited list until December 2024. Five years after the problem was public, criminals were still successfully using it. CISA’s own entry tells owners to stop using the affected cameras if no mitigation is available, which brings us to the part of this that actually costs money.
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When a device reaches end of life, the manufacturer stops supporting it entirely. The federal standard on patching, NIST SP 800-40, says the quiet part out loud: for end-of-life software, “a patch for it will never be released.” No update is coming, and no setting makes it safe. That same document calls patching “a cost of doing business,” which is how I wish more owners heard it. You already accept that for your HVAC and your fire extinguishers. Your cameras earned it too.
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Whose job: mine, with one part that has to be assigned. Knowing which of your devices the manufacturer still supports, and replacing the ones it does not, is security work and it is what I am for. The quarterly patching in between is a real job that somebody has to be named for, in writing, whether that somebody is your security company, your IT provider, or a person on your staff. What sinks buildings is not choosing wrong. It is never deciding.
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Risk 3. One Flat Network, With Everything On It
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This is the risk that turns a camera problem into a business problem. In most buildings I walk, everything shares one network. The cameras, the recorder, the door controllers, the point-of-sale terminals, the office computers, the file server, and often the guest Wi-Fi all sit together, able to reach each other freely. The least-defended device in the building has a clear path to the most important one.
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The federal guide to securing operational technology, NIST SP 800-82, recommends that organizations consider separate network segments for safety and security systems, and it names cameras, doors, and access card readers directly. CISA is just as blunt about what happens without that. Unsegmented networks, it says, make it “easier for threat actors to move laterally after breaching the IT network,” and weak boundary protection has been the most prevalent finding in its network security assessments since 2015.
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If you take credit cards, this pattern has a name. The PCI Security Standards Council describes a common breach where the attacker targets systems the business considers out of scope for PCI DSS, then uses them as stepping stones to the systems where the cardholder data lives. Nobody comes in through the camera because they want the camera. They come in through the camera because it is the thing nobody thought to guard.
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Whose job: your IT provider’s, working from what I give them. I am not going to pretend to be your IT company. What I will do is hand them a short, exact list. Put the cameras, the recorder, and the door controllers on their own network segment, separated from your business systems and your guest Wi-Fi. Do not expose the recorder directly to the internet. Set up remote viewing through a secure connection instead of an open port, because you should absolutely still be able to watch your cameras from your phone. Any competent IT provider can execute that. It is the same principle I wrote about with access control wiring in my post on mobile access credentials: securing the device and leaving the path wide open is half a job.
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Risk 4. Equipment That Answers to Somebody Else
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You have probably heard that some camera equipment is banned. A lot of what gets repeated about that is wrong in ways that cost people money, so let me be precise instead of dramatic. I am not going to name a brand and tell you to panic. I am also not a lawyer, and nothing here is legal advice.
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The Federal Communications Commission publishes a Covered List of communications and video surveillance equipment that has been determined to pose an unacceptable risk to national security. For the video surveillance brands, Congress did the naming itself in the 2019 defense bill, and it wrote in a limit almost nobody quotes. That equipment is covered only to the extent it is used “for the purpose of public safety, security of government facilities, physical security surveillance of critical infrastructure, and other national security purposes.” Read that limit again if you own a restaurant.
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Two things have happened since. In November 2022 the FCC barred equipment on that list from receiving new authorizations. And starting July 16, 2026, it bars the continued importation and marketing of older covered models that had already been approved. That newer rule carries the same limit, applying only to equipment imported or marketed for those covered purposes, and the FCC has suspended the critical infrastructure piece of it until it writes a clearer definition.
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So here is the part almost every article on this subject gets wrong. If you are a private business with no federal contract or subcontract, and no federal grant or loan money, owning and operating this equipment is not illegal. No federal rule fines a private end user for it, and none makes you pull it off the wall. The FCC said so itself, in plain words, in the very order that tightened the import rules: the prohibition “will not affect the continued use or operation of already-purchased communications equipment.”
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Where this does reach you is federal work. Under Section 889, federal agencies cannot buy this equipment, contractors cannot supply it, and the rule reaches the equipment a contractor uses even outside its federal work. Federal grant and loan dollars cannot pay for it either. So for most businesses this is an eligibility question, not a legal one. If federal or federally funded work is anywhere on your horizon, and that includes subcontracting to somebody who holds a federal contract, take it to your attorney rather than to me. My job is making sure you know what is hanging on your wall before somebody else asks.
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One more thing you will hear is “NDAA-compliant,” used like a certification. It is not one. No federal agency tests it or issues it. It is a representation your manufacturer and your integrator are making to you, so ask for it in writing, and ask what is inside the box rather than whose logo is on the front.
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Whose job: mine. Telling you what is actually on your wall, whether it sits on the federal list, and what that means for the work you want to win. That part is an afternoon, and it costs you nothing.
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Risk 5. The System Nobody Owns
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The last one is not technical at all, and it is the reason the other four survive. Ask who is responsible for your camera system and you will often watch a small silence happen. IT figures it belongs to facilities, because it is cameras. Facilities figures it belongs to IT, because it is on the network. So the system sits there, owned by no one, running software nobody updates, on a network nobody reviews.
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The government has a name for the device at the center of this. In February 2026, CISA, the FBI, and the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre jointly told organizations to “actively scan networks for undocumented and outdated edge devices,” to keep an inventory of each one along with its support end date, and to review that inventory regularly. Undocumented device. That is as close as the federal government comes to a name for the camera nobody remembers installing.
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This is bedrock, not a nice-to-have. Inventory is the first of the CIS Critical Security Controls, Control 1 of 18, and it explicitly covers IoT devices, which is exactly what your cameras, recorder, and door controllers are. CISA’s baseline goals for small and mid-sized organizations go one step further: they call for security roles to be established, communicated, and enforced, because the risk being addressed is a “lack of sufficient cybersecurity accountability.”
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So here is the question I would ask before any technical one. Whose name is on your camera system? If the honest answer is nobody, you do not have four technical problems. You have one management problem that produced four technical problems, and it is fixable this week.
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Whose job: yours. This is the only one on the list I cannot do for you. Somebody in your building has to own the camera system by name, the way somebody owns the fire panel and somebody owns the alarm code. Once that person exists, the other four get fixed. Until they do, they come back.
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Most of This Costs You Nothing
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This is usually where a quote appears. Here is the honest read instead. Most of what I have described gets fixed without replacing a single camera. Changing default passwords costs nothing. Getting your recorder off the open internet costs nothing. Closing ports nobody needs costs nothing. Building an inventory of what you own and who supports it is an afternoon with a clipboard, and it is the highest-value hour on this page.
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Do not take my word for it. When the FBI issued its notice to private industry about attackers scanning internet-exposed cameras and recorders, its recommendations were exactly this ordinary: change default and weak passwords, patch firmware as manufacturer updates become available, require multi-factor authentication wherever possible, close unnecessary ports, segment the network, and consider removing devices the manufacturer no longer supports. Not one of those requires a new camera.
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Real money enters in exactly one place, and I would rather be plain about it than coy. If your equipment is past end of support, no patch is ever coming for it, and it has to be replaced. That is not a sales tactic, it is arithmetic, and it is the work I do. And if your system is modern, segmented, actually updated, and someone in your building owns it, you are in good shape, and I will tell you that rather than write you a proposal. While you are looking, it is worth knowing what your existing cameras can already do, which I covered in my post on what AI security cameras actually do.
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If This Is New to You, Here’s the Order I’d Put It In
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Find out what you actually have. Every camera, every recorder, every door controller, the model, and whether the manufacturer still supports it. You cannot protect what you have not counted, and this is the step everyone skips.
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Change every default password today, and turn on multi-factor authentication. A unique password on each device, stored where your business keeps records, plus a second factor anywhere the system offers one. It is free, it takes an afternoon, and it is the cheapest risk on this page to eliminate.
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Hand your IT provider the network spec. Cameras, recorder, and door controllers on their own segment, away from your computers and your guest Wi-Fi. No recorder exposed to the open internet. Remote viewing through a secure connection, not an open port.
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Put firmware on a schedule, and replace what is past support. Check quarterly, apply security fixes promptly, and retire anything the manufacturer has stopped supporting. Deliberate beats both blind updating and never.
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Ask the one question. Whose name is on this system? If nobody in the building can answer, you have found the root cause, and everything above stays broken until you fix it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Can business security cameras be hacked?
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Yes. A networked camera is a small computer, and it can be logged into like one. The most common way in is not sophisticated. The NSA and CISA list default configurations and credentials first among the ten most common misconfigurations they find, and their advisory names security cameras specifically. Researchers scanning the internet in 2025 found more than 40,000 cameras streaming publicly with no password at all. The good news is that the most common attacks are also the easiest to shut down.
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How do I know if my security cameras have been hacked?
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Look for the same signs an IT person would look for on any computer. Unfamiliar user accounts on the camera or recorder, logins at hours when nobody was working, settings or passwords that changed on their own, cameras rebooting or dropping offline for no reason, and unusual outbound traffic from the camera network are all worth investigating. Most recorders keep an access log, and that is the first place to look. If your system is reachable from the open internet with a default password, assume it has at least been scanned.
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How often should camera firmware be updated?
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Check for updates at least quarterly and apply security patches promptly rather than waiting. Do not auto-update every device the moment any release appears, because a bad firmware push can knock a camera offline, so test before rolling an update across a whole building. The rule that matters most comes at the end of the road: if the manufacturer has stopped supporting the device, no patch is ever coming for it, and it should be replaced.
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Should security cameras be on a separate network?
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Yes. The federal guide to securing operational technology, NIST SP 800-82, recommends that organizations consider separate network segments for physical security systems, and it names cameras and access card readers directly. Putting cameras, recorders, and door controllers on their own segment, separated from your business computers, point-of-sale systems, and guest Wi-Fi, means a compromised camera cannot be used as a path into the systems that actually run your company.
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What is NDAA-compliant equipment, and is my current camera illegal?
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For a private business with no federal contract and no federal grant money, there is no federal law that makes owning or operating this equipment illegal. Section 889 of the 2019 defense authorization act bars federal agencies from buying certain video surveillance equipment, bars federal contractors from supplying it, bars federal grant and loan dollars from paying for it, and bars agencies from contracting with a company that uses it. Separately, the FCC has stopped authorizing this equipment, and starting July 16, 2026 it bars importing and marketing older approved models for public safety, government facility, and other covered purposes. Those rules govern federal purchasing, federal contracting, and what can be imported and sold. The FCC has said plainly that they do not affect the continued use or operation of already-purchased equipment. “NDAA-compliant” is industry shorthand for equipment free of the producers named in that statute. It is not a government certification, so ask your integrator to put it in writing. If you hold federal contracts or take federal grant money, get advice on your own situation.
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What should I ask my security company about cybersecurity?
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Four questions will tell you most of what you need to know. Have the default passwords on every device been changed, and can you show me? Which of our devices are still supported by the manufacturer, and which have reached end of life? Is the system on its own network segment, separate from our business computers, and if that is not your work, what do we hand our IT provider? And who is responsible for applying firmware updates going forward? A good partner will walk you through all four on the spot.
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Not Sure What’s on Your Network? Let’s Take a Look.
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If you cannot say for certain when your cameras were last updated, whether they still use the passwords they shipped with, or who is responsible for any of it, contact us. We will inventory every camera, recorder, and door controller you have. We will tell you which ones the manufacturer still supports and which are past end of life, confirm whether the credentials are still the ones from the factory, and tell you whether anything on your wall sits on the federal Covered List. You will also get a written list of exactly what your IT provider needs to do on the network side.
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If your system is in good shape, we will say so and you are done. And if my company installed your system, call us anyway, and we will tell you exactly where it stands. We have protected Atlanta businesses since 2007, and I would rather find the open door with you in a review than have you find it the hard way. Reach my team at 678-924-7480.
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Current as of July 2026. The rules in the equipment section change, so we review this post quarterly.
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Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. Verified Security is a hand-picked member of Honeywell’s Commercial Security certification program and specializes in access control, video surveillance, intrusion, and fire alarm systems. Reach Scott’s team at 678-924-7480.
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They sold you a camera. \\n\\n Walk enough Atlanta buildings and you find the same closet: a recorder humming on a shelf, cameras nobody has touched since the day they went up, and a login nobody in the building can produce. The system does what it was bought to do. It records. And for most of the last twenty years, that was the end of the story, because a camera was a closed circuit and it did not talk to anything. \\n\\n That changed. Every one of those devices is now a small computer with a processor, an operating system, a network connection, and a password. Which means every one of them can be logged into, left unpatched, or quietly used as a door into everything else you run. \\n\\n I have designed, installed, and serviced commercial camera systems across metro Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007. Let me sort this the way I would on a walk through your building: the five risks I look for, and what to do about each. \\n\\n The short version. Yes, business security cameras can be hacked. The five risks I find most often are a default password nobody changed, firmware nobody has updated since the install, cameras sharing one flat network with your business computers, equipment whose support has quietly ended, and a system nobody in the building actually owns. Almost none of it requires replacing your cameras. All of it requires someone to be responsible for them. \\n\\n One thing up front, because it is the reason this never gets fixed. These five risks do not belong to one person. Three sit with your security company, and that includes mine. One sits with your IT provider. One sits with you. The trouble is that the camera hangs on the wall, so the IT company assumes it is the security company’s problem, and it lives on the network, so the security company assumes it is IT’s. It ends up belonging to nobody. I will mark whose job each one is as we go. \\n\\n Why a Camera Is a Computer, and Why That Changes Everything \\n\\n This is not my framing. It is the government’s. In its guidance on buying connected devices, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) says these devices are “capable of harboring the same kinds of vulnerabilities as traditional computing assets,” and that attackers “often use the IoT technologies to gain entry into an environment as a stepping-stone to compromise other systems.” \\n\\n Read that second part again, because it is the part owners miss. The prize is usually not your video. Nobody is desperate to watch your loading dock. The prize is the foothold. A camera is a computer that sits on your network, runs around the clock, and is the one machine in the building nobody is watching. \\n\\n Risk 1. The Password That Shipped in the Box \\n\\n Start here, because it is the most common thing I find and the cheapest to fix. \\n\\n When the National Security Agency and CISA published the ten most common cybersecurity misconfigurations they find inside real organizations, the first one on the list was default configurations, and the first thing named under it is default credentials. The advisory calls out security cameras by name, alongside printers, VoIP phones, and conference room gear, as equipment that “commonly contain default credentials that can be used for easy unauthorized access.” The method is not sophisticated. Attackers find those passwords “with a simple web search” and log in. \\n\\n This is not theoretical. Researchers at Bitsight scanned the internet in 2025 and found more than 40,000 cameras, business and home alike, streaming live to anyone who cared to look, with no password at all. Roughly 14,000 of them were in the United States. Their note on the skill required is the part that should get your attention: “in most cases, a regular web browser and a curious mind are all it takes.” \\n\\n Whose job: your security company’s, and that includes mine. Change the passwords on your cameras and your recorder, use a different one for each, turn on multi-factor authentication anywhere the system offers it, and store the credentials where your business actually keeps records. It costs nothing. If you cannot log into your own recorder today, that is the first thing to fix, and it is worth a phone call. \\n\\n Risk 2. Firmware Nobody Has Touched Since the Install \\n\\n Every camera and recorder runs software. Flaws get found in that software over time, and the manufacturer publishes a fix called a firmware update. Somebody has to install it. On most systems I walk into, nobody ever has. \\n\\n The advice you will read everywhere is to update immediately, always. Working installers are more careful than that, because a bad update can knock a camera offline or break something that was working fine. So here is a policy that survives contact with a real building: check for security patches at least quarterly, apply security fixes promptly rather than chasing every feature release, and test before pushing an update across every device at once. Deliberate is not the same as never. Never is what gets you hurt. \\n\\n Here is what never costs you. CISA maintains a catalog of vulnerabilities it has confirmed are being exploited in the wild, not theorized about, and IP cameras and video recorders sit on that list. One camera flaw on it, CVE-2019-11001, was first identified in 2019 and was not added to the actively-exploited list until December 2024. Five years after the problem was public, criminals were still successfully using it. CISA’s own entry tells owners to stop using the affected cameras if no mitigation is available, which brings us to the part of this that actually costs money. \\n\\n When a device reaches end of life, the manufacturer stops supporting it entirely. The federal standard on patching, NIST SP 800-40, says the quiet part out loud: for end-of-life software, “a patch for it will never be released.” No update is coming, and no setting makes it safe. That same document calls patching “a cost of doing business,” which is how I wish more owners heard it. You already accept that for your HVAC and your fire extinguishers. Your cameras earned it too. \\n\\n Whose job: mine, with one part that has to be assigned. Knowing which of your devices the manufacturer still supports, and replacing the ones it does not, is security work and it is what I am for. The quarterly patching in between is a real job that somebody has to be named for, in writing, whether that somebody is your security company, your IT provider, or a person on your staff. What sinks buildings is not choosing wrong. It is never deciding. \\n\\n Risk 3. One Flat Network, With Everything On It \\n\\n This is the risk that turns a camera problem into a business problem. In most buildings I walk, everything shares one network. The cameras, the recorder, the door controllers, the point-of-sale terminals, the office computers, the file server, and often the guest Wi-Fi all sit together, able to reach each other freely. The least-defended device in the building has a clear path to the most important one. \\n\\n The federal guide to securing operational technology, NIST SP 800-82, recommends that organizations consider separate network segments for safety and security systems, and it names cameras, doors, and access card readers directly. CISA is just as blunt about what happens without that. Unsegmented networks, it says, make it “easier for threat actors to move laterally after breaching the IT network,” and weak boundary protection has been the most prevalent finding in its network security assessments since 2015. \\n\\n If you take credit cards, this pattern has a name. The PCI Security Standards Council describes a common breach where the attacker targets systems the business considers out of scope for PCI DSS, then uses them as stepping stones to the systems where the cardholder data lives. Nobody comes in through the camera because they want the camera. They come in through the camera because it is the thing nobody thought to guard. \\n\\n Whose job: your IT provider’s, working from what I give them. I am not going to pretend to be your IT company. What I will do is hand them a short, exact list. Put the cameras, the recorder, and the door controllers on their own network segment, separated from your business systems and your guest Wi-Fi. Do not expose the recorder directly to the internet. Set up remote viewing through a secure connection instead of an open port, because you should absolutely still be able to watch your cameras from your phone. Any competent IT provider can execute that. It is the same principle I wrote about with access control wiring in my post on mobile access credentials: securing the device and leaving the path wide open is half a job. \\n\\n Risk 4. Equipment That Answers to Somebody Else \\n\\n You have probably heard that some camera equipment is banned. A lot of what gets repeated about that is wrong in ways that cost people money, so let me be precise instead of dramatic. I am not going to name a brand and tell you to panic. I am also not a lawyer, and nothing here is legal advice. \\n\\n The Federal Communications Commission publishes a Covered List of communications and video surveillance equipment that has been determined to pose an unacceptable risk to national security. For the video surveillance brands, Congress did the naming itself in the 2019 defense bill, and it wrote in a limit almost nobody quotes. That equipment is covered only to the extent it is used “for the purpose of public safety, security of government facilities, physical security surveillance of critical infrastructure, and other national security purposes.” Read that limit again if you own a restaurant. \\n\\n Two things have happened since. In November 2022 the FCC barred equipment on that list from receiving new authorizations. And starting July 16, 2026, it bars the continued importation and marketing of older covered models that had already been approved. That newer rule carries the same limit, applying only to equipment imported or marketed for those covered purposes, and the FCC has suspended the critical infrastructure piece of it until it writes a clearer definition. \\n\\n So here is the part almost every article on this subject gets wrong. If you are a private business with no federal contract or subcontract, and no federal grant or loan money, owning and operating this equipment is not illegal. No federal rule fines a private end user for it, and none makes you pull it off the wall. The FCC said so itself, in plain words, in the very order that tightened the import rules: the prohibition “will not affect the continued use or operation of already-purchased communications equipment.” \\n\\n Where this does reach you is federal work. Under Section 889, federal agencies cannot buy this equipment, contractors cannot supply it, and the rule reaches the equipment a contractor uses even outside its federal work. Federal grant and loan dollars cannot pay for it either. So for most businesses this is an eligibility question, not a legal one. If federal or federally funded work is anywhere on your horizon, and that includes subcontracting to somebody who holds a federal contract, take it to your attorney rather than to me. My job is making sure you know what is hanging on your wall before somebody else asks. \\n\\n One more thing you will hear is “NDAA-compliant,” used like a certification. It is not one. No federal agency tests it or issues it. It is a representation your manufacturer and your integrator are making to you, so ask for it in writing, and ask what is inside the box rather than whose logo is on the front. \\n\\n Whose job: mine. Telling you what is actually on your wall, whether it sits on the federal list, and what that means for the work you want to win. That part is an afternoon, and it costs you nothing. \\n\\n Risk 5. The System Nobody Owns \\n\\n The last one is not technical at all, and it is the reason the other four survive. Ask who is responsible for your camera system and you will often watch a small silence happen. IT figures it belongs to facilities, because it is cameras. Facilities figures it belongs to IT, because it is on the network. So the system sits there, owned by no one, running software nobody updates, on a network nobody reviews. \\n\\n The government has a name for the device at the center of this. In February 2026, CISA, the FBI, and the United Kingdom’s National Cyber Security Centre jointly told organizations to “actively scan networks for undocumented and outdated edge devices,” to keep an inventory of each one along with its support end date, and to review that inventory regularly. Undocumented device. That is as close as the federal government comes to a name for the camera nobody remembers installing. \\n\\n This is bedrock, not a nice-to-have. Inventory is the first of the CIS Critical Security Controls, Control 1 of 18, and it explicitly covers IoT devices, which is exactly what your cameras, recorder, and door controllers are. CISA’s baseline goals for small and mid-sized organizations go one step further: they call for security roles to be established, communicated, and enforced, because the risk being addressed is a “lack of sufficient cybersecurity accountability.” \\n\\n So here is the question I would ask before any technical one. Whose name is on your camera system? If the honest answer is nobody, you do not have four technical problems. You have one management problem that produced four technical problems, and it is fixable this week. \\n\\n Whose job: yours. This is the only one on the list I cannot do for you. Somebody in your building has to own the camera system by name, the way somebody owns the fire panel and somebody owns the alarm code. Once that person exists, the other four get fixed. Until they do, they come back. \\n\\n Most of This Costs You Nothing \\n\\n This is usually where a quote appears. Here is the honest read instead. Most of what I have described gets fixed without replacing a single camera. Changing default passwords costs nothing. Getting your recorder off the open internet costs nothing. Closing ports nobody needs costs nothing. Building an inventory of what you own and who supports it is an afternoon with a clipboard, and it is the highest-value hour on this page. \\n\\n Do not take my word for it. When the FBI issued its notice to private industry about attackers scanning internet-exposed cameras and recorders, its recommendations were exactly this ordinary: change default and weak passwords, patch firmware as manufacturer updates become available, require multi-factor authentication wherever possible, close unnecessary ports, segment the network, and consider removing devices the manufacturer no longer supports. Not one of those requires a new camera. \\n\\n Real money enters in exactly one place, and I would rather be plain about it than coy. If your equipment is past end of support, no patch is ever coming for it, and it has to be replaced. That is not a sales tactic, it is arithmetic, and it is the work I do. And if your system is modern, segmented, actually updated, and someone in your building owns it, you are in good shape, and I will tell you that rather than write you a proposal. While you are looking, it is worth knowing what your existing cameras can already do, which I covered in my post on what AI security cameras actually do. \\n\\n If This Is New to You, Here’s the Order I’d Put It In \\n\\n \\n Find out what you actually have. Every camera, every recorder, every door controller, the model, and whether the manufacturer still supports it. You cannot protect what you have not counted, and this is the step everyone skips. \\n Change every default password today, and turn on multi-factor authentication. A unique password on each device, stored where your business keeps records, plus a second factor anywhere the system offers one. It is free, it takes an afternoon, and it is the cheapest risk on this page to eliminate. \\n Hand your IT provider the network spec. Cameras, recorder, and door controllers on their own segment, away from your computers and your guest Wi-Fi. No recorder exposed to the open internet. Remote viewing through a secure connection, not an open port. \\n Put firmware on a schedule, and replace what is past support. Check quarterly, apply security fixes promptly, and retire anything the manufacturer has stopped supporting. Deliberate beats both blind updating and never. \\n Ask the one question. Whose name is on this system? If nobody in the building can answer, you have found the root cause, and everything above stays broken until you fix it. \\n \\n\\n Frequently Asked Questions \\n\\n Can business security cameras be hacked? \\n\\n Yes. A networked camera is a small computer, and it can be logged into like one. The most common way in is not sophisticated. The NSA and CISA list default configurations and credentials first among the ten most common misconfigurations they find, and their advisory names security cameras specifically. Researchers scanning the internet in 2025 found more than 40,000 cameras streaming publicly with no password at all. The good news is that the most common attacks are also the easiest to shut down. \\n\\n How do I know if my security cameras have been hacked? \\n\\n Look for the same signs an IT person would look for on any computer. Unfamiliar user accounts on the camera or recorder, logins at hours when nobody was working, settings or passwords that changed on their own, cameras rebooting or dropping offline for no reason, and unusual outbound traffic from the camera network are all worth investigating. Most recorders keep an access log, and that is the first place to look. If your system is reachable from the open internet with a default password, assume it has at least been scanned. \\n\\n How often should camera firmware be updated? \\n\\n Check for updates at least quarterly and apply security patches promptly rather than waiting. Do not auto-update every device the moment any release appears, because a bad firmware push can knock a camera offline, so test before rolling an update across a whole building. The rule that matters most comes at the end of the road: if the manufacturer has stopped supporting the device, no patch is ever coming for it, and it should be replaced. \\n\\n Should security cameras be on a separate network? \\n\\n Yes. The federal guide to securing operational technology, NIST SP 800-82, recommends that organizations consider separate network segments for physical security systems, and it names cameras and access card readers directly. Putting cameras, recorders, and door controllers on their own segment, separated from your business computers, point-of-sale systems, and guest Wi-Fi, means a compromised camera cannot be used as a path into the systems that actually run your company. \\n\\n What is NDAA-compliant equipment, and is my current camera illegal? \\n\\n For a private business with no federal contract and no federal grant money, there is no federal law that makes owning or operating this equipment illegal. Section 889 of the 2019 defense authorization act bars federal agencies from buying certain video surveillance equipment, bars federal contractors from supplying it, bars federal grant and loan dollars from paying for it, and bars agencies from contracting with a company that uses it. Separately, the FCC has stopped authorizing this equipment, and starting July 16, 2026 it bars importing and marketing older approved models for public safety, government facility, and other covered purposes. Those rules govern federal purchasing, federal contracting, and what can be imported and sold. The FCC has said plainly that they do not affect the continued use or operation of already-purchased equipment. “NDAA-compliant” is industry shorthand for equipment free of the producers named in that statute. It is not a government certification, so ask your integrator to put it in writing. If you hold federal contracts or take federal grant money, get advice on your own situation. \\n\\n What should I ask my security company about cybersecurity? \\n\\n Four questions will tell you most of what you need to know. Have the default passwords on every device been changed, and can you show me? Which of our devices are still supported by the manufacturer, and which have reached end of life? Is the system on its own network segment, separate from our business computers, and if that is not your work, what do we hand our IT provider? And who is responsible for applying firmware updates going forward? A good partner will walk you through all four on the spot. \\n\\n Not Sure What’s on Your Network? Let’s Take a Look. \\n\\n If you cannot say for certain when your cameras were last updated, whether they still use the passwords they shipped with, or who is responsible for any of it, contact us. We will inventory every camera, recorder, and door controller you have. We will tell you which ones the manufacturer still supports and which are past end of life, confirm whether the credentials are still the ones from the factory, and tell you whether anything on your wall sits on the federal Covered List. You will also get a written list of exactly what your IT provider needs to do on the network side. \\n\\n If your system is in good shape, we will say so and you are done. And if my company installed your system, call us anyway, and we will tell you exactly where it stands. We have protected Atlanta businesses since 2007, and I would rather find the open door with you in a review than have you find it the hard way. Reach my team at 678-924-7480. \\n\\n \\n\\n Current as of July 2026. The rules in the equipment section change, so we review this post quarterly. \\n\\n Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. 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Walk enough Atlanta buildings and you start finding the same drawer. A stack of access cards in a desk, worn soft at the edges, and nobody in the room can tell you whose they are. Some belong to people who left last year. A few still open the back door. The system works exactly as designed, and that is the problem. It still opens for any card nobody ever told it to forget.
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So when an owner asks me whether key cards are dead and whether everyone is moving to the phone, I understand the question behind the question. They have read that cards can be copied, and they are wondering if they are one bad afternoon away from a break-in. Here is the honest answer. No, key cards are not dead. Cards are still the most common way people get through a commercial door, and the good ones are hard to beat. What is dead, or should be, is the unmanaged card: the cheap old credential nobody can track and nobody turned off.
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I have designed, installed, and serviced commercial access control across metro Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007. Let me sort it the way I would on a walk through your building: what is actually wrong with the old cards, what a phone credential really does, where the industry is headed, and the one thing that matters more than any of it. I will also tell you when your system is fine and you do not need to spend a dollar.
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The short version. Key cards are not dead, but old unencrypted ones are a real risk, and a smartphone credential is harder to copy because it lives in the phone’s secure chip instead of broadcasting a static number. The bigger issue is not the credential type at all. It is the badge belonging to someone who left that still opens the door. Fix that first, with modern credentials and cloud access control that can revoke a person in seconds and prove who went where.
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So, Are Key Cards Dead? No, but the Cheap Old Ones Are the Problem.
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The trouble is not cards. It is a specific, aging kind of card that is still everywhere. The classic white proximity card, the 125 kHz kind clipped to badges all over Atlanta, broadcasts a static number in the clear. Independent testers at IPVM showed just how thin that is: with a copier that costs about $30, they cloned card after card in under five seconds each, and the copies were indistinguishable from the originals. The older smart card standard, MIFARE Classic, is not much better. Its encryption was broken by university researchers back in 2008, and in 2024 researchers found a hardware backdoor in a batch of cheap MIFARE-compatible chips used in hotels and offices. None of that is fearmongering. It is just old technology doing what old technology does.
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Now the other half of the story, because this is where the scary headlines mislead people. Modern encrypted credentials are not in that boat. A current smart card like MIFARE DESFire EV3 uses strong AES-128 encryption and is independently certified to a high security level. It is not a static number waiting to be copied off a park bench. So the real question is not cards versus phones. It is old versus modern. And a lot of Atlanta businesses are still on old: in one 2024 industry survey, about a third of organizations were still running those 125 kHz proximity cards. If you want the full rundown of credential types, I wrote an earlier post on choosing the right credential. This one is about what to do next.
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What a Mobile Credential Actually Is, and Why It Is Harder to Steal
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A mobile credential turns the phone already in your employee’s pocket into their key. It sounds like a gimmick until you look at how it is built. Instead of a fixed number printed on a card, the credential lives inside the phone’s secure chip, where the keys, by design, never leave the device. There is no static code sitting on the outside for a $30 copier to grab. That is a genuinely higher bar than an old prox card, and it works on both iOS and Android.
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Let me be precise about the security, because the sales pitch usually overshoots. You will hear that a lost phone is useless to a thief. That is true only if it is set up that way. Some phones are configured to open a door without unlocking first, for speed, which trades away exactly the protection people are counting on. Set up right, the credential requires the phone to be unlocked with a face or a fingerprint, and a lost phone can be wiped and its credential killed from a dashboard in seconds. There are real limits, too. A dead battery is a dead key, not everyone wants a work credential on a personal phone, and your readers have to be new enough to talk to a phone in the first place. Which is why, for most buildings, the answer is not all cards or all phones.
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The Wire Behind the Reader Matters as Much as the Card
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Here is the part almost nobody explains to a buyer, and it is the difference between a system that looks secure and one that is. You can put the best encrypted card or the smartest phone credential on the front of the door, and it can still be undone by the wire behind the reader. For roughly thirty years, most readers have talked to the controller over a protocol called Wiegand. It sends its data unencrypted. Someone who can reach that cable can quietly tap it and read the credential as it crosses the wire. Your encrypted card never gets a vote.
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The fix is a newer wiring standard called OSDP, the Open Supervised Device Protocol, backed by the Security Industry Association and adopted internationally as IEC 60839-11-5. In its secure mode it encrypts the link between reader and controller and constantly watches the wire, so a tap or a cut shows up instead of going unnoticed. I am not trying to scare you. I am trying to be thorough. Securing the credential without securing the wire is like putting a deadbolt on a screen door. When we design a door access control system, the wire is part of the conversation, not an afterthought.
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Where This Is Headed: One Standard for Every Door
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If you have lived through the smart home, you know the pain of a gadget that only works with one brand’s app. Access control has had the same problem, and it is finally getting fixed. The same industry group behind Matter, the standard that made smart-home devices finally play together, has built one for access. It is called Aliro, and its goal is simple: a phone or watch credential that works across reader brands instead of locking you into one vendor forever. It was announced in November 2023, with Apple, Google, Samsung, and the big lock makers behind it, and the finished 1.0 specification only arrived in February 2026. So it is brand new, worth watching, and not yet something to rip out your building for.
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You can already see the direction, though. Your building key is starting to live in the same phone wallet as your credit cards, whether that is an employee badge in Apple Wallet or its Android equivalent, provisioned to the phone over the air with no card to print. None of this makes the mobile credential you could buy today unsafe. It just means the walls between systems are coming down, and that is good news for a business that does not want to be trapped with one brand.
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The Real Risk Isn’t the Card. It’s the Credential Nobody Turned Off.
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Now the thing I actually lose sleep over, and it has nothing to do with cloning. It is the credential that should have been switched off and was not. Think about the person who quit or was let go last quarter. Is their badge still live? It is one of the first things I check on an access audit, and I rarely come up empty. In one 2022 survey, 83 percent of people said they could still get into a former employer’s accounts after leaving, and more than half admitted using that access. That study was about computer logins, but the exact same gap shows up on the door, and it is quieter there because a badge does not send a password-reset email. It just keeps working.
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This is why credential type is the smaller question and management is the bigger one. Even federal security guidance treats it as basic: when someone should no longer have access, you have to be able to revoke it promptly, not eventually. Old-style systems make that hard, because access lives in a box in a closet that someone has to drive out and reprogram. Cloud-based access control changes that. From one screen you can grant or revoke a person in seconds, tie it to your HR list so a departure flips access off automatically, and pull an audit trail of exactly who opened which door and when. That is the same convenience many of our customers already lean on for remote access to their systems. A card you can kill in ten seconds is worth more than the fanciest credential you cannot.
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You Probably Don’t Need to Rip Everything Out
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The fear I hear most is that fixing this means tearing out every reader and starting over. Usually it does not. Modern readers are multi-technology, which means one reader can accept an encrypted card and a phone at the same time. That lets you upgrade the readers first and migrate people over gradually, keep cards on hand for visitors and contractors who should never be in your system permanently, and phase out the old 125 kHz prox on your own schedule. What it costs is a quote, not a sticker price, because it depends on how many doors you have, how old your readers are, and whether you want cloud management. And if you are already on encrypted credentials with cloud control and a clean list of who has access, you may not need to change a thing, and I will tell you that rather than sell you a project. Some of this is a real upgrade, and some of it is a fifteen-minute cleanup of your access list.
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If You’re Weighing Mobile Access, Here’s the Order I’d Put It In
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Find out what you are actually running. Pull a list of every active credential and check your readers. If you are on 125 kHz proximity cards, that is the first thing to fix, and it is the cheapest win on this list.
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Move to modern credentials on multi-technology readers. Encrypted cards, phones, or both. The readers accept everything, so you migrate people gradually instead of all at once.
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Secure the whole chain, not just the card. Ask whether your readers talk to the controller over OSDP. An encrypted credential over old Wiegand wiring is only half a fix.
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Get on cloud access control so you can manage the lifecycle. Instant revoke, an audit trail, and access tied to your HR list. Keep a few cards for visitors and contractors.
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Ask the one question. If I let someone go this afternoon, how fast is their access gone, and can I prove where they have been? If the answer is a shrug, you have found your gap.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Can phones replace key cards for building access?
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For many businesses, yes. A mobile credential turns the smartphone an employee already carries into their key, and it is harder to copy than an old proximity card because it uses fresh cryptography instead of a static number. But it is rarely all or nothing. Dead batteries, employees without smartphones, and visitors who need a temporary pass mean most buildings run cards and phones side by side.
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What happens to building access when an employee leaves?
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That depends entirely on your system, and it is the most important question on this page. With old on-site systems, a former employee’s badge often keeps working until someone manually reprograms the panel. With cloud-based access control, you can revoke that person in seconds from any device, tie it to your HR records so departures switch off access automatically, and pull an audit trail showing every door they opened.
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Can I use both key cards and mobile credentials on the same system?
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Yes. Modern readers are multi-technology, so a single reader can accept an encrypted card and a phone credential at the same time. That is exactly how most businesses should migrate: upgrade the readers first, move people to mobile at their own pace, and keep cards on hand for visitors and contractors. You do not have to choose one credential type for the whole building.
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What does mobile or cloud access control cost per door?
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It depends on your door count, how old your readers are, the lock hardware on each door, and whether you want cloud management with a subscription, so there is no honest sticker price. One real difference to know: going mobile ends the recurring cost of printing and replacing plastic cards, though it adds a software subscription, so it is not automatically cheaper. The way to get a real number is a walk-through and a quote on your own building.
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What is OSDP, and why does it matter for access control?
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OSDP, the Open Supervised Device Protocol, is the modern wiring standard between a card reader and the controller behind it, and it is meant to replace the decades-old Wiegand wiring most systems still run on. In its secure mode it encrypts that link and watches the wire, so a tap or a cut shows up instead of going unnoticed. It matters because even a strong credential is only as secure as the wire carrying it.
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What is Aliro, and can I use it yet?
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Aliro is a new industry standard, from the same group behind the smart-home standard Matter, meant to let one phone or watch credential work across different reader brands instead of locking you into one vendor. It was announced in November 2023, and the finished specification arrived in February 2026. It is brand new, so it is worth watching, but it is not a reason to replace your system today.
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Not Sure Who Can Still Get Into Your Building? Let’s Find Out.
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If you cannot say for certain which credentials are active or whose they are, contact us and we will review your current access control. We will tell you whether your credentials are modern or dangerously old, whether a former employee’s badge could still open a door, and whether mobile makes sense for your building or your system is already in good shape. If it is, we will say so and you are done. We have protected Atlanta businesses since 2007, and we would rather find the open door in a review than after someone walks through it. Reach my team at 678-924-7480.
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Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. Verified Security is a hand-picked member of Honeywell’s Commercial Security certification program and specializes in access control, video surveillance, intrusion, and fire alarm systems. Reach Scott’s team at 678-924-7480.
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A stack of access cards in a desk, worn soft at the edges, and nobody in the room can tell you whose they are. Some belong to people who left last year. A few still open the back door. The system works exactly as designed, and that is the problem. It still opens for any card nobody ever told it to forget. \\n So when an owner asks me whether key cards are dead and whether everyone is moving to the phone, I understand the question behind the question. They have read that cards can be copied, and they are wondering if they are one bad afternoon away from a break-in. Here is the honest answer. No, key cards are not dead. Cards are still the most common way people get through a commercial door, and the good ones are hard to beat. What is dead, or should be, is the unmanaged card: the cheap old credential nobody can track and nobody turned off. \\n I have designed, installed, and serviced commercial access control across metro Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007. Let me sort it the way I would on a walk through your building: what is actually wrong with the old cards, what a phone credential really does, where the industry is headed, and the one thing that matters more than any of it. I will also tell you when your system is fine and you do not need to spend a dollar. \\n The short version. Key cards are not dead, but old unencrypted ones are a real risk, and a smartphone credential is harder to copy because it lives in the phone’s secure chip instead of broadcasting a static number. The bigger issue is not the credential type at all. It is the badge belonging to someone who left that still opens the door. Fix that first, with modern credentials and cloud access control that can revoke a person in seconds and prove who went where. \\n So, Are Key Cards Dead? No, but the Cheap Old Ones Are the Problem. \\n The trouble is not cards. It is a specific, aging kind of card that is still everywhere. The classic white proximity card, the 125 kHz kind clipped to badges all over Atlanta, broadcasts a static number in the clear. Independent testers at IPVM showed just how thin that is: with a copier that costs about $30, they cloned card after card in under five seconds each, and the copies were indistinguishable from the originals. The older smart card standard, MIFARE Classic, is not much better. Its encryption was broken by university researchers back in 2008, and in 2024 researchers found a hardware backdoor in a batch of cheap MIFARE-compatible chips used in hotels and offices. None of that is fearmongering. It is just old technology doing what old technology does. \\n Now the other half of the story, because this is where the scary headlines mislead people. Modern encrypted credentials are not in that boat. A current smart card like MIFARE DESFire EV3 uses strong AES-128 encryption and is independently certified to a high security level. It is not a static number waiting to be copied off a park bench. So the real question is not cards versus phones. It is old versus modern. And a lot of Atlanta businesses are still on old: in one 2024 industry survey, about a third of organizations were still running those 125 kHz proximity cards. If you want the full rundown of credential types, I wrote an earlier post on choosing the right credential. This one is about what to do next. \\n What a Mobile Credential Actually Is, and Why It Is Harder to Steal \\n A mobile credential turns the phone already in your employee’s pocket into their key. It sounds like a gimmick until you look at how it is built. Instead of a fixed number printed on a card, the credential lives inside the phone’s secure chip, where the keys, by design, never leave the device. There is no static code sitting on the outside for a $30 copier to grab. That is a genuinely higher bar than an old prox card, and it works on both iOS and Android. \\n Let me be precise about the security, because the sales pitch usually overshoots. You will hear that a lost phone is useless to a thief. That is true only if it is set up that way. Some phones are configured to open a door without unlocking first, for speed, which trades away exactly the protection people are counting on. Set up right, the credential requires the phone to be unlocked with a face or a fingerprint, and a lost phone can be wiped and its credential killed from a dashboard in seconds. There are real limits, too. A dead battery is a dead key, not everyone wants a work credential on a personal phone, and your readers have to be new enough to talk to a phone in the first place. Which is why, for most buildings, the answer is not all cards or all phones. \\n The Wire Behind the Reader Matters as Much as the Card \\n Here is the part almost nobody explains to a buyer, and it is the difference between a system that looks secure and one that is. You can put the best encrypted card or the smartest phone credential on the front of the door, and it can still be undone by the wire behind the reader. For roughly thirty years, most readers have talked to the controller over a protocol called Wiegand. It sends its data unencrypted. Someone who can reach that cable can quietly tap it and read the credential as it crosses the wire. Your encrypted card never gets a vote. \\n The fix is a newer wiring standard called OSDP, the Open Supervised Device Protocol, backed by the Security Industry Association and adopted internationally as IEC 60839-11-5. In its secure mode it encrypts the link between reader and controller and constantly watches the wire, so a tap or a cut shows up instead of going unnoticed. I am not trying to scare you. I am trying to be thorough. Securing the credential without securing the wire is like putting a deadbolt on a screen door. When we design a door access control system, the wire is part of the conversation, not an afterthought. \\n Where This Is Headed: One Standard for Every Door \\n If you have lived through the smart home, you know the pain of a gadget that only works with one brand’s app. Access control has had the same problem, and it is finally getting fixed. The same industry group behind Matter, the standard that made smart-home devices finally play together, has built one for access. It is called Aliro, and its goal is simple: a phone or watch credential that works across reader brands instead of locking you into one vendor forever. It was announced in November 2023, with Apple, Google, Samsung, and the big lock makers behind it, and the finished 1.0 specification only arrived in February 2026. So it is brand new, worth watching, and not yet something to rip out your building for. \\n You can already see the direction, though. Your building key is starting to live in the same phone wallet as your credit cards, whether that is an employee badge in Apple Wallet or its Android equivalent, provisioned to the phone over the air with no card to print. None of this makes the mobile credential you could buy today unsafe. It just means the walls between systems are coming down, and that is good news for a business that does not want to be trapped with one brand. \\n The Real Risk Isn’t the Card. It’s the Credential Nobody Turned Off. \\n Now the thing I actually lose sleep over, and it has nothing to do with cloning. It is the credential that should have been switched off and was not. Think about the person who quit or was let go last quarter. Is their badge still live? It is one of the first things I check on an access audit, and I rarely come up empty. In one 2022 survey, 83 percent of people said they could still get into a former employer’s accounts after leaving, and more than half admitted using that access. That study was about computer logins, but the exact same gap shows up on the door, and it is quieter there because a badge does not send a password-reset email. It just keeps working. \\n This is why credential type is the smaller question and management is the bigger one. Even federal security guidance treats it as basic: when someone should no longer have access, you have to be able to revoke it promptly, not eventually. Old-style systems make that hard, because access lives in a box in a closet that someone has to drive out and reprogram. Cloud-based access control changes that. From one screen you can grant or revoke a person in seconds, tie it to your HR list so a departure flips access off automatically, and pull an audit trail of exactly who opened which door and when. That is the same convenience many of our customers already lean on for remote access to their systems. A card you can kill in ten seconds is worth more than the fanciest credential you cannot. \\n You Probably Don’t Need to Rip Everything Out \\n The fear I hear most is that fixing this means tearing out every reader and starting over. Usually it does not. Modern readers are multi-technology, which means one reader can accept an encrypted card and a phone at the same time. That lets you upgrade the readers first and migrate people over gradually, keep cards on hand for visitors and contractors who should never be in your system permanently, and phase out the old 125 kHz prox on your own schedule. What it costs is a quote, not a sticker price, because it depends on how many doors you have, how old your readers are, and whether you want cloud management. And if you are already on encrypted credentials with cloud control and a clean list of who has access, you may not need to change a thing, and I will tell you that rather than sell you a project. Some of this is a real upgrade, and some of it is a fifteen-minute cleanup of your access list. \\n If You’re Weighing Mobile Access, Here’s the Order I’d Put It In \\n \\n Find out what you are actually running. Pull a list of every active credential and check your readers. If you are on 125 kHz proximity cards, that is the first thing to fix, and it is the cheapest win on this list. \\n Move to modern credentials on multi-technology readers. Encrypted cards, phones, or both. The readers accept everything, so you migrate people gradually instead of all at once. \\n Secure the whole chain, not just the card. Ask whether your readers talk to the controller over OSDP. An encrypted credential over old Wiegand wiring is only half a fix. \\n Get on cloud access control so you can manage the lifecycle. Instant revoke, an audit trail, and access tied to your HR list. Keep a few cards for visitors and contractors. \\n Ask the one question. If I let someone go this afternoon, how fast is their access gone, and can I prove where they have been? If the answer is a shrug, you have found your gap. \\n \\n Frequently Asked Questions \\n Can phones replace key cards for building access? \\n For many businesses, yes. A mobile credential turns the smartphone an employee already carries into their key, and it is harder to copy than an old proximity card because it uses fresh cryptography instead of a static number. But it is rarely all or nothing. Dead batteries, employees without smartphones, and visitors who need a temporary pass mean most buildings run cards and phones side by side. \\n What happens to building access when an employee leaves? \\n That depends entirely on your system, and it is the most important question on this page. With old on-site systems, a former employee’s badge often keeps working until someone manually reprograms the panel. With cloud-based access control, you can revoke that person in seconds from any device, tie it to your HR records so departures switch off access automatically, and pull an audit trail showing every door they opened. \\n Can I use both key cards and mobile credentials on the same system? \\n Yes. Modern readers are multi-technology, so a single reader can accept an encrypted card and a phone credential at the same time. That is exactly how most businesses should migrate: upgrade the readers first, move people to mobile at their own pace, and keep cards on hand for visitors and contractors. You do not have to choose one credential type for the whole building. \\n What does mobile or cloud access control cost per door? \\n It depends on your door count, how old your readers are, the lock hardware on each door, and whether you want cloud management with a subscription, so there is no honest sticker price. One real difference to know: going mobile ends the recurring cost of printing and replacing plastic cards, though it adds a software subscription, so it is not automatically cheaper. The way to get a real number is a walk-through and a quote on your own building. \\n What is OSDP, and why does it matter for access control? \\n OSDP, the Open Supervised Device Protocol, is the modern wiring standard between a card reader and the controller behind it, and it is meant to replace the decades-old Wiegand wiring most systems still run on. In its secure mode it encrypts that link and watches the wire, so a tap or a cut shows up instead of going unnoticed. It matters because even a strong credential is only as secure as the wire carrying it. \\n What is Aliro, and can I use it yet? \\n Aliro is a new industry standard, from the same group behind the smart-home standard Matter, meant to let one phone or watch credential work across different reader brands instead of locking you into one vendor. It was announced in November 2023, and the finished specification arrived in February 2026. It is brand new, so it is worth watching, but it is not a reason to replace your system today. \\n Not Sure Who Can Still Get Into Your Building? Let’s Find Out. \\n If you cannot say for certain which credentials are active or whose they are, contact us and we will review your current access control. We will tell you whether your credentials are modern or dangerously old, whether a former employee’s badge could still open a door, and whether mobile makes sense for your building or your system is already in good shape. If it is, we will say so and you are done. We have protected Atlanta businesses since 2007, and we would rather find the open door in a review than after someone walks through it. Reach my team at 678-924-7480. \\n \\n Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. 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"title": "What Can AI Security Cameras Actually Do for an Atlanta Business? A Practical 2026 Guide",
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Walk into enough Atlanta businesses and you see the same quiet failure. The cameras work. They record in clean high definition. And the owner turned the motion alerts off months ago, because the system cried wolf so many times that the alerts became noise. Headlights. A flag snapping on its pole. Hard rain. A cat on the loading dock. A camera that buzzes your phone forty times a night for nothing is not watching your building. It is teaching you to ignore it.
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So here is the honest answer to what AI security cameras actually do for your business, and it is not the one the brochures lead with. The biggest thing AI changes is not that a camera catches more criminals. It is that it stops calling you about raccoons and headlights, and speaks up only when something is worth your attention.
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I have designed and serviced commercial camera systems across metro Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007, and I have watched businesses overpay for features they never switch on. Let me sort it the way I would on a walk through your building: what AI cameras do well, what is hype, and what your business needs. I will also tell you when your cameras are fine and you do not need to spend a dime.
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The short version. An AI security camera classifies what it sees as a person, a vehicle, or an animal, so it alerts you to what matters and ignores the rest. For most Atlanta businesses, the biggest payoff is not catching more criminals. It is cutting the flood of false alerts, finding the footage that matters in minutes, and turning a confirmed event into a faster police response. You usually do not need all new cameras to get there.
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The Real Problem at an Atlanta Business Isn’t Catching Crooks. It’s the False Alerts.
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Look at the problem AI was built to solve. For decades, the U.S. Department of Justice’s own guide on false burglar alarms has found that 94 to 98 percent of the burglar-alarm calls police respond to are false, each one burning about 20 minutes and usually two officers. The causes are almost never burglars. They are user error, roaming pets, helium balloons, bad weather, and bad installs. A dumb camera is not in that statistic, but it fails the same way. It trips on a gust of wind, a passing headlight, or a cat on the dock, and pings you as if each were a break-in. After enough false pings, people stop looking. The real cost of a dumb camera is not the crime it misses, but the crime it buries in a hundred non-events. In Genetec’s 2026 industry survey, more end users said they want AI to filter and classify events than to forecast threats. Cutting that noise is what AI is actually good at.
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What AI Security Cameras Actually Do Differently
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An old camera asked one question: did the pixels change? A moth, a cloud, or a gust of wind all changed pixels. An AI camera asks a better one: what is that, and is it a person or a vehicle? Instead of reacting to motion, it runs a deep-learning model that classifies and tracks what it sees, so it tells a person from a swaying branch and a delivery van from a shadow. I covered the groundwork in an earlier post on practical AI in security. Be honest about the edges, though. What is dependable today centers on people and vehicles; cameras that promise to reliably spot a weapon, a fall, or a specific package are a step behind, so treat those claims with caution. Analytics are only as good as the image, so placement matters as much as the brand on the box. It is the first thing I check on our commercial video installs. Where lighting is the enemy, thermal cameras read body heat in full darkness, smoke, or fog.
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The Analytics Rules That Earn Their Keep
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Once a camera can label what it sees, you can give it rules that mean something. The ones I see earn their keep:
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A virtual tripwire or zone. Alert only when a person or vehicle crosses a line or enters an area, not when a raccoon does. For an after-hours perimeter, it is the workhorse.
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Loitering and dwell time. Flag someone who lingers past a number of seconds you set. It is a threshold you tune, not a mind reader.
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Tailgating at a door. Catch two people slipping through on one badge. It complements your access reader; it does not replace it.
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An object left behind or removed. Alarm on a bag left in a lobby or a tool taken from a shelf. This is the finickiest rule, so save it for stable, low-traffic areas.
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People counting and occupancy. Count who comes and goes, with accuracy independent research has measured at up to 97 percent when the camera is properly placed and configured. That is an operations tool as much as a security one.
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Forensic search after an incident.AI forensic search can find a specific person or vehicle in a recorded archive and turn an all-day scrub into minutes. It surfaces only what your cameras actually captured, so coverage and image quality still rule.
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Even with no security problem at all, the cameras you already paid for can tell you how your space gets used.
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From Recording to Responding: AI and a Verified Police Response in Atlanta
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A camera that only records helps you after you have already been robbed. The point of AI is to move from recording to responding. When analytics classify a human where no one should be, that event can reach a professional monitoring center in real time, where a trained professional confirms it is a real person, not a shadow, and acts. Industry guidance describes these systems reading the context of an event, warning off a loiterer or confirming a visitor, rather than just firing a motion alert.
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That is also where verification pays off with the police. Under the ANSI-accredited AVS-01 standard, an alarm is scored from Level 0 to Level 4 by confirmed human presence and threat, and the National Sheriffs’ Association and the International Association of Chiefs of Police have both ratified resolutions backing it. A video-verified alarm is treated as a crime in progress and, in a growing number of jurisdictions, gets a higher-priority response. I covered why that matters here in metro Atlanta, where some jurisdictions no longer send police to an unverified alarm at all, in my post on verified alarm response.
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What AI Security Cameras Can’t Do, and the Facial Recognition Question
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I will not sell you magic. The most thorough work we have, a 40-year review of CCTV across hundreds of studies, found cameras tied to a modest, real drop in crime, strongest in parking lots and larger when someone is actively watching, and it warned against using cameras as a stand-alone fix. That effect comes from a visible camera and a human watching, not from the algorithm. AI does not prevent or predict crime on its own; it detects faster, filters noise, and helps a human respond sooner. A camera is one layer that works because it is wired into monitoring, lighting, locks, and a plan, not instead of them.
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The biggest confusion I hear is facial recognition, so let me be precise. Detecting that a person is in the frame and recognizing which person it is are two different things. Person detection labels a category, a human or a vehicle, and leaves everyone walking past anonymous. Facial recognition tries to match a face to a specific individual, and that is where the caveats live. Independent testing by the National Institute of Standards and Technology found accuracy can vary across demographic groups, with false-match rates differing by a factor of 10 to 100 depending on the algorithm, even as the most accurate systems showed very small, sometimes undetectable, differences.
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There is a legal layer too. Illinois’s biometric law requires written notice and consent before you scan a face, and Texas and Washington have their own biometric rules. None of this makes facial recognition bad. It makes it a deliberate choice most businesses I walk do not need. If you are weighing it, talk to us and to your attorney first.
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You Probably Don’t Need All New Cameras
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The fear I hear most from Atlanta owners is that AI means tearing everything out and starting over. Usually it does not. If your cameras are reasonably modern and well placed, you can often add AI with a smart hub that brings analytics to the cameras you already own, or by running analytics on a server. The image decides it, not the logo. By the international standard IEC 62676-4, identifying a person takes about ten times the pixels that detecting one does, so a grainy camera across a wide lot will never give you a usable face, whatever software you add. Size matters too: a single storefront wants analytics on the cameras themselves, while a multi-site business wants a cloud system that pulls every location into one place and searches across all of them, like the remote access many of our customers already use. One sourcing note: if you buy new and your work touches government contracts, federal rules under Section 889 bar certain camera brands, so brand choice matters there. What it costs is a quote, not a sticker price, and a walk-through gets you a real one.
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If You’re Weighing AI Cameras, Here’s the Order I’d Put It In
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Start with the image. Resolution and placement decide whether analytics can work at all. A camera that cannot see clearly cannot be made smart.
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Turn on person and vehicle classification first. It is the highest-value setting, the one that cuts false alerts the most, and often one you already own.
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Wire the smart events into professional monitoring, so a trained professional can verify an alert and act in real time. That is what earns a prioritized police response.
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Add only the rules and search that fit your building, and choose facial recognition deliberately, if at all, after checking the law.
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Ask the one question. When my camera flags a person at 2 a.m., what actually happens? If the answer is “it records,” you have found your gap.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is an AI security camera?
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An AI security camera runs video analytics, often right on the camera, to classify what it sees instead of just sensing motion. It tells a person from a vehicle from an animal, so it alerts on what matters and ignores headlights, weather, and wildlife. The same intelligence powers line-crossing alerts, forensic search, and people counting.
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Do AI security cameras work at night?
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Yes, within limits. AI can classify people and vehicles in low light with good infrared or added lighting, and thermal cameras detect by body heat in full darkness, smoke, or fog. But analytics are only as good as the image, so a dark, grainy, or backlit scene still limits what the camera can tell you.
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Can AI security cameras reduce false alarms?
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Yes. The everyday triggers behind most false alerts, animals, blowing debris, headlights, shadows, and weather, are exactly what classification is built to ignore. By alerting only on a person or a vehicle instead of any pixel change, AI cameras cut the nuisance alerts that cause alert fatigue. They reduce false alerts; they do not eliminate them.
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What is the difference between an AI camera and facial recognition?
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Person and object detection labels a category, a human or a vehicle, and leaves everyone walking past anonymous. Facial recognition is a separate, more tightly regulated tool that tries to identify a specific individual, and its accuracy varies by algorithm and demographic group in independent NIST testing. Most businesses need detection, not recognition.
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Want to See What Your Own Cameras Can Actually Do? Let’s Look.
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If you are not sure whether your cameras are working as hard as they could, look at your own footage, not a vendor demo reel. Contact us and we will tell you whether AI analytics will help on the cameras you already own, whether a few well-placed upgrades would do more, or whether your system is already doing the job. If it is, we will say so and you are done. We have protected Atlanta businesses since 2007, and we would rather save you money on the front end than sell you features you will never turn on. Reach my team at 678-924-7480.
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Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. Verified Security is a hand-picked member of Honeywell’s Commercial Security certification program and specializes in access control, video surveillance, intrusion, and fire alarm systems. Reach Scott’s team at 678-924-7480.
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The cameras work. They record in clean high definition. And the owner turned the motion alerts off months ago, because the system cried wolf so many times that the alerts became noise. Headlights. A flag snapping on its pole. Hard rain. A cat on the loading dock. A camera that buzzes your phone forty times a night for nothing is not watching your building. It is teaching you to ignore it. \\n\\n So here is the honest answer to what AI security cameras actually do for your business, and it is not the one the brochures lead with. The biggest thing AI changes is not that a camera catches more criminals. It is that it stops calling you about raccoons and headlights, and speaks up only when something is worth your attention. \\n\\n I have designed and serviced commercial camera systems across metro Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007, and I have watched businesses overpay for features they never switch on. Let me sort it the way I would on a walk through your building: what AI cameras do well, what is hype, and what your business needs. I will also tell you when your cameras are fine and you do not need to spend a dime. \\n\\n The short version. An AI security camera classifies what it sees as a person, a vehicle, or an animal, so it alerts you to what matters and ignores the rest. For most Atlanta businesses, the biggest payoff is not catching more criminals. It is cutting the flood of false alerts, finding the footage that matters in minutes, and turning a confirmed event into a faster police response. You usually do not need all new cameras to get there. \\n\\n The Real Problem at an Atlanta Business Isn’t Catching Crooks. It’s the False Alerts. \\n\\n Look at the problem AI was built to solve. For decades, the U.S. Department of Justice’s own guide on false burglar alarms has found that 94 to 98 percent of the burglar-alarm calls police respond to are false, each one burning about 20 minutes and usually two officers. The causes are almost never burglars. They are user error, roaming pets, helium balloons, bad weather, and bad installs. A dumb camera is not in that statistic, but it fails the same way. It trips on a gust of wind, a passing headlight, or a cat on the dock, and pings you as if each were a break-in. After enough false pings, people stop looking. The real cost of a dumb camera is not the crime it misses, but the crime it buries in a hundred non-events. In Genetec’s 2026 industry survey, more end users said they want AI to filter and classify events than to forecast threats. Cutting that noise is what AI is actually good at. \\n\\n What AI Security Cameras Actually Do Differently \\n\\n An old camera asked one question: did the pixels change? A moth, a cloud, or a gust of wind all changed pixels. An AI camera asks a better one: what is that, and is it a person or a vehicle? Instead of reacting to motion, it runs a deep-learning model that classifies and tracks what it sees, so it tells a person from a swaying branch and a delivery van from a shadow. I covered the groundwork in an earlier post on practical AI in security. Be honest about the edges, though. What is dependable today centers on people and vehicles; cameras that promise to reliably spot a weapon, a fall, or a specific package are a step behind, so treat those claims with caution. Analytics are only as good as the image, so placement matters as much as the brand on the box. It is the first thing I check on our commercial video installs. Where lighting is the enemy, thermal cameras read body heat in full darkness, smoke, or fog. \\n\\n The Analytics Rules That Earn Their Keep \\n\\n Once a camera can label what it sees, you can give it rules that mean something. The ones I see earn their keep: \\n\\n \\n A virtual tripwire or zone. Alert only when a person or vehicle crosses a line or enters an area, not when a raccoon does. For an after-hours perimeter, it is the workhorse. \\n Loitering and dwell time. Flag someone who lingers past a number of seconds you set. It is a threshold you tune, not a mind reader. \\n Tailgating at a door. Catch two people slipping through on one badge. It complements your access reader; it does not replace it. \\n An object left behind or removed. Alarm on a bag left in a lobby or a tool taken from a shelf. This is the finickiest rule, so save it for stable, low-traffic areas. \\n People counting and occupancy. Count who comes and goes, with accuracy independent research has measured at up to 97 percent when the camera is properly placed and configured. That is an operations tool as much as a security one. \\n Forensic search after an incident. AI forensic search can find a specific person or vehicle in a recorded archive and turn an all-day scrub into minutes. It surfaces only what your cameras actually captured, so coverage and image quality still rule. \\n \\n\\n Even with no security problem at all, the cameras you already paid for can tell you how your space gets used. \\n\\n From Recording to Responding: AI and a Verified Police Response in Atlanta \\n\\n A camera that only records helps you after you have already been robbed. The point of AI is to move from recording to responding. When analytics classify a human where no one should be, that event can reach a professional monitoring center in real time, where a trained professional confirms it is a real person, not a shadow, and acts. Industry guidance describes these systems reading the context of an event, warning off a loiterer or confirming a visitor, rather than just firing a motion alert. \\n\\n That is also where verification pays off with the police. Under the ANSI-accredited AVS-01 standard, an alarm is scored from Level 0 to Level 4 by confirmed human presence and threat, and the National Sheriffs’ Association and the International Association of Chiefs of Police have both ratified resolutions backing it. A video-verified alarm is treated as a crime in progress and, in a growing number of jurisdictions, gets a higher-priority response. I covered why that matters here in metro Atlanta, where some jurisdictions no longer send police to an unverified alarm at all, in my post on verified alarm response. \\n\\n What AI Security Cameras Can’t Do, and the Facial Recognition Question \\n\\n I will not sell you magic. The most thorough work we have, a 40-year review of CCTV across hundreds of studies, found cameras tied to a modest, real drop in crime, strongest in parking lots and larger when someone is actively watching, and it warned against using cameras as a stand-alone fix. That effect comes from a visible camera and a human watching, not from the algorithm. AI does not prevent or predict crime on its own; it detects faster, filters noise, and helps a human respond sooner. A camera is one layer that works because it is wired into monitoring, lighting, locks, and a plan, not instead of them. \\n\\n The biggest confusion I hear is facial recognition, so let me be precise. Detecting that a person is in the frame and recognizing which person it is are two different things. Person detection labels a category, a human or a vehicle, and leaves everyone walking past anonymous. Facial recognition tries to match a face to a specific individual, and that is where the caveats live. Independent testing by the National Institute of Standards and Technology found accuracy can vary across demographic groups, with false-match rates differing by a factor of 10 to 100 depending on the algorithm, even as the most accurate systems showed very small, sometimes undetectable, differences. \\n\\n There is a legal layer too. Illinois’s biometric law requires written notice and consent before you scan a face, and Texas and Washington have their own biometric rules. None of this makes facial recognition bad. It makes it a deliberate choice most businesses I walk do not need. If you are weighing it, talk to us and to your attorney first. \\n\\n You Probably Don’t Need All New Cameras \\n\\n The fear I hear most from Atlanta owners is that AI means tearing everything out and starting over. Usually it does not. If your cameras are reasonably modern and well placed, you can often add AI with a smart hub that brings analytics to the cameras you already own, or by running analytics on a server. The image decides it, not the logo. By the international standard IEC 62676-4, identifying a person takes about ten times the pixels that detecting one does, so a grainy camera across a wide lot will never give you a usable face, whatever software you add. Size matters too: a single storefront wants analytics on the cameras themselves, while a multi-site business wants a cloud system that pulls every location into one place and searches across all of them, like the remote access many of our customers already use. One sourcing note: if you buy new and your work touches government contracts, federal rules under Section 889 bar certain camera brands, so brand choice matters there. What it costs is a quote, not a sticker price, and a walk-through gets you a real one. \\n\\n If You’re Weighing AI Cameras, Here’s the Order I’d Put It In \\n\\n \\n Start with the image. Resolution and placement decide whether analytics can work at all. A camera that cannot see clearly cannot be made smart. \\n Turn on person and vehicle classification first. It is the highest-value setting, the one that cuts false alerts the most, and often one you already own. \\n Wire the smart events into professional monitoring, so a trained professional can verify an alert and act in real time. That is what earns a prioritized police response. \\n Add only the rules and search that fit your building, and choose facial recognition deliberately, if at all, after checking the law. \\n Ask the one question. When my camera flags a person at 2 a.m., what actually happens? If the answer is “it records,” you have found your gap. \\n \\n\\n Frequently Asked Questions \\n\\n What is an AI security camera? \\n\\n An AI security camera runs video analytics, often right on the camera, to classify what it sees instead of just sensing motion. It tells a person from a vehicle from an animal, so it alerts on what matters and ignores headlights, weather, and wildlife. The same intelligence powers line-crossing alerts, forensic search, and people counting. \\n\\n Do AI security cameras work at night? \\n\\n Yes, within limits. AI can classify people and vehicles in low light with good infrared or added lighting, and thermal cameras detect by body heat in full darkness, smoke, or fog. But analytics are only as good as the image, so a dark, grainy, or backlit scene still limits what the camera can tell you. \\n\\n Can AI security cameras reduce false alarms? \\n\\n Yes. The everyday triggers behind most false alerts, animals, blowing debris, headlights, shadows, and weather, are exactly what classification is built to ignore. By alerting only on a person or a vehicle instead of any pixel change, AI cameras cut the nuisance alerts that cause alert fatigue. They reduce false alerts; they do not eliminate them. \\n\\n What is the difference between an AI camera and facial recognition? \\n\\n Person and object detection labels a category, a human or a vehicle, and leaves everyone walking past anonymous. Facial recognition is a separate, more tightly regulated tool that tries to identify a specific individual, and its accuracy varies by algorithm and demographic group in independent NIST testing. Most businesses need detection, not recognition. \\n\\n Want to See What Your Own Cameras Can Actually Do? Let’s Look. \\n\\n If you are not sure whether your cameras are working as hard as they could, look at your own footage, not a vendor demo reel. Contact us and we will tell you whether AI analytics will help on the cameras you already own, whether a few well-placed upgrades would do more, or whether your system is already doing the job. If it is, we will say so and you are done. We have protected Atlanta businesses since 2007, and we would rather save you money on the front end than sell you features you will never turn on. Reach my team at 678-924-7480. \\n\\n \\n\\n Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. Verified Security is a hand-picked member of Honeywell’s Commercial Security certification program and specializes in access control, video surveillance, intrusion, and fire alarm systems. 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"title": "Why Police May Not Respond to Your Burglar Alarm in Metro Atlanta, and How Video Verification Fixes That",
"h1": "Why Police May Not Respond to Your Burglar Alarm in Metro Atlanta, and How Video Verification Fixes That",
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Right next door to a lot of my customers, the police already stopped coming for unverified burglar alarms. In 2019, Sandy Springs became the first city in Georgia to say it plainly. If your alarm trips and nobody can confirm an actual crime, an officer is not dispatched. Not slower. Not lower priority. Not at all. The reason is a number that should stop every business owner cold. In the five and a half months before the rule took effect, the city reported that 2,656 of its 2,666 alarm calls were false. That is 99.63 percent.
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Here is the scenario I think about. A break-in starts on a Saturday night. The siren goes off and screams into an empty parking lot. The system is doing exactly what it was sold to do, and it still summons no one, because there is nothing behind the noise. No camera anyone can see. No monitoring center making the calls. Nothing a dispatcher can tell apart from the hundred false trips that same account sent last year. The owner finds out Monday morning, standing in an open back door.
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That is not a burglar problem. It is a verification problem, and it has a fix. An alarm is only worth what it can prove. A siren proves nothing. A monitored system with a camera the central station can actually see proves a crime is in progress, and that is the difference between a report you file later and an officer who rolls now. Making an alarm provable is the whole job. It is the reason we are called Verified Security.
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I have spent since 2007 designing and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta, and I will tell you the part most people never hear. A police response was never guaranteed, and cities are getting stricter about how you earn one. Here is what is actually happening, why it is happening, and what it means for your building.
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The short version. Police across the country are deprioritizing or outright refusing to respond to unverified burglar alarms, because 94 to 98 percent of them are false. In a growing number of cities, including Sandy Springs right here in metro Atlanta, an officer rolls only when a person, audio, or video confirms a real crime. The fix is verification: professional monitoring that confirms the event, paired with cameras the monitoring center can see. A verified alarm gets escalated as a crime in progress. An unverified one gets a shrug, a fine, or silence.
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In Sandy Springs, the Police Already Stopped Coming for Unverified Alarms
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Sandy Springs is not a coastal experiment. It is a city of about 100,000 people inside the Perimeter, and on June 19, 2019, it stopped sending police to burglar alarms that nobody could verify.
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The city calls its standard True Verification. Before an officer is dispatched to an intrusion alarm, someone has to confirm an attempted or actual crime through audio, video, an alarm user on site, or a private guard at the scene. A bare sensor trip is not enough. To be clear about what did not change, Sandy Springs still responds immediately, with no verification required, to every duress, panic, holdup, and medical alarm, to fire alarms, and to anyone who dials 911 from inside the city. The rule is aimed at one thing only: the burglar alarm that cries wolf.
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The results showed up fast. In the roughly ten weeks after the rule took effect, weekly alarm calls reaching the city dropped from about 110 to 28.6, a decline of around 75 percent. “We are down to 28 calls per week,” Sandy Springs Police Captain Dan Nable told Security Sales & Integration, crediting the change with handing officers back the hours they had been losing to false calls. Those hours did not vanish. They went back to patrolling for the real thing.
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One more detail tells you how serious the city is. In Sandy Springs, false alarm fines are billed to the alarm companies, not to the individual business. With the financial weight sitting on the monitoring side, getting verification right before a dispatch is not optional.
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Why Police Ignore So Many Burglar Alarms
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It is tempting to read all this as the police giving up on businesses. They are not. They are rationing a resource that was being burned on noise.
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The U.S. Justice Department’s COPS Office, in its guide on false burglar alarms, puts the false rate at 94 to 98 percent of all dispatched alarm calls. Read that the other way: a sensor-only alarm is right about two to six percent of the time. The Security Industry Alarm Coalition estimates that roughly 85 percent of false alarms come down to user error, an employee who forgot the code, a door propped open at arming, a closing crew that did not know the routine.
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I will tell you what I actually find on a service call, because it is rarely exotic. It is a back door that does not latch clean, so a gust swings it against the contact at 1 a.m. It is a thermostat that kicks the air on and floats a hanging sign through a motion beam. It is a motion sensor pointed straight at a window where passing headlights sweep the room. It is a brand new hire who was never shown the keypad. After enough years walking these buildings, you can usually name the cause before you reach the panel. None of that is a burglar, and all of it is preventable.
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Now stack the false alarm flood against what police are working with. Nationally, only about 14 percent of burglaries are solved at all, according to FBI figures. So a department staring at a pile of alarm calls, knowing almost all of them are false and the underlying crime is hard to clear even when it is real, makes the cold call to stop chasing the unverified ones. That is the whole story behind every verified response policy in the country.
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The answer is not to argue with that math. The answer is to stop sending noise and start sending proof. Give a dispatcher an alarm they cannot ignore, and the calculus flips in your favor.
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A Siren-Only Alarm Is Not Security. It Is Noise.
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Here is a hard line I draw with every business owner I meet. A local alarm, the kind that just sets off a siren on the building, is not security. By the City of Atlanta’s own ordinance, a local alarm is one that is not monitored by a remote facility. It makes a sound and hopes a stranger nearby cares enough to call 911.
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Think about what that system can and cannot do. It cannot make the verification calls an ordinance asks for, because there is no monitoring center on the line. It cannot produce anything a dispatcher can prioritize. It gives the police nothing to verify, which in a verified response city means it is the lowest priority there is, or no priority at all. It is theater, and it is loudest at the moment it matters least.
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Cameras have the same trap, and I see it constantly. A business buys cameras, they record to a box in a back closet, and not one person can pull them up live when the alarm trips. Footage you review on Monday is evidence for an insurance claim. It is not verification. Verification means the monitoring center can open that camera the second a sensor goes off and see what is actually happening. That is the line between recording a crime and stopping one.
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So if you have a siren on the roof and nothing behind it, that is the gap to close first. And if you already run central station monitoring with cameras the station can see in real time, you may be in good shape on this point, and I will tell you that rather than sell you something you do not need.
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What Alarm Verification Actually Means
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Verification is not a buzzword. It is a defined process, and it is done by the professional monitoring center, not by you. The Monitoring Association, the industry’s standards body, publishes the procedures central stations follow. The methods climb a ladder.
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The floor is Enhanced Call Verification, often just called the two-call rule. Before the station requests police, it has to attempt at least two phone calls to two different numbers, so a tripped sensor and a quick callback can catch most accidents before they ever reach 911. The alarm industry built this practice hand in hand with the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the National Sheriffs’ Association.
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Above that sits audio verification, where a trained professional at the station listens in on an open channel and can actually hear a crime in progress. At the top sits video verification, where a sensor trip pushes a short camera clip to that professional, who confirms a human intruder and waves off the raccoon, the deer, or the flag flapping in the wind. A real person looks at real evidence and makes a real call.
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Why does that change anything at the police end? Because the industry now scores alarms. The ANSI and Monitoring Association standard known as AVS-01 grades an alarm event from Level 0, no police response warranted, to Level 4, a confirmed threat to life. An unverified sensor trip sits at the bottom. The moment the monitoring center confirms an unknown person on your property, that same event is scored at least a Level 2, the level the standard is built to flag as a likely crime in progress so a 911 center can prioritize it. In 2024, both the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the National Sheriffs’ Association passed resolutions encouraging 911 centers to adopt that scoring. Verification is, in plain terms, a chain of custody for a crime in progress. It is what turns your alarm from a guess into evidence.
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Even in Atlanta, a Police Response Was Never Guaranteed
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A lot of business owners assume that because they pay for an alarm and the city has police, a response is automatic. It is not, and the City of Atlanta says so in writing.
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Atlanta’s alarm ordinance states that registering your alarm creates no contract, duty, or obligation for the city to respond, and that any response depends on the availability of units, the priority of other calls, weather, traffic, and staffing. The city also reserves the right to stop responding entirely to a chronic “runaway” alarm that keeps crying wolf. Read that plainly. Even where police still come, they have told you in advance that they might not, and that a history of false alarms is how you lose them.
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There is a bill attached, too. Atlanta requires every alarm system to be registered, and while the permit itself is free, the false alarms are not. On a rolling 365-day basis, your first two are free, the third costs 50 dollars, the fourth 100, the fifth and sixth 200 each, and the seventh and every one after runs 500 dollars. Most metro jurisdictions run a similar ladder. Marietta’s schedule tops out at 500 dollars and adds a 100 dollar penalty for never registering at all. The pattern is the same everywhere: the system punishes noise and is built to reward proof.
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This is where verification quietly pays for itself. The same monitoring and cameras that earn you a real response also kill the false trips that rack up those fines. You stop paying the city for alarms it has learned to ignore, and you start getting an officer when it counts. That is one fix solving two problems.
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How Metro Atlanta’s 911 Centers Are Already Prioritizing Verified Alarms
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I want to be straight with you, because hype is not my style. True verified response, where police flat out will not come without confirmation, is still rare. The Security Industry Association points out that when Seattle adopted it in 2024, it was only the 19th of roughly 18,000 law enforcement agencies in the country to do so over 24 years, and about eleven agencies that tried it later reversed course. This is not a wave about to wash over every business tomorrow.
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But the thing underneath it, prioritizing verified alarms over unverified ones, is absolutely spreading, and it has already reached Georgia. Two 911 centers in the Atlanta region are running a technology called ASAP-to-PSAP, which delivers an alarm straight from the monitoring center into the 911 dispatch computer, no phone call and no hold music, and shaves about two minutes off every dispatch. Henry County, in the south metro, went live in 2023. Coweta County, about 40 miles south of downtown, went live in 2026 running ASAP alongside AVS-01 alarm scoring, with more than a dozen monitoring companies feeding it directly.
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So the direction of travel is clear, and honestly it is good news for an honest business. The 911 system is being rebuilt to move fast on alarms it can trust and to set aside the ones it cannot. A verified alarm is about to mean even more than it does today. An unverified one is going to keep sliding down the list.
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What Verified Alarm Response Means for Your Atlanta Business
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You do not need to overhaul everything. You need a system that can prove a crime is happening. Here is the order I would put it in.
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Get on professional, 24/7 central station monitoring. A siren alone gives no one anything to verify. Monitoring is the trained human who makes the calls and requests the dispatch.
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Add cameras the monitoring center can see in real time. Video is what turns a maybe into a confirmed, prioritized dispatch, and it is the single biggest upgrade most businesses are missing.
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Use a panel built to the CP-01 standard, installed correctly. Per the Security Industry Association, panels built to that standard have cut municipal false alarms by as much as 90 percent. Fewer false trips means fewer fines and a cleaner record with the city.
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Register your alarm and train your team. Most false alarms are your own people, not burglars, and ten minutes of training prevents a year of 50 dollar charges.
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Ask your alarm company one question. When my alarm trips at 2 a.m., what exactly happens, and can anyone actually verify it? If the answer is a shrug, you have found your gap.
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If you run through that list and your answers are solid, you are in good shape, and I will be the first to tell you so. If they are not, the fix is usually smaller and less expensive than people fear.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Why might police not respond to my business’s burglar alarm?
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Because the overwhelming majority of alarm activations are false. The U.S. Justice Department’s COPS Office reports that 94 to 98 percent of dispatched burglar alarms are false, so a growing number of jurisdictions either deprioritize unverified alarms or refuse to dispatch on them at all. In a verified response city, an alarm triggered by a sensor alone is not enough. Police respond only when a crime is confirmed by audio, video, or an eyewitness. Even in cities that still respond, ordinances commonly disclaim any guaranteed duty to respond and reserve the right to drop chronic false alarm accounts.
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What is a “verified response” alarm policy?
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Verified response means police will not dispatch an officer to a burglar alarm based on a sensor signal alone. A human, audio, or video must first confirm a crime is occurring. It is different from priority response, where police still respond to every alarm but route verified ones faster. Departments using verified response still respond immediately to human-activated holdup, panic, and duress alarms. Salt Lake City was the first major U.S. city to adopt it, in December 2000, and Seattle adopted it in October 2024.
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Does any city near Atlanta refuse to send police to unverified alarms?
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Yes. Sandy Springs requires what it calls True Verification, meaning audio, video, or in-person confirmation of an attempted or actual crime, before police will respond to a burglar alarm. The rule took effect June 19, 2019, making Sandy Springs the first city in Georgia to do so. Fire, panic, duress, holdup, and medical alarms still receive immediate response. The city reported that in the five and a half months before the rule, 99.63 percent of its alarm calls were false, and afterward weekly alarm calls fell by about 75 percent. In Sandy Springs, false alarm fines are billed to the alarm companies, not the individual business.
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Will registering my alarm guarantee that police respond?
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No. Atlanta’s ordinance states plainly that registering an alarm creates no contract, duty, or obligation for the city to respond, and that any response may depend on the availability of units, the priority of other calls, weather, traffic, and staffing. The police may also choose to stop responding to a chronic runaway alarm. A response is never guaranteed. Verification is how you make your alarm a higher-priority call.
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What is alarm verification, and who performs it?
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Alarm verification is the process a professional monitoring center uses to confirm whether an alarm reflects a real crime before requesting police, and it is done by the central station, not by the business owner. The floor is Enhanced Call Verification, two calls to two different numbers. Above that is audio verification, where a trained professional hears a crime in progress, and video verification, where that professional reviews a camera clip and confirms a human intruder while dismissing animals or other false triggers. Verified events are escalated to police as crimes in progress.
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How does verification get my alarm a faster police response?
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The industry uses the ANSI and Monitoring Association standard AVS-01, which scores alarm events from Level 0, no response warranted, to Level 4, a confirmed threat to life. An unverified, sensor-only alarm scores at the bottom. When the monitoring center confirms an unknown person on site by video or other means, the same event is scored at least Level 2, the level designed to flag a likely crime in progress so a 911 center can move it up the queue. Metro Atlanta is already moving this way. Coweta County’s 911 center went live in 2026 using AVS-01 scoring alongside ASAP-to-PSAP, which delivers a verified alarm straight into the dispatch system. Both the IACP and the National Sheriffs’ Association have passed resolutions supporting the standard.
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Is a siren-only alarm enough to protect my business?
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No. A siren-only system is not connected to any monitoring service. By the City of Atlanta’s own ordinance definition, it is a local alarm, not monitored by a remote facility. It only makes noise and relies on a bystander to notice and call 911. With no monitoring center, it cannot perform the verification calls an ordinance directs, cannot produce a score for 911, and gives police nothing to verify. In a verified response city it would be the lowest priority or non-dispatchable, exactly when a fast response matters most.
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What causes most commercial false alarms, and how do I prevent them?
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According to the Security Industry Alarm Coalition, user error causes roughly 85 percent of false alarms, things like untrained staff, wrong keypad codes, and arming the system with a door or window left open. Other causes include motion from HVAC airflow moving signage, after-hours cleaning crews and animals, aging equipment, and poor sensor placement. Prevention is a stack: a control panel built to the CP-01 standard, professional monitoring with Enhanced Call Verification, video or audio verification, routine service, and staff training.
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Not Sure Your Alarm Can Actually Be Verified? We Will Check.
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If you cannot say for certain what happens when your alarm trips at 2 a.m., contact us and we will review your current system. We will tell you whether a real break-in could be confirmed and prioritized, or whether it would just make noise while no one comes. It takes a short conversation, and if you are already in good shape, we will say so and you are done. We have been protecting Atlanta businesses since 2007, and we would rather find the gap in a review than after a break-in. Reach my team at 678-924-7480.
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Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. Verified Security is a hand-picked member of Honeywell’s Commercial Security certification program and specializes in access control, video surveillance, intrusion, and fire alarm systems. Reach Scott’s team at 678-924-7480.
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In 2019, Sandy Springs became the first city in Georgia to say it plainly. If your alarm trips and nobody can confirm an actual crime, an officer is not dispatched. Not slower. Not lower priority. Not at all. The reason is a number that should stop every business owner cold. In the five and a half months before the rule took effect, the city reported that 2,656 of its 2,666 alarm calls were false. That is 99.63 percent. \\n\\n Here is the scenario I think about. A break-in starts on a Saturday night. The siren goes off and screams into an empty parking lot. The system is doing exactly what it was sold to do, and it still summons no one, because there is nothing behind the noise. No camera anyone can see. No monitoring center making the calls. Nothing a dispatcher can tell apart from the hundred false trips that same account sent last year. The owner finds out Monday morning, standing in an open back door. \\n\\n That is not a burglar problem. It is a verification problem, and it has a fix. An alarm is only worth what it can prove. A siren proves nothing. A monitored system with a camera the central station can actually see proves a crime is in progress, and that is the difference between a report you file later and an officer who rolls now. Making an alarm provable is the whole job. It is the reason we are called Verified Security. \\n\\n I have spent since 2007 designing and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta, and I will tell you the part most people never hear. A police response was never guaranteed, and cities are getting stricter about how you earn one. Here is what is actually happening, why it is happening, and what it means for your building. \\n\\n The short version. Police across the country are deprioritizing or outright refusing to respond to unverified burglar alarms, because 94 to 98 percent of them are false. In a growing number of cities, including Sandy Springs right here in metro Atlanta, an officer rolls only when a person, audio, or video confirms a real crime. The fix is verification: professional monitoring that confirms the event, paired with cameras the monitoring center can see. A verified alarm gets escalated as a crime in progress. An unverified one gets a shrug, a fine, or silence. \\n\\n In Sandy Springs, the Police Already Stopped Coming for Unverified Alarms \\n\\n Sandy Springs is not a coastal experiment. It is a city of about 100,000 people inside the Perimeter, and on June 19, 2019, it stopped sending police to burglar alarms that nobody could verify. \\n\\n The city calls its standard True Verification. Before an officer is dispatched to an intrusion alarm, someone has to confirm an attempted or actual crime through audio, video, an alarm user on site, or a private guard at the scene. A bare sensor trip is not enough. To be clear about what did not change, Sandy Springs still responds immediately, with no verification required, to every duress, panic, holdup, and medical alarm, to fire alarms, and to anyone who dials 911 from inside the city. The rule is aimed at one thing only: the burglar alarm that cries wolf. \\n\\n The results showed up fast. In the roughly ten weeks after the rule took effect, weekly alarm calls reaching the city dropped from about 110 to 28.6, a decline of around 75 percent. “We are down to 28 calls per week,” Sandy Springs Police Captain Dan Nable told Security Sales & Integration, crediting the change with handing officers back the hours they had been losing to false calls. Those hours did not vanish. They went back to patrolling for the real thing. \\n\\n One more detail tells you how serious the city is. In Sandy Springs, false alarm fines are billed to the alarm companies, not to the individual business. With the financial weight sitting on the monitoring side, getting verification right before a dispatch is not optional. \\n\\n Why Police Ignore So Many Burglar Alarms \\n\\n It is tempting to read all this as the police giving up on businesses. They are not. They are rationing a resource that was being burned on noise. \\n\\n The U.S. Justice Department’s COPS Office, in its guide on false burglar alarms, puts the false rate at 94 to 98 percent of all dispatched alarm calls. Read that the other way: a sensor-only alarm is right about two to six percent of the time. The Security Industry Alarm Coalition estimates that roughly 85 percent of false alarms come down to user error, an employee who forgot the code, a door propped open at arming, a closing crew that did not know the routine. \\n\\n I will tell you what I actually find on a service call, because it is rarely exotic. It is a back door that does not latch clean, so a gust swings it against the contact at 1 a.m. It is a thermostat that kicks the air on and floats a hanging sign through a motion beam. It is a motion sensor pointed straight at a window where passing headlights sweep the room. It is a brand new hire who was never shown the keypad. After enough years walking these buildings, you can usually name the cause before you reach the panel. None of that is a burglar, and all of it is preventable. \\n\\n Now stack the false alarm flood against what police are working with. Nationally, only about 14 percent of burglaries are solved at all, according to FBI figures. So a department staring at a pile of alarm calls, knowing almost all of them are false and the underlying crime is hard to clear even when it is real, makes the cold call to stop chasing the unverified ones. That is the whole story behind every verified response policy in the country. \\n\\n The answer is not to argue with that math. The answer is to stop sending noise and start sending proof. Give a dispatcher an alarm they cannot ignore, and the calculus flips in your favor. \\n\\n A Siren-Only Alarm Is Not Security. It Is Noise. \\n\\n Here is a hard line I draw with every business owner I meet. A local alarm, the kind that just sets off a siren on the building, is not security. By the City of Atlanta’s own ordinance, a local alarm is one that is not monitored by a remote facility. It makes a sound and hopes a stranger nearby cares enough to call 911. \\n\\n Think about what that system can and cannot do. It cannot make the verification calls an ordinance asks for, because there is no monitoring center on the line. It cannot produce anything a dispatcher can prioritize. It gives the police nothing to verify, which in a verified response city means it is the lowest priority there is, or no priority at all. It is theater, and it is loudest at the moment it matters least. \\n\\n Cameras have the same trap, and I see it constantly. A business buys cameras, they record to a box in a back closet, and not one person can pull them up live when the alarm trips. Footage you review on Monday is evidence for an insurance claim. It is not verification. Verification means the monitoring center can open that camera the second a sensor goes off and see what is actually happening. That is the line between recording a crime and stopping one. \\n\\n So if you have a siren on the roof and nothing behind it, that is the gap to close first. And if you already run central station monitoring with cameras the station can see in real time, you may be in good shape on this point, and I will tell you that rather than sell you something you do not need. \\n\\n What Alarm Verification Actually Means \\n\\n Verification is not a buzzword. It is a defined process, and it is done by the professional monitoring center, not by you. The Monitoring Association, the industry’s standards body, publishes the procedures central stations follow. The methods climb a ladder. \\n\\n The floor is Enhanced Call Verification, often just called the two-call rule. Before the station requests police, it has to attempt at least two phone calls to two different numbers, so a tripped sensor and a quick callback can catch most accidents before they ever reach 911. The alarm industry built this practice hand in hand with the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the National Sheriffs’ Association. \\n\\n Above that sits audio verification, where a trained professional at the station listens in on an open channel and can actually hear a crime in progress. At the top sits video verification, where a sensor trip pushes a short camera clip to that professional, who confirms a human intruder and waves off the raccoon, the deer, or the flag flapping in the wind. A real person looks at real evidence and makes a real call. \\n\\n Why does that change anything at the police end? Because the industry now scores alarms. The ANSI and Monitoring Association standard known as AVS-01 grades an alarm event from Level 0, no police response warranted, to Level 4, a confirmed threat to life. An unverified sensor trip sits at the bottom. The moment the monitoring center confirms an unknown person on your property, that same event is scored at least a Level 2, the level the standard is built to flag as a likely crime in progress so a 911 center can prioritize it. In 2024, both the International Association of Chiefs of Police and the National Sheriffs’ Association passed resolutions encouraging 911 centers to adopt that scoring. Verification is, in plain terms, a chain of custody for a crime in progress. It is what turns your alarm from a guess into evidence. \\n\\n Even in Atlanta, a Police Response Was Never Guaranteed \\n\\n A lot of business owners assume that because they pay for an alarm and the city has police, a response is automatic. It is not, and the City of Atlanta says so in writing. \\n\\n Atlanta’s alarm ordinance states that registering your alarm creates no contract, duty, or obligation for the city to respond, and that any response depends on the availability of units, the priority of other calls, weather, traffic, and staffing. The city also reserves the right to stop responding entirely to a chronic “runaway” alarm that keeps crying wolf. Read that plainly. Even where police still come, they have told you in advance that they might not, and that a history of false alarms is how you lose them. \\n\\n There is a bill attached, too. Atlanta requires every alarm system to be registered, and while the permit itself is free, the false alarms are not. On a rolling 365-day basis, your first two are free, the third costs 50 dollars, the fourth 100, the fifth and sixth 200 each, and the seventh and every one after runs 500 dollars. Most metro jurisdictions run a similar ladder. Marietta’s schedule tops out at 500 dollars and adds a 100 dollar penalty for never registering at all. The pattern is the same everywhere: the system punishes noise and is built to reward proof. \\n\\n This is where verification quietly pays for itself. The same monitoring and cameras that earn you a real response also kill the false trips that rack up those fines. You stop paying the city for alarms it has learned to ignore, and you start getting an officer when it counts. That is one fix solving two problems. \\n\\n How Metro Atlanta’s 911 Centers Are Already Prioritizing Verified Alarms \\n\\n I want to be straight with you, because hype is not my style. True verified response, where police flat out will not come without confirmation, is still rare. The Security Industry Association points out that when Seattle adopted it in 2024, it was only the 19th of roughly 18,000 law enforcement agencies in the country to do so over 24 years, and about eleven agencies that tried it later reversed course. This is not a wave about to wash over every business tomorrow. \\n\\n But the thing underneath it, prioritizing verified alarms over unverified ones, is absolutely spreading, and it has already reached Georgia. Two 911 centers in the Atlanta region are running a technology called ASAP-to-PSAP, which delivers an alarm straight from the monitoring center into the 911 dispatch computer, no phone call and no hold music, and shaves about two minutes off every dispatch. Henry County, in the south metro, went live in 2023. Coweta County, about 40 miles south of downtown, went live in 2026 running ASAP alongside AVS-01 alarm scoring, with more than a dozen monitoring companies feeding it directly. \\n\\n So the direction of travel is clear, and honestly it is good news for an honest business. The 911 system is being rebuilt to move fast on alarms it can trust and to set aside the ones it cannot. A verified alarm is about to mean even more than it does today. An unverified one is going to keep sliding down the list. \\n\\n What Verified Alarm Response Means for Your Atlanta Business \\n\\n You do not need to overhaul everything. You need a system that can prove a crime is happening. Here is the order I would put it in. \\n\\n \\n Get on professional, 24/7 central station monitoring. A siren alone gives no one anything to verify. Monitoring is the trained human who makes the calls and requests the dispatch. \\n Add cameras the monitoring center can see in real time. Video is what turns a maybe into a confirmed, prioritized dispatch, and it is the single biggest upgrade most businesses are missing. \\n Use a panel built to the CP-01 standard, installed correctly. Per the Security Industry Association, panels built to that standard have cut municipal false alarms by as much as 90 percent. Fewer false trips means fewer fines and a cleaner record with the city. \\n Register your alarm and train your team. Most false alarms are your own people, not burglars, and ten minutes of training prevents a year of 50 dollar charges. \\n Ask your alarm company one question. When my alarm trips at 2 a.m., what exactly happens, and can anyone actually verify it? If the answer is a shrug, you have found your gap. \\n \\n\\n If you run through that list and your answers are solid, you are in good shape, and I will be the first to tell you so. If they are not, the fix is usually smaller and less expensive than people fear. \\n\\n Frequently Asked Questions \\n\\n Why might police not respond to my business’s burglar alarm? \\n\\n Because the overwhelming majority of alarm activations are false. The U.S. Justice Department’s COPS Office reports that 94 to 98 percent of dispatched burglar alarms are false, so a growing number of jurisdictions either deprioritize unverified alarms or refuse to dispatch on them at all. In a verified response city, an alarm triggered by a sensor alone is not enough. Police respond only when a crime is confirmed by audio, video, or an eyewitness. Even in cities that still respond, ordinances commonly disclaim any guaranteed duty to respond and reserve the right to drop chronic false alarm accounts. \\n\\n What is a “verified response” alarm policy? \\n\\n Verified response means police will not dispatch an officer to a burglar alarm based on a sensor signal alone. A human, audio, or video must first confirm a crime is occurring. It is different from priority response, where police still respond to every alarm but route verified ones faster. Departments using verified response still respond immediately to human-activated holdup, panic, and duress alarms. Salt Lake City was the first major U.S. city to adopt it, in December 2000, and Seattle adopted it in October 2024. \\n\\n Does any city near Atlanta refuse to send police to unverified alarms? \\n\\n Yes. Sandy Springs requires what it calls True Verification, meaning audio, video, or in-person confirmation of an attempted or actual crime, before police will respond to a burglar alarm. The rule took effect June 19, 2019, making Sandy Springs the first city in Georgia to do so. Fire, panic, duress, holdup, and medical alarms still receive immediate response. The city reported that in the five and a half months before the rule, 99.63 percent of its alarm calls were false, and afterward weekly alarm calls fell by about 75 percent. In Sandy Springs, false alarm fines are billed to the alarm companies, not the individual business. \\n\\n Will registering my alarm guarantee that police respond? \\n\\n No. Atlanta’s ordinance states plainly that registering an alarm creates no contract, duty, or obligation for the city to respond, and that any response may depend on the availability of units, the priority of other calls, weather, traffic, and staffing. The police may also choose to stop responding to a chronic runaway alarm. A response is never guaranteed. Verification is how you make your alarm a higher-priority call. \\n\\n What is alarm verification, and who performs it? \\n\\n Alarm verification is the process a professional monitoring center uses to confirm whether an alarm reflects a real crime before requesting police, and it is done by the central station, not by the business owner. The floor is Enhanced Call Verification, two calls to two different numbers. Above that is audio verification, where a trained professional hears a crime in progress, and video verification, where that professional reviews a camera clip and confirms a human intruder while dismissing animals or other false triggers. Verified events are escalated to police as crimes in progress. \\n\\n How does verification get my alarm a faster police response? \\n\\n The industry uses the ANSI and Monitoring Association standard AVS-01, which scores alarm events from Level 0, no response warranted, to Level 4, a confirmed threat to life. An unverified, sensor-only alarm scores at the bottom. When the monitoring center confirms an unknown person on site by video or other means, the same event is scored at least Level 2, the level designed to flag a likely crime in progress so a 911 center can move it up the queue. Metro Atlanta is already moving this way. Coweta County’s 911 center went live in 2026 using AVS-01 scoring alongside ASAP-to-PSAP, which delivers a verified alarm straight into the dispatch system. Both the IACP and the National Sheriffs’ Association have passed resolutions supporting the standard. \\n\\n Is a siren-only alarm enough to protect my business? \\n\\n No. A siren-only system is not connected to any monitoring service. By the City of Atlanta’s own ordinance definition, it is a local alarm, not monitored by a remote facility. It only makes noise and relies on a bystander to notice and call 911. With no monitoring center, it cannot perform the verification calls an ordinance directs, cannot produce a score for 911, and gives police nothing to verify. In a verified response city it would be the lowest priority or non-dispatchable, exactly when a fast response matters most. \\n\\n What causes most commercial false alarms, and how do I prevent them? \\n\\n According to the Security Industry Alarm Coalition, user error causes roughly 85 percent of false alarms, things like untrained staff, wrong keypad codes, and arming the system with a door or window left open. Other causes include motion from HVAC airflow moving signage, after-hours cleaning crews and animals, aging equipment, and poor sensor placement. Prevention is a stack: a control panel built to the CP-01 standard, professional monitoring with Enhanced Call Verification, video or audio verification, routine service, and staff training. \\n\\n Not Sure Your Alarm Can Actually Be Verified? We Will Check. \\n\\n If you cannot say for certain what happens when your alarm trips at 2 a.m., contact us and we will review your current system. We will tell you whether a real break-in could be confirmed and prioritized, or whether it would just make noise while no one comes. It takes a short conversation, and if you are already in good shape, we will say so and you are done. We have been protecting Atlanta businesses since 2007, and we would rather find the gap in a review than after a break-in. Reach my team at 678-924-7480. \\n\\n Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. Verified Security is a hand-picked member of Honeywell’s Commercial Security certification program and specializes in access control, video surveillance, intrusion, and fire alarm systems. Reach Scott’s team at 678-924-7480. \\n”}]}],”section_settings”:””},”scripts”:{},”css”:{},”css_page”:””,”template_setting”:{“settings”:{“id”:”settings”}},”template_setting_top”:{},”page_setting”:{“settings”:[“lock-mode-off”]},”post_type_setting”:{“settings”:{“image”:”https://verifiedsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/verified-response-postv1-1024×572.jpg|1429|2560|999957030″,”excerpt”:””,”extra_1″:””,”extra_2″:””,”icon”:{“icon”:””,”icon_style”:””,”icon_image”:””}}}}",
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"title": "AT&T Is Retiring Copper Phone Lines in Atlanta: Will Your Fire and Burglar Alarms Still Call for Help?",
"h1": "AT&T Is Retiring Copper Phone Lines in Atlanta: Will Your Fire and Burglar Alarms Still Call for Help?",
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In June 2026, AT&T began retiring its legacy copper phone lines, starting with a first wave of about 500 wire centers and working to phase out the vast majority of its network by the end of 2029. Georgia is squarely on that map. If your fire alarm or burglar alarm panel still communicates over a copper POTS line, it can lose its connection to the monitoring station without warning. The fix is a cellular or dual-path alarm communicator, and dropping the copper line usually pays for it within the first year.\\n\\nHere’s the scenario that keeps me up at night, and it plays out more often than anyone in my industry likes to admit. A routine test at a commercial building. The burglar panel arms fine. The keypad looks healthy. Then the test signal to the monitoring station never arrives, because the phone line feeding that panel has been dead for weeks and nobody was watching it. If someone kicks in the back door during a stretch like that, the siren screams at an empty parking lot and nobody gets dispatched. And the owner has no idea, because everything inside the building looks normal.\\n\\nThat scenario is exactly why we test. On every account we monitor, an automatic signal checks the connection on a set schedule. Our cellular and dual-path systems report in daily. The copper lines still out there are checked weekly. So when a path goes quiet, it shows up on a report on our end instead of after a break-in. To me, that is what monitoring is supposed to mean, and making sure of it is the part of this work I take most personally.\\n\\nBut here’s the honest truth about copper, and it’s the whole reason for this post. Testing will tell you when a line has gone dead, but it can’t keep one from dying in the first place. A copper connection can be cut, corroded, or quietly retired by the phone company between tests, and on a line that checks in weekly that can mean days before the next signal flags it. That isn’t a problem you can test your way out of. It’s a copper problem, and the only real fix is getting your alarm off copper for good and onto a cellular or dual-path communicator that reports in every day. I’ve been installing and servicing commercial security systems in Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007, and what worries me about the copper shutdown was never the noise an alarm makes. It’s the silence when it can’t call for help.\\n
What AT&T Is Actually Doing, and When
\\nThis is not a rumor or a someday problem. It’s on a published schedule.\\n\\nOn October 15, 2025, AT&T grandfathered roughly 1,711 wire centers across 19 states, meaning it stopped accepting new orders, moves, or changes for legacy copper POTS and other older lines in those areas (RCN Technologies).\\n\\nIn June 2026, this month, copper retirement moved into active decommissioning (RCN Technologies). AT&T executives have described this first wave as roughly 500 wire centers, about 10% of the company’s footprint.\\n\\nAT&T has also filed with the FCC to discontinue legacy copper phone service on or after November 15, 2026 in portions of 18 states, Georgia included (Broadband Breakfast). The company has said it expects to retire copper across the vast majority of its network by the end of 2029 (AT&T).\\n\\nAtlanta has been AT&T wireline country since the BellSouth days, so a lot of buildings here are sitting on exactly the copper that’s going away. This rolls out wire center by wire center, not all at once, and AT&T sends notice before a line is cut. But that notice goes to whoever pays the phone bill, which often isn’t the person thinking about the alarm panel, and nobody is required to walk into your building and check what’s riding on that line before it goes. That part is on you.\\n
Why Your Alarm Panel Is the First Casualty
\\nMost fire and burglar panels installed before the mid-2010s talk to the monitoring station through a phone dialer, technology that hasn’t really changed since the 1980s. The panel seizes the phone line, dials the central station, and chirps its message in tones.\\n\\nWhen the copper goes away, the panel doesn’t explode or go blank. The alarm still sounds in the building. The keypad still works. But the call for help never leaves the property. No signal, no dispatch. Depending on how your monitoring is configured, it can take days or weeks for anyone to notice the line is down, and on older accounts that were never set up for supervision, nobody notices at all.\\n\\nIt’s not just alarm panels, either. Elevator emergency phones, gate callboxes, and fire pump monitoring often ride on copper lines that someone set up twenty years ago and nobody has looked at since.\\n
Why “Just Plug It Into VoIP” Usually Fails Inspection
\\nWhen the phone company offers to move your number to a VoIP service, it’s tempting to assume the alarm comes along for the ride. Most of the time, it doesn’t.\\n\\nNFPA 72, the national fire alarm code, doesn’t mandate one specific technology. It requires that whatever path you use meets its performance, supervision, and backup power standards (US Made Supply NFPA 72 Guide). A standard VoIP adapter usually falls short on two of those. First, every device in the path needs 24 hours of standby power, and the modem, router, and adapter in your network closet typically have none. Second, VoIP compression can garble the old dialer tones, so signals arrive corrupted or not at all.\\n\\nThis is exactly how fire inspections go sideways: the panel looks connected, the test signal doesn’t land cleanly, and the building owner gets a correction notice they never saw coming. There are managed VoIP services built specifically for alarm transmission that can comply, but for most buildings they cost more than the right answer, which is simpler anyway.\\n
The Real POTS Line Replacement for Alarms: A Cellular or Dual-Path Communicator
\\nThe clean solution is a communicator that bolts onto the panel you already own and sends signals over LTE cellular, your internet connection, or both.\\n\\nFor fire alarms, NFPA 72 spells out the supervision rules. A single communication path has to be supervised at least every 60 minutes. A dual-path setup, typically IP primary with cellular failover, is checked every 6 hours per path, and no single point of failure can take down both (FACP Manuals). Dual-path is what we recommend for fire panels: the IP side is fast, and the cellular side keeps working when the internet doesn’t.\\n\\nOn the burglar side, a cellular communicator gets you something copper never could: remote arm and disarm, text alerts, and real-time status from your phone. We install these on Honeywell panels with Total Connect as part of our business security systems work, and most takeovers don’t require replacing the panel at all. A typical communicator install is a couple of hours, not a rip-and-replace project.\\n
The Math Usually Works in Your Favor
\\nThis is the part people don’t expect: the upgrade is often cheaper than doing nothing.\\n\\nBusiness POTS lines now commonly run $150 to $200 a month per line, and many companies are paying far more as carriers strip out the old price caps and push customers off copper (Atlantech). Older fire panels were traditionally wired with two dedicated lines, so plenty of Atlanta businesses are paying $300 to $400 every month, sometimes more, for copper whose only job is to carry an alarm signal a few times a year.\\n\\nA cellular or dual-path communicator typically runs a few hundred dollars to around a thousand installed, depending on the panel, plus a modest monthly cellular fee that’s a fraction of one copper line. On most projects like this, dropping the phone lines pays for the hardware in well under a year, and everything after that is savings.\\n\\nAnd if your system was already converted, you may not need to spend anything. Plenty of buildings made the switch years ago and the owner just isn’t sure. That’s a ten-minute check, not a sales call.\\n
What to Do Before Your Wire Center Goes Dark
\\nYou don’t need to panic. You need twenty minutes and three answers.\\n
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Find out what your panels are connected to. Look at your phone bill for line items you can’t explain. A $150 monthly charge for a number nobody calls is usually an alarm line, an elevator phone, or a fax machine that retired years ago.
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Send a real test signal. Don’t just trip the siren. Have your alarm company put the account on test and confirm the signal actually arrives at the monitoring station. That’s the test that catches the silent dead line in the scenario at the top of this post.
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Ask your alarm company three questions. What communication path is each panel using today? Is it code-compliant after copper goes away? What does the upgrade cost against what we’re paying for phone lines now? A good partner will be able to walk you through all three on the spot.
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\\nThe buildings that get burned by transitions like this are never the ones with bad equipment. They’re the ones where nobody checked.\\n
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a POTS line?
\\nPOTS stands for “plain old telephone service,” the copper-wire phone lines that have carried voice calls for over a century. Millions of fire alarms, burglar alarms, and elevator phones still use them to reach monitoring stations. These are the lines AT&T and other carriers are now retiring in favor of fiber and wireless networks.\\n
Will my fire alarm still work after AT&T shuts off copper?
\\nThe siren and keypad will still work, but that isn’t the part that matters. If your panel reaches the monitoring station over a copper POTS line, losing that line means the call for help never leaves the building, so no one gets dispatched. A panel on a cellular or dual-path communicator keeps reporting normally, which is why getting off copper is the fix.\\n
When is AT&T shutting off copper lines in Atlanta?
\\nAT&T began retiring copper in June 2026, starting with a first wave of about 500 wire centers nationwide, and it has filed with the FCC to discontinue legacy copper phone service in parts of Georgia on or after November 15, 2026. The company plans to retire most of its copper network by the end of 2029. Individual shutoff dates vary by wire center, so don’t assume you have years.\\n
Will my fire alarm work on VoIP?
\\nUsually not in a code-compliant way. NFPA 72 requires backup power and reliable signal transmission, and standard VoIP adapters typically fail both: network equipment loses power in an outage, and VoIP compression can corrupt alarm dialer tones. A cellular or dual-path communicator is the fix inspectors and monitoring stations expect to see.\\n
What does a cellular alarm communicator cost?
\\nFor most commercial panels, expect a few hundred dollars to around a thousand installed, plus a monthly cellular fee that’s a fraction of what a copper line costs. Since business POTS lines now run $150 to $200 per month each, and often more, dropping them usually pays for the upgrade in under a year.\\n
Will switching affect my fire inspection?
\\nIt should help it. A properly installed dual-path or cellular communicator meets NFPA 72 supervision requirements, while a dead or non-compliant phone line is a correction notice waiting to happen. Your alarm company should coordinate the cutover with your monitoring station and document it for your next inspection.\\n
Not Sure What Your Panel Is Connected To? We’ll Check.
\\nIf you can’t say for certain how your fire or burglar alarm reaches the monitoring station, contact us and we’ll run a communication-path check on your existing system. It takes about ten minutes, and if you’re already in good shape, we’ll tell you that and you’re done. We’ve been doing this for Atlanta businesses since 2007, and we’d rather find a dead line in a test than after a break-in.\\n\\n
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Scott Hightower founded Verified Security in 2007 and has spent nearly two decades designing, installing, and servicing commercial security systems across metro Atlanta. Verified Security is a hand-picked member of Honeywell’s Commercial Security certification program and specializes in access control, video surveillance, intrusion, and fire alarm systems. Reach Scott’s team at 678-924-7480.
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Georgia is squarely on that map. If your fire alarm or burglar alarm panel still communicates over a copper POTS line, it can lose its connection to the monitoring station without warning. The fix is a cellular or dual-path alarm communicator, and dropping the copper line usually pays for it within the first year.\\n\\nHere’s the scenario that keeps me up at night, and it plays out more often than anyone in my industry likes to admit. A routine test at a commercial building. The burglar panel arms fine. The keypad looks healthy. Then the test signal to the monitoring station never arrives, because the phone line feeding that panel has been dead for weeks and nobody was watching it. If someone kicks in the back door during a stretch like that, the siren screams at an empty parking lot and nobody gets dispatched. And the owner has no idea, because everything inside the building looks normal.\\n\\nThat scenario is exactly why we test. On every account we monitor, an automatic signal checks the connection on a set schedule. Our cellular and dual-path systems report in daily. The copper lines still out there are checked weekly. So when a path goes quiet, it shows up on a report on our end instead of after a break-in. To me, that is what monitoring is supposed to mean, and making sure of it is the part of this work I take most personally.\\n\\nBut here’s the honest truth about copper, and it’s the whole reason for this post. Testing will tell you when a line has gone dead, but it can’t keep one from dying in the first place. A copper connection can be cut, corroded, or quietly retired by the phone company between tests, and on a line that checks in weekly that can mean days before the next signal flags it. That isn’t a problem you can test your way out of. It’s a copper problem, and the only real fix is getting your alarm off copper for good and onto a cellular or dual-path communicator that reports in every day. I’ve been installing and servicing commercial security systems in Atlanta since I founded Verified Security in 2007, and what worries me about the copper shutdown was never the noise an alarm makes. It’s the silence when it can’t call for help.\\n What AT&T Is Actually Doing, and When \\nThis is not a rumor or a someday problem. It’s on a published schedule.\\n\\nOn October 15, 2025, AT&T grandfathered roughly 1,711 wire centers across 19 states, meaning it stopped accepting new orders, moves, or changes for legacy copper POTS and other older lines in those areas (RCN Technologies).\\n\\nIn June 2026, this month, copper retirement moved into active decommissioning (RCN Technologies). AT&T executives have described this first wave as roughly 500 wire centers, about 10% of the company’s footprint.\\n\\nAT&T has also filed with the FCC to discontinue legacy copper phone service on or after November 15, 2026 in portions of 18 states, Georgia included (Broadband Breakfast). The company has said it expects to retire copper across the vast majority of its network by the end of 2029 (AT&T).\\n\\nAtlanta has been AT&T wireline country since the BellSouth days, so a lot of buildings here are sitting on exactly the copper that’s going away. This rolls out wire center by wire center, not all at once, and AT&T sends notice before a line is cut. But that notice goes to whoever pays the phone bill, which often isn’t the person thinking about the alarm panel, and nobody is required to walk into your building and check what’s riding on that line before it goes. That part is on you.\\n Why Your Alarm Panel Is the First Casualty \\nMost fire and burglar panels installed before the mid-2010s talk to the monitoring station through a phone dialer, technology that hasn’t really changed since the 1980s. The panel seizes the phone line, dials the central station, and chirps its message in tones.\\n\\nWhen the copper goes away, the panel doesn’t explode or go blank. The alarm still sounds in the building. The keypad still works. But the call for help never leaves the property. No signal, no dispatch. Depending on how your monitoring is configured, it can take days or weeks for anyone to notice the line is down, and on older accounts that were never set up for supervision, nobody notices at all.\\n\\nIt’s not just alarm panels, either. Elevator emergency phones, gate callboxes, and fire pump monitoring often ride on copper lines that someone set up twenty years ago and nobody has looked at since.\\n Why “Just Plug It Into VoIP” Usually Fails Inspection \\nWhen the phone company offers to move your number to a VoIP service, it’s tempting to assume the alarm comes along for the ride. Most of the time, it doesn’t.\\n\\nNFPA 72, the national fire alarm code, doesn’t mandate one specific technology. It requires that whatever path you use meets its performance, supervision, and backup power standards (US Made Supply NFPA 72 Guide). A standard VoIP adapter usually falls short on two of those. First, every device in the path needs 24 hours of standby power, and the modem, router, and adapter in your network closet typically have none. Second, VoIP compression can garble the old dialer tones, so signals arrive corrupted or not at all.\\n\\nThis is exactly how fire inspections go sideways: the panel looks connected, the test signal doesn’t land cleanly, and the building owner gets a correction notice they never saw coming. There are managed VoIP services built specifically for alarm transmission that can comply, but for most buildings they cost more than the right answer, which is simpler anyway.\\n The Real POTS Line Replacement for Alarms: A Cellular or Dual-Path Communicator \\nThe clean solution is a communicator that bolts onto the panel you already own and sends signals over LTE cellular, your internet connection, or both.\\n\\nFor fire alarms, NFPA 72 spells out the supervision rules. A single communication path has to be supervised at least every 60 minutes. A dual-path setup, typically IP primary with cellular failover, is checked every 6 hours per path, and no single point of failure can take down both (FACP Manuals). Dual-path is what we recommend for fire panels: the IP side is fast, and the cellular side keeps working when the internet doesn’t.\\n\\nOn the burglar side, a cellular communicator gets you something copper never could: remote arm and disarm, text alerts, and real-time status from your phone. We install these on Honeywell panels with Total Connect as part of our business security systems work, and most takeovers don’t require replacing the panel at all. A typical communicator install is a couple of hours, not a rip-and-replace project.\\n The Math Usually Works in Your Favor \\nThis is the part people don’t expect: the upgrade is often cheaper than doing nothing.\\n\\nBusiness POTS lines now commonly run $150 to $200 a month per line, and many companies are paying far more as carriers strip out the old price caps and push customers off copper (Atlantech). Older fire panels were traditionally wired with two dedicated lines, so plenty of Atlanta businesses are paying $300 to $400 every month, sometimes more, for copper whose only job is to carry an alarm signal a few times a year.\\n\\nA cellular or dual-path communicator typically runs a few hundred dollars to around a thousand installed, depending on the panel, plus a modest monthly cellular fee that’s a fraction of one copper line. On most projects like this, dropping the phone lines pays for the hardware in well under a year, and everything after that is savings.\\n\\nAnd if your system was already converted, you may not need to spend anything. Plenty of buildings made the switch years ago and the owner just isn’t sure. That’s a ten-minute check, not a sales call.\\n What to Do Before Your Wire Center Goes Dark \\nYou don’t need to panic. You need twenty minutes and three answers.\\n \\n \\t Find out what your panels are connected to. Look at your phone bill for line items you can’t explain. A $150 monthly charge for a number nobody calls is usually an alarm line, an elevator phone, or a fax machine that retired years ago. \\n \\t Send a real test signal. Don’t just trip the siren. Have your alarm company put the account on test and confirm the signal actually arrives at the monitoring station. That’s the test that catches the silent dead line in the scenario at the top of this post. \\n \\t Ask your alarm company three questions. What communication path is each panel using today? Is it code-compliant after copper goes away? What does the upgrade cost against what we’re paying for phone lines now? A good partner will be able to walk you through all three on the spot. \\n \\nThe buildings that get burned by transitions like this are never the ones with bad equipment. They’re the ones where nobody checked.\\n Frequently Asked Questions \\n What is a POTS line? \\nPOTS stands for “plain old telephone service,” the copper-wire phone lines that have carried voice calls for over a century. Millions of fire alarms, burglar alarms, and elevator phones still use them to reach monitoring stations. These are the lines AT&T and other carriers are now retiring in favor of fiber and wireless networks.\\n Will my fire alarm still work after AT&T shuts off copper? \\nThe siren and keypad will still work, but that isn’t the part that matters. If your panel reaches the monitoring station over a copper POTS line, losing that line means the call for help never leaves the building, so no one gets dispatched. A panel on a cellular or dual-path communicator keeps reporting normally, which is why getting off copper is the fix.\\n When is AT&T shutting off copper lines in Atlanta? \\nAT&T began retiring copper in June 2026, starting with a first wave of about 500 wire centers nationwide, and it has filed with the FCC to discontinue legacy copper phone service in parts of Georgia on or after November 15, 2026. The company plans to retire most of its copper network by the end of 2029. 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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/access-control-choosing-the-right-credential-for-your-business/",
"title": "Top 4 Access Control Credentials",
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\\nIn the realm of modern security, access control credentials are the gatekeepers of our security. As technology advances, the options for these credentials have expanded, each with its own set of advantages and challenges.\\n
Physical credentials, such as ID cards and key fobs, have long been the backbones of access control. These tangible tokens offer immediate visual verification and are generally user-friendly. Many employees appreciate the simplicity of tapping or swiping a card to gain entry. Moreover, these credentials can often serve double duty, functioning as company ID badges or even integrating with time and attendance systems. However, physical credentials aren’t without their drawbacks. They can be lost, stolen, or shared, potentially compromising security. The cost of replacing lost cards and managing inventory can add up over time. Additionally, in our increasingly digital world, carrying an extra item might be seen as cumbersome by some users.
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PIN-based systems offer the advantage of not requiring any physical object. They’re cost-effective to implement and can be easily changed if compromised. For users, there’s no risk of forgetting or losing a card. PIN systems can also be ideal for temporary access, such as for contractors or visitors. On the flip side, PINs can be forgotten, shared, or observed by unauthorized individuals. There’s also the risk of ‘shoulder surfing,’ where someone watches as the code is entered. To mitigate these risks, many organizations use PINs in combination with other credential types for multi-factor authentication.
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Biometric systems, using fingerprints, retinal scans, or facial recognition, offer a high level of security. They’re difficult to forge and can’t be lost or forgotten like physical cards or PINs. Biometrics also provide a clear audit trail, as they’re linked directly to individuals rather than objects that could be shared. However, biometric systems can be expensive to implement and may raise privacy concerns among users. They can also face challenges in certain environments – for instance, fingerprint scanners may struggle with dirty or worn fingerprints in industrial settings.
\\n
Mobile credentials, which turn smartphones into access devices, are gaining popularity. They offer convenience – most people always have their phones with them – and can be updated or revoked remotely. Mobile credentials can also integrate with other smartphone functions, potentially streamlining processes beyond just access control. The downsides include the need for compatible infrastructure and the reliance on users’ personal devices. There are also concerns about battery life and what happens if a phone is lost or stolen. However, many of these issues can be mitigated with proper policies and backup systems.
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Smart cards represent a step up in security from traditional proximity cards. They use encryption to protect data transmission, making them much harder to clone or hack. Smart cards can also store additional information, potentially serving multiple functions beyond access control. The primary drawbacks of smart cards are higher costs compared to simpler card technologies and the need for compatible readers. However, their enhanced security features often justify the investment for many organizations.
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When selecting an access control credential system, consider your organization’s specific needs. High-security environments might prioritize the robust protection of biometrics or encrypted smart cards. Companies with a mobile-first culture might lean towards smartphone-based solutions. Organizations with high turnover or frequent visitors might find the flexibility of PIN systems appealing.
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It’s also worth considering hybrid systems. Many modern access control setups allow for multiple credential types, offering the flexibility to use different solutions for different areas or user groups within the same organization.
\\nAs your business grows and evolves, so do these access control credentials. Regular updates and integrations with other smart devices ensure that your security system remains cutting-edge and adaptable to your changing needs. If you have questions about how our access control credential solutions can benefit your business, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@verifiedsecurity.com.\\n\\n-Scott Hightower, Verified Security“}]}],”section_settings”:””},”scripts”:{},”css”:{},”css_page”:””,”template_setting”:{“settings”:{“id”:”settings”}},”template_setting_top”:{},”page_setting”:{“settings”:[“lock-mode-off”]},”post_type_setting”:{“settings”:{“image”:”https://verifiedsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DMP_Access_33.jpg|450|800|999956868″,”excerpt”:””,”extra_1″:””,”extra_2″:””,”icon”:{“icon”:””,”icon_style”:””,”icon_image”:””}}}}
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As technology advances, the options for these credentials have expanded, each with its own set of advantages and challenges.\\n Physical credentials, such as ID cards and key fobs, have long been the backbones of access control. These tangible tokens offer immediate visual verification and are generally user-friendly. Many employees appreciate the simplicity of tapping or swiping a card to gain entry. Moreover, these credentials can often serve double duty, functioning as company ID badges or even integrating with time and attendance systems. However, physical credentials aren’t without their drawbacks. They can be lost, stolen, or shared, potentially compromising security. The cost of replacing lost cards and managing inventory can add up over time. Additionally, in our increasingly digital world, carrying an extra item might be seen as cumbersome by some users. \\n PIN-based systems offer the advantage of not requiring any physical object. They’re cost-effective to implement and can be easily changed if compromised. For users, there’s no risk of forgetting or losing a card. PIN systems can also be ideal for temporary access, such as for contractors or visitors. On the flip side, PINs can be forgotten, shared, or observed by unauthorized individuals. There’s also the risk of ‘shoulder surfing,’ where someone watches as the code is entered. To mitigate these risks, many organizations use PINs in combination with other credential types for multi-factor authentication. \\n Biometric systems, using fingerprints, retinal scans, or facial recognition, offer a high level of security. They’re difficult to forge and can’t be lost or forgotten like physical cards or PINs. Biometrics also provide a clear audit trail, as they’re linked directly to individuals rather than objects that could be shared. However, biometric systems can be expensive to implement and may raise privacy concerns among users. They can also face challenges in certain environments – for instance, fingerprint scanners may struggle with dirty or worn fingerprints in industrial settings. \\n Mobile credentials, which turn smartphones into access devices, are gaining popularity. They offer convenience – most people always have their phones with them – and can be updated or revoked remotely. Mobile credentials can also integrate with other smartphone functions, potentially streamlining processes beyond just access control. The downsides include the need for compatible infrastructure and the reliance on users’ personal devices. There are also concerns about battery life and what happens if a phone is lost or stolen. However, many of these issues can be mitigated with proper policies and backup systems. \\n Smart cards represent a step up in security from traditional proximity cards. They use encryption to protect data transmission, making them much harder to clone or hack. Smart cards can also store additional information, potentially serving multiple functions beyond access control. The primary drawbacks of smart cards are higher costs compared to simpler card technologies and the need for compatible readers. However, their enhanced security features often justify the investment for many organizations. \\n When selecting an access control credential system, consider your organization’s specific needs. High-security environments might prioritize the robust protection of biometrics or encrypted smart cards. Companies with a mobile-first culture might lean towards smartphone-based solutions. Organizations with high turnover or frequent visitors might find the flexibility of PIN systems appealing. \\n It’s also worth considering hybrid systems. Many modern access control setups allow for multiple credential types, offering the flexibility to use different solutions for different areas or user groups within the same organization. \\nAs your business grows and evolves, so do these access control credentials. Regular updates and integrations with other smart devices ensure that your security system remains cutting-edge and adaptable to your changing needs. If you have questions about how our access control credential solutions can benefit your business, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@verifiedsecurity.com.\\n\\n-Scott Hightower, Verified Security“}]}],”section_settings”:””},”scripts”:{},”css”:{},”css_page”:””,”template_setting”:{“settings”:{“id”:”settings”}},”template_setting_top”:{},”page_setting”:{“settings”:[“lock-mode-off”]},”post_type_setting”:{“settings”:{“image”:”https://verifiedsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/DMP_Access_33.jpg|450|800|999956868″,”excerpt”:””,”extra_1″:””,”extra_2″:””,”icon”:{“icon”:””,”icon_style”:””,”icon_image”:””}}}}",
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\\nImagine having complete control of your business security at your fingertips, no matter where you are. With advanced apps like Total Connect and Virtual Keypad, you can arm or disarm your system, lock or unlock doors, and view onsite video—all from your smartphone. This level of control ensures that you’re always connected to your business, providing peace of mind and enhancing operational efficiency.\\n\\nRemote access capabilities provide real-time insights that can drive smarter business decisions. Receive instant notifications about employee arrivals and departures, unexpected entries, or changes in environmental conditions. This immediate awareness allows you to respond quickly to any situation, improving both security and operational effectiveness.\\n\\nFor businesses with multiple locations, remote access is a game-changer. Manage security for all your properties from a single app, ensuring consistent security practices across your organization while saving time and resources.\\n\\nThese systems also enhance emergency response capabilities. In case of an alarm, monitoring centers are automatically alerted, ensuring rapid response from emergency services if needed. You’ll be notified immediately, allowing you to assess the situation and provide additional information to responders.\\n\\nAs your business grows and evolves, so do these remote access solutions. Regular updates and integrations with other smart devices ensure that your security system remains cutting-edge and adaptable to your changing needs. If you have questions about how our remote access security solutions can benefit your business, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@verifiedsecurity.com.\\n\\n-Scott Hightower, Verified Security“}]}],”section_settings”:””},”scripts”:{},”css”:{},”css_page”:””,”template_setting”:{“settings”:{“id”:”settings”}},”template_setting_top”:{},”page_setting”:{“settings”:[“lock-mode-off”]},”post_type_setting”:{“settings”:{“image”:”https://verifiedsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/AprilSocial18_7-1024×538.jpg|630|1200|999956859″,”excerpt”:””,”extra_1″:””,”extra_2″:””,”icon”:{“icon”:””,”icon_style”:””,”icon_image”:””}}}}
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/practical-ai-solutions-for-your-security-needs/",
"title": "Practical AI Solutions for Your Security Needs",
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\\nAt Verified Security, we are thrilled about the game-changing impact of AI-powered video analytics to revolutionize the security industry. By taking advantage of advanced AI and computer vision algorithms, security camera systems can now do far more than just record footage. They can proactively detect and alert you to specific activities of your interest in real-time.\\n\\nKey capabilities powered by AI video analytics include person detection, vehicle detection, object tracking, crowd counting, and more. Instead of overwhelming staff with thousands of hours of footage to manually review. AI can automatically surface the key events that need attention, allowing you to do more work with fewer resources.\\n\\nBeyond enhancing security, AI analytics provides insights that drive operational intelligence across facilities. For example, people counting data reveals occupancy trends to optimize staffing and space usage. Queue monitoring identifies frustrating customer experiences to improve. The opportunities to derive value are limitless.\\n\\nAt Verified Security, we take a comprehensive approach to ensure customers understand the powerful capabilities of modern AI video analytics while implementing solutions aligned with their specific needs and priorities. The future of security lies in blending physical surveillance with operational insights for true situational intelligence.\\n\\nWe’re thrilled to partner with customers on unlocking the next frontier of value from their video cameras through cutting-edge AI analytics.\\n\\nReach out today to learn more about our AI video analytics offerings.”}]}],”section_settings”:””},”scripts”:{},”css”:{},”css_page”:””,”template_setting”:{“settings”:{“id”:”settings”}},”template_setting_top”:{},”page_setting”:{“settings”:[“lock-mode-off”]},”post_type_setting”:{“settings”:{“image”:”https://verifiedsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/AI-1024×724.jpg|1809|2560|999956848″,”excerpt”:”At Verified Security, we are excited about the potential of AI-powered video analytics to revolutionize the security industry. By taking advantage of advanced AI and computer vision algorithms, security camera systems can now do far more than just record footage”,”extra_1″:””,”extra_2″:””,”icon”:{“icon”:””,”icon_style”:””,”icon_image”:””}}}}
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First, we see a continuing trend in platform integration which makes it easier to operate the physical security systems. Linking your camera system with your badge access control system provides intelligence and monitoring of the entrance and exit activity at your facility. Also, with today\\u2019s advanced platforms, it is possible to easily share reports and videos of activity with others from anywhere at any time. Another example of the benefits of integration are with mobile access credentials. It is now possible to store your secure access credential on your smartphone and use your Bluetooth connection to gain access to a facility without having to carry a physical card or keyfob.<\\/p>“},{“component”:”hc_button”,”id”:”mZvcE”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”icon”:””,”style”:”circle”,”size”:”btn-sm”,”position”:”left”,”animation”:false,”text”:”Request a Quote”,”link_type”:”classic”,”lightbox_animation”:””,”caption”:””,”inner_caption”:false,”new_window”:false,”link”:”https:\\/\\/verifiedsecurity.com\\/contact\\/”,”link_content”:[],”lightbox_size”:””,”scrollbox”:false}]}]},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”0MEot”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:””,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_8mfNX”,”column_width”:”col-md-12″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:”vertical-row “,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”ObsqD”,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_title_tag”,”id”:”yO9Z4″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”text”:”Migration to Cloud-Based Platforms”,”tag”:”h4″},{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”DxDb7″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”
Closely linked with the continued move to platform integration is the migration to cloud-based platforms and services. End users are finding that these cloud platforms are far easier to use and manage than the tradition systems which rely on software and servers. With the old software and server model, the user must keep the server up to date with operating system updates and malware prevention while also paying for support agreements and regular software upgrades. With a cloud-based system, the security is maintained by the cloud platform provider and regular updates with new features and benefits are automatically pushed down to the users. <\\/p>“},{“component”:”hc_button”,”id”:”63zpp”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”icon”:””,”style”:”circle”,”size”:”btn-sm”,”position”:”left”,”animation”:false,”text”:”Request a Quote”,”link_type”:”classic”,”lightbox_animation”:””,”caption”:””,”inner_caption”:false,”new_window”:false,”link”:”https:\\/\\/verifiedsecurity.com\\/contact\\/”,”link_content”:[],”lightbox_size”:””,”scrollbox”:false}]},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”rXtKv”,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_image”,”id”:”CLUO7″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”image”:”http:\\/\\/new.verifiedsecurity.com\\/wp-content\\/uploads\\/2019\\/04\\/1electric-case-study.png|||999955945″,”alt”:””,”thumb_size”:”large”}]}]},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”csEM5″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:””,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_yTzrA”,”column_width”:”col-md-12″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:”vertical-row “,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”cB8iY”,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_image”,”id”:”L7Vgo”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”image”:”http:\\/\\/new.verifiedsecurity.com\\/wp-content\\/uploads\\/2019\\/04\\/1electric-case-study.png|||999955945″,”alt”:””,”thumb_size”:”large”}]},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”pEMvu”,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_title_tag”,”id”:”Qvi1P”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”text”:”Artificial Intelligence Technologies”,”tag”:”h4″},{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”glQ8Q”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”
Leveraging the use of cloud-based services, new artificial intelligence technologies are enabling the use of more sophisticated analytics for better identification and notification of actual security threats. Traditionally, video systems could identify motion but could not easily distinguish between the causes of that motion activity. A threat from an intruder would be treated the same as a tree blowing in the wind. This lack of intelligence in detection leads to false activations and notifications which decreases the effectiveness of the video security system. With new software intelligence, video systems can detect specific activities that are identified as potential security threats. Human activity, vehicle detection, and loitering are three examples of more advanced analytics which can decrease false alerts and make your security systems more effective.<\\/p>“},{“component”:”hc_button”,”id”:”H9U6i”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”icon”:””,”style”:”circle”,”size”:”btn-sm”,”position”:”left”,”animation”:false,”text”:”Request a Quote”,”link_type”:”classic”,”lightbox_animation”:””,”caption”:””,”inner_caption”:false,”new_window”:false,”link”:”https:\\/\\/verifiedsecurity.com\\/contact\\/”,”link_content”:[],”lightbox_size”:””,”scrollbox”:false}]}]},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”LhBLc”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:””,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_2YzY5″,”column_width”:”col-md-12″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:”vertical-row “,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”kf6hG”,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_title_tag”,”id”:”wRdIf”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”text”:”Video Alarm Verification and Remote Video Monitoring”,”tag”:”h4″},{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”TsQje”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”
Another trend which leverages the more advanced video analytics that are becoming available is the increased adoption of video alarm verification and remote video monitoring. Traditional burglar systems can detect doors opening or motion from motion detection sensors. But these traditional systems provide very little intelligence on the cause of these actions. When alarms are received at a central monitoring center from these types of sensors, the only option is to notify someone and dispatch the police. With the ubiquity of broadband and the advanced video solutions that are available, you can link video cameras with traditional intrusion detection systems which allows an operator in the central monitoring center to view the video for the purpose of identification the cause of the alarm. This allows for reductions in false alarm detections and reporting which frees up police department resources. It also provides a way for faster identification of actual crimes in progress which can generate a quicker response from police authorities. When video is used to verify alarms, operators can also communicate to the site with the alarm to proactively notify the offender that he or she is trespassing and that the police will be dispatched, helping with the prevention of further criminal activity.<\\/p>“},{“component”:”hc_button”,”id”:”SlC3C”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”icon”:””,”style”:”circle”,”size”:”btn-sm”,”position”:”left”,”animation”:false,”text”:”Request a Quote”,”link_type”:”classic”,”lightbox_animation”:””,”caption”:””,”inner_caption”:false,”new_window”:false,”link”:”https:\\/\\/verifiedsecurity.com\\/contact\\/”,”link_content”:[],”lightbox_size”:””,”scrollbox”:false}]},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”YotE7″,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_image”,”id”:”P9SQP”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”image”:”http:\\/\\/new.verifiedsecurity.com\\/wp-content\\/uploads\\/2019\\/04\\/1electric-case-study.png|||999955945″,”alt”:””,”thumb_size”:”large”}]}]},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_07Pni”,”column_width”:”col-md-12″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”76C9q”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:””,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_48pXB”,”column_width”:”col-md-10″,”animation”:”fade-in”,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:”false”,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:”text-center “,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”VgJwG”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:”text-align: left;”,”content”:”We believe that investing in these four trends can make it easier to monitor and manage your physical security systems from anywhere at any time. With this increased ease of use comes increased effectiveness for the security of your facilities and employees.”},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”OjjWN”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:”xs”,”height”:””}]}]}]}],”section_settings”:{“component”:”hc_section_image”,”id”:”section-image”,”image”:”http:\\/\\/themes.framework-y.com\\/demo-import\\/signflow\\/2018\\/01\\/long-1-786×1024.jpg|2500|1920|40″,”full_screen”:false,”full_screen_height”:””,”parallax”:false,”bleed”:””,”ken_burn”:””,”bg_pos”:”bg-top”,”overlay”:””}},”column_OIFiN”:{“id”:”column_OIFiN”,”main_content”:{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”0MEot”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:””,”height”:””}},”column_UdeyH”:{“id”:”column_UdeyH”,”main_content”:{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”csEM5″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:””,”height”:””}},”column_WrtwK”:{“id”:”column_WrtwK”,”main_content”:{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”LhBLc”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:””,”height”:””}},”scripts”:[],”css”:[],”css_page”:””,”template_setting”:{“settings”:{“id”:”settings”}},”template_setting_top”:[],”page_setting”:{“settings”:[“lock-mode-off”]}}
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When Verified Security integrates these technologies with video surveillance, surveillance cameras, and professional monitoring, you control access and obtain a visual record of facility activity.”},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”OJzBt”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:”m”,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_title_tag”,”id”:”OUHTa”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”text”:”Don’t Take Your Commercial Security for Granted”,”tag”:”h3″},{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”P35dK”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”Every business owner faces the threat of intrusions or disasters. Being prepared deters would-be thieves and dramatically reduces the chances that your business will become the victim of an intrusion. 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We proudly serve the greater Atlanta area and look forward to working with your company. To learn more about how we can protect your business with sophisticated video surveillance and access control systems, contact Verified Security today.
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In fact, most Verified Security access control systems, including software-based, cloud-based, and standalone, integrate with many different types of security systems. Speak with one of our security professionals to discuss how we can bolster your current security measures.”},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”yz44i”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:”s”,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_title_tag”,”id”:”k3Rc5″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”text”:”Video Surveillance Integration”,”tag”:”h4″},{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”qG0Uy”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”A combination of access control and video surveillance is the ideal setup to ensure maximum defense for your business. By adding IP cameras to your roster of security measures, you can both monitor and control your facility. 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We proudly serve the greater Atlanta area and look forward to working with your company. To learn more about how we can protect your business with sophisticated video surveillance and access control systems, contact Verified Security today.
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It is essentially the advanced version of having keys to unlock doors. Instead of carrying a physical key for each door on the premises, a singular keycard, key fob, smartphone, or employee badge can act as the key to multiple entry points. By integrating card readers, keypads, or biometric scanners to your entry points, you can outfit your facility with a variety of security measures to protect your facility and those inside it.”}],”name_2″:”Why is access control important?”,”icon_2″:””,”icon_style_2″:””,”icon_image_2″:””,”content_2″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”YfQ0T”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”There are many instances where keys can go missing, and then that lost key becomes a safety hazard. If an unauthorized person found it, they could enter sections of your facility that they have no business being in. If a keycard was to go missing, the card could be deactivated, nullifying the safety hazard. This also makes acquiring keys from previous employees easier and makes giving new keys to new employees quicker as well. Large key rings are outdated and cumbersome, whereas a keycard is easy to carry and use. You can also implement an audit using system reports to check and see who has entered a specific entry point at a specific time, which can be a useful resource. “}],”name_3″:”What are the types of access control?”,”icon_3″:””,”icon_style_3″:””,”icon_image_3″:””,”content_3″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”CLRwN”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”Verified Security implements three types of access control solutions, Software-Based, Cloud-Based and Standalone systems. Software-Based options are dependent on dedicated onsite servers to manage the process of reading credentials and controlling door locks.Cloud-Based options are more sophisticated and do not require on-site servers. Instead, the system runs off of our cloud platform so that no server is needed which can make operations far more manageable. Finally, Standalone systems work independent of one another and usually control a single entry point.”}],”name_4″:”What are the components of access control?”,”icon_4″:””,”icon_style_4″:””,”icon_image_4″:””,”content_4″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”TaeVR”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”In every access control system there is an entry point that must be outfitted with an electric lock, a credential reader, a type of credential to give to your personnel, and a power source. When combined, this allows the user to present the correct credential and have the door lock disengage, granting entry. “}],”name_5″:”What does access control cost?”,”icon_5″:””,”icon_style_5″:””,”icon_image_5″:””,”content_5″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”GXpBf”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”The price of implementing access control security measures can vary depending on the size and sophistication of the system. Larger systems with more advanced software and hardware will be more expensive than a single standalone unit. To learn more about your facility’s needs, contact Verified Security to speak with one of our experts.”}],”name_6″:”Can an access control system integrate with existing security infrastructure?”,”icon_6″:””,”icon_style_6″:””,”icon_image_6″:””,”content_6″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”JHdo4″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”Yes. Oftentimes when installing a new security system, pieces of the old system can be integrated in to maintain their usefulness. There are instances when outdated tech will not be able to carry over, but this depends on both your new and existing equipment. Our professionals will be able to give you a more direct answer once we’ve seen your facility.”}],”name_7″:”Why use an access control system instead of keys?”,”icon_7″:””,”icon_style_7″:””,”icon_image_7″:””,”content_7″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”UtHgz”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”In short, keys are outdated. They are cumbersome and difficult to manage. Replacing a ring of keys with a key card or the smartphone that you already carry with you saves on time and money while also being more efficient. Also, an access control system allows you to generate reports of door entry activity which helps you better manage the security of your facilities.”}],”name_8″:””,”icon_8″:””,”icon_style_8″:””,”icon_image_8″:””,”content_8″:[],”name_9″:””,”icon_9″:””,”icon_style_9″:””,”icon_image_9″:””,”content_9″:[],”name_10″:””,”icon_10″:””,”icon_style_10″:””,”icon_image_10″:””,”content_10″:[],”open_type”:””,”time”:””,”open”:””}]}],”section_settings”:””},”section_5ZtkF”:{“component”:”hc_section”,”id”:”section_5ZtkF”,”section_width”:””,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”vertical_row”:””,”box_middle”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”section_content”:[{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_rkBm4″,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[]},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_BPOQB”,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[]}],”section_settings”:””},”scripts”:{“components”:”jquery.tab-accordion.js”},”css”:{“components”:”css/components.css”},”css_page”:””,”template_setting”:{“settings”:{“id”:”settings”}},”template_setting_top”:{},”page_setting”:{“settings”:[“lock-mode-off”]}}
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For instance, a key card may contain a magnetic stripe that the card reader will recognize to disengage the electronic door lock. This eliminates the need for a ring of keys to be carried around the facility.”},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”JXZt3″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:”l”,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_title_tag”,”id”:”eltom”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”text”:”Types of Access Control Systems”,”tag”:”h2″},{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”hUPJK”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”Verified Security offers three types of access control systems: software-based, cloud-based, and standalone. 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In fact, most Verified Security access control systems, including software-based, cloud-based, and standalone, integrate with many different types of security systems. Speak with one of our security professionals to discuss how we can bolster your current security measures.”},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”yz44i”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:”s”,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_title_tag”,”id”:”k3Rc5″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”text”:”Video Surveillance Integration”,”tag”:”h4″},{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”qG0Uy”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”A combination of access control and video surveillance is the ideal setup to ensure maximum defense for your business. By adding IP cameras to your roster of security measures, you can both monitor and control your facility. 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Protecting these investments should always be a priority. Verified Security access control systems defend your company against intrusion while providing ease of access for employees and protecting the company from liability. The resources of your business are too valuable to risk, so Verified Security provides the solutions that keep your investments safe. “},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”5IujV”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:”l”,”height”:””}]},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_D7cBW”,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”2rxgK”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:”s”,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”Y6qhb”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:” We proudly serve the greater Atlanta area and look forward to working with your company. To learn more about how we can protect your business with sophisticated video surveillance and access control systems, contact Verified Security today. “}]},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_h5Qw0″,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”00BLx”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”[contact-form-7]“}]},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_6rQYJ”,”column_width”:”col-md-6″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[]},{“component”:”hc_column”,”id”:”column_nSBmK”,”column_width”:”col-md-12″,”animation”:””,”animation_time”:””,”timeline_animation”:””,”timeline_delay”:””,”timeline_order”:””,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”main_content”:[{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”1FN0Y”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:”m”,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_title_tag”,”id”:”P6j6N”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”text”:”Frequently Asked Questions”,”tag”:”h3″},{“component”:”hc_space”,”id”:”FrzYJ”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”size”:”s”,”height”:””},{“component”:”hc_accordion”,”id”:”D0lCG”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”name_1″:”What is an access control system?”,”icon_1″:””,”icon_style_1″:””,”icon_image_1″:””,”content_1″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”SikhT”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”An access control system is a method of securing doors and other entry points with added security precautions. It is essentially the advanced version of having keys to unlock doors. Instead of carrying a physical key for each door on the premises, a singular keycard, key fob, smartphone, or employee badge can act as the key to multiple entry points. By integrating card readers, keypads, or biometric scanners to your entry points, you can outfit your facility with a variety of security measures to protect your facility and those inside it.”}],”name_2″:”Why is access control important?”,”icon_2″:””,”icon_style_2″:””,”icon_image_2″:””,”content_2″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”YfQ0T”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”There are many instances where keys can go missing, and then that lost key becomes a safety hazard. If an unauthorized person found it, they could enter sections of your facility that they have no business being in. If a keycard was to go missing, the card could be deactivated, nullifying the safety hazard. This also makes acquiring keys from previous employees easier and makes giving new keys to new employees quicker as well. Large key rings are outdated and cumbersome, whereas a keycard is easy to carry and use. You can also implement an audit using system reports to check and see who has entered a specific entry point at a specific time, which can be a useful resource. “}],”name_3″:”What are the types of access control?”,”icon_3″:””,”icon_style_3″:””,”icon_image_3″:””,”content_3″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”CLRwN”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”Verified Security implements three types of access control solutions, Software-Based, Cloud-Based and Standalone systems. Software-Based options are dependent on dedicated onsite servers to manage the process of reading credentials and controlling door locks.Cloud-Based options are more sophisticated and do not require on-site servers. Instead, the system runs off of our cloud platform so that no server is needed which can make operations far more manageable. Finally, Standalone systems work independent of one another and usually control a single entry point.”}],”name_4″:”What are the components of access control?”,”icon_4″:””,”icon_style_4″:””,”icon_image_4″:””,”content_4″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”TaeVR”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”In every access control system there is an entry point that must be outfitted with an electric lock, a credential reader, a type of credential to give to your personnel, and a power source. When combined, this allows the user to present the correct credential and have the door lock disengage, granting entry. “}],”name_5″:”What does access control cost?”,”icon_5″:””,”icon_style_5″:””,”icon_image_5″:””,”content_5″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”GXpBf”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”The price of implementing access control security measures can vary depending on the size and sophistication of the system. Larger systems with more advanced software and hardware will be more expensive than a single standalone unit. To learn more about your facility’s needs, contact Verified Security to speak with one of our experts.”}],”name_6″:”Can an access control system integrate with existing security infrastructure?”,”icon_6″:””,”icon_style_6″:””,”icon_image_6″:””,”content_6″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”JHdo4″,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”Yes. Oftentimes when installing a new security system, pieces of the old system can be integrated in to maintain their usefulness. There are instances when outdated tech will not be able to carry over, but this depends on both your new and existing equipment. Our professionals will be able to give you a more direct answer once we’ve seen your facility.”}],”name_7″:”Why use an access control system instead of keys?”,”icon_7″:””,”icon_style_7″:””,”icon_image_7″:””,”content_7″:[{“component”:”hc_text_block”,”id”:”UtHgz”,”css_classes”:””,”custom_css_classes”:””,”custom_css_styles”:””,”content”:”In short, keys are outdated. They are cumbersome and difficult to manage. Replacing a ring of keys with a key card or the smartphone that you already carry with you saves on time and money while also being more efficient. 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\\nMany of you are now working from home in an effort to slow down the spread of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19. Since many facilities are now empty, there are some things we recommend you check and monitor to ensure the security of your facilities.\\n\\nDoor Access Control – If everyone in your office or facility is working from home, determine if you need to remove facility access for those personnel in order to keep them from going to the office. For those who continue to need access, you might need to change the hours they are allowed to access your facility. Also, consider running daily or weekly reports of facility access activity to help you police the guidelines set by your company.\\n\\nSecurity/Alarm System – If you have employees who temporarily should not have access to your facilities, consider removing alarm codes from your security system for those users. You may also need to add alarm user codes for users who typically may not need them due to changing work schedules. Also, if you don’t have the capability today, consider adding the ability to arm and disarm your security system remotely so that you can grant facility access without physically having to be on site. These remote management services would also allow you to set up email or text alerts to notify you when someone is arming or disarming the security system. Most security systems also have a feature that would allow you to set up schedules for automatic arming to make sure your security system is armed at the end of each day.\\n\\nVideo/Camera System – If your facility is unoccupied, it is important to check all of your cameras to ensure that they are working properly. Determine if any of them need to be cleaned or focused. Also, it is important to regularly check your recorded video to ensure that the video system is working properly and that video from your cameras are recording. The wrong time to find out that your system is not recording is after an incident has been reported. Finally, if you don’t currently have the capability, consider establishing remote access to your camera system so that you can view your video feeds from anywhere at any time.\\n\\nThese are some suggestions and recommendations to consider when managing and monitoring the security of your facilities remotely. With the abundance of remote monitoring tools and technologies available today, it is easier than ever before to keep an eye on the security of your facilities from anywhere. If you have questions, please reach out to us at info@verifiedsecurity.com.\\n\\n “}]}],”section_settings”:””},”scripts”:{},”css”:{},”css_page”:””,”template_setting”:{“settings”:{“id”:”settings”}},”template_setting_top”:{},”page_setting”:{“settings”:[“lock-mode-off”]},”post_type_setting”:{“settings”:{“image”:”https://verifiedsecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/dreamstime_l_134578232-1024×731.jpg|1828|2560|999956295″,”excerpt”:””,”extra_1″:””,”extra_2″:””,”icon”:{“icon”:””,”icon_style”:””,”icon_image”:””}}}}
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"summary": "Companies Explore Drones for Security Enhancements Media outlets announced recently that the federal government had awarded a patent to Amazon for using drones for home security and surveillance. If you didn’t see one of the article, this is the link to one of them from National Public Radio (NPR): Link to NPR Article The article […]",
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Companies Explore Drones for Security Enhancements
Media outlets announced recently that the federal government had awarded a patent to Amazon for using drones for home security and surveillance. If you didn’t see one of the article, this is the link to one of them from National Public Radio (NPR): Link to NPR Article
The article states that the patent papers ‘describe a future in which Amazon customers order drones to hover around a home and scan for things such as a garage door left open, a broken window, graffiti or a fire.’ Amazon is not the only company exploring the use of drones for enhancing security. Another entrant is Sunflower Labs and their website has a video that shows how their system works: Sunflower Labs Website
While both of these are early efforts, we certainly believe that flying drones will be used more and more in the future to enhance electronic security systems. They could be used for alarm verification and for giving homeowners and business owners more tools for managing their security from anywhere at any time.
What do you think of the idea of using drones for enhancing facility security? Good idea?
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"title": "Are you Missing Out on the Benefits of Integration?",
"h1": "Are you Missing Out on the Benefits of Integration?",
"summary": "The Power of True Platform Integration Many of our customers have alarm systems, video camera systems, or card access control systems. Some have all three. But, often these systems are operated as stand-alone systems without any integrated functionality. This might mean using three different logins or three different mobile apps. Or, having to run three […]",
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The Power of True Platform Integration
Many of our customers have alarm systems, video camera systems, or card access control systems. Some have all three. But, often these systems are operated as stand-alone systems without any integrated functionality. This might mean using three different logins or three different mobile apps. Or, having to run three different reports to get data from three different systems. Not very efficient.
Maxpro Cloud
Today, integration has become much easier to achieve and the benefits of integration are greater than ever. For example, with platforms like Honeywell’s Maxpro Cloud, you can present a valid access card to both unlock a door and disarm the security system at the same time. Or, an alarm at a door could be used to trigger a video recording on your camera system. These are just two examples that demonstrate the power of true platform integration.
The other advancement with security system integration is that it is less expensive than it used to be to integrate these systems. In the past, it might have cost tens of thousands of dollars to deploy a fully-integrated security platform. Over time, the cost of installing and managing an integrated system has continued to drop making it much more cost-effective to realize the benefits that come from using an integrated security platform.
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/next-generation-cloud-based-access-control-and-video/",
"title": "Next Generation Cloud-Based Access Control and Video",
"h1": "Next Generation Cloud-Based Access Control and Video",
"summary": "Honeywell Enhances Maxpro Cloud About two weeks ago, Honeywell launched the latest iteration of their cloud-base access control and video management platform, Maxpro Cloud. Maxpro Cloud has been available for some time and this was the launch of a new user interface with enhanced features and functionality. The great thing about Maxpro Cloud is that […]",
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Honeywell Enhances Maxpro Cloud
About two weeks ago, Honeywell launched the latest iteration of their cloud-base access control and video management platform, Maxpro Cloud. Maxpro Cloud has been available for some time and this was the launch of a new user interface with enhanced features and functionality.
The great thing about Maxpro Cloud is that it makes it very easy to monitor and manage your access control and video systems from anywhere.
With the latest iteration of this powerful platform from Honeywell, there are a number of new and enhanced features and functions. Dynamic floor plans for easily managing your facility security, enhanced dashboards and reporting, and a new mobile app all make the control over your access control and video surveillance systems easier than ever. A screen capture of the viewer above will give you an example of the management views which can be customized.
We are seeing the continued enhancement of cloud-based security and access control management platforms. With more features and functionality and with the ease of use and management of a cloud-based platform, it is easier than ever to manage your facility security from anywhere at any time.
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/is-amazon-in-the-access-control-business/",
"title": "Is Amazon in the Access Control Business?",
"h1": "Is Amazon in the Access Control Business?",
"summary": "The Benefits of Integrating Video with Your Access Control System As you may have heard, Amazon now offers a service called Amazon Key which provides a way for you to allow an Amazon delivery person to access your home to deliver a package. The electronic lock provided by Amazon is paired with a cloud-based camera […]",
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The Benefits of Integrating Video with Your Access Control System
As you may have heard, Amazon now offers a service called Amazon Key which provides a way for you to allow an Amazon delivery person to access your home to deliver a package. The electronic lock provided by Amazon is paired with a cloud-based camera so the delivery process can be viewed and recorded. Amazon also recently announced that it has acquired Ring, a manufacturer of a cloud-based video doorbell.
While Amazon’s unique integration of access control and video is new in the residential consumer environment, it has been available for some time in commercial environments. But, the change for commercial facility security is that there are now more flexible cloud-based solutions for integrating video and access control.
One example of a cloud-based service that integrates video and access control is Maxpro Cloud from Honeywell. With this innovative platform, users can monitor and manage facility access control and live and recorded video from anywhere at any time on a variety of devices.
Why integrate video with your access control system? One of the key reasons is to use video footage to verify activity from the access control system. Cards and fobs can be borrowed or stolen and recorded video can provide a true record of who entered a facility. Also, recorded video can provide evidence of unauthorized attempts to enter a facility.
Integrating video with your access control system provides another layer of security to better protect your facilities.
As always, let me know if you have any questions or feedback. You an email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com.
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"content_plain": "The Benefits of Integrating Video with Your Access Control System As you may have heard, Amazon now offers a service called Amazon Key which provides a way for you to allow an Amazon delivery person to access your home to deliver a package. The electronic lock provided by Amazon is paired with a cloud-based camera so the delivery process can be viewed and recorded. Amazon also recently announced that it has acquired Ring, a manufacturer of a cloud-based video doorbell. While Amazon’s unique integration of access control and video is new in the residential consumer environment, it has been available for some time in commercial environments. But, the change for commercial facility security is that there are now more flexible cloud-based solutions for integrating video and access control. One example of a cloud-based service that integrates video and access control is Maxpro Cloud from Honeywell. With this innovative platform, users can monitor and manage facility access control and live and recorded video from anywhere at any time on a variety of devices. Why integrate video with your access control system? One of the key reasons is to use video footage to verify activity from the access control system. Cards and fobs can be borrowed or stolen and recorded video can provide a true record of who entered a facility. Also, recorded video can provide evidence of unauthorized attempts to enter a facility. Integrating video with your access control system provides another layer of security to better protect your facilities. As always, let me know if you have any questions or feedback. You an email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/security-robots/",
"title": "Security Robots?",
"h1": "Security Robots?",
"summary": "Companies Develop Robots to Protect Commercial Facilities I don’t know about you but I grew up hearing about the future of robots and their integration into our society. From the world of the Jetsons on television to the stories of hobbyists building robots in their garages, it seemed to be a foregone conclusion that robots […]",
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Companies Develop Robots to Protect Commercial Facilities
I don’t know about you but I grew up hearing about the future of robots and their integration into our society. From the world of the Jetsons on television to the stories of hobbyists building robots in their garages, it seemed to be a foregone conclusion that robots would be part of our future.
Now, the future is here and we are seeing more and more uses of robots in business applications. Car manufacturers have used robots in their assembly lines for years and we have seen companies like Amazon deploy fleets of robots in their distribution warehouses.
Now it seems that the time has come for robots to be used in physical security applications. Companies like Knightscope and Cobalt Robotics are building robots to be used to help protect commercial facilities. A recent article in Security Sales and Integration magazine said that Cobalt just closed a $13 million series A funding round to help them build their business. To see Cobalt’s vision of how their security robots could be deployed, see their YouTube video.
In time, we will learn more about the success of using these security robots to protect facilities and properties. For now, it is fun to watch the development of these new technologies.
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"content_plain": "Companies Develop Robots to Protect Commercial Facilities I don’t know about you but I grew up hearing about the future of robots and their integration into our society. From the world of the Jetsons on television to the stories of hobbyists building robots in their garages, it seemed to be a foregone conclusion that robots would be part of our future. Now, the future is here and we are seeing more and more uses of robots in business applications. Car manufacturers have used robots in their assembly lines for years and we have seen companies like Amazon deploy fleets of robots in their distribution warehouses. Now it seems that the time has come for robots to be used in physical security applications. Companies like Knightscope and Cobalt Robotics are building robots to be used to help protect commercial facilities. A recent article in Security Sales and Integration magazine said that Cobalt just closed a $13 million series A funding round to help them build their business. To see Cobalt’s vision of how their security robots could be deployed, see their YouTube video. In time, we will learn more about the success of using these security robots to protect facilities and properties. For now, it is fun to watch the development of these new technologies. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/will-2018-be-the-year-of-biometric-access-control/",
"title": "Will 2018 Be the Year of Biometric Access Control?",
"h1": "Will 2018 Be the Year of Biometric Access Control?",
"summary": "Biometric Access Control May Grow in 2018 For years, we have seen futuristic movies in which fingers, eyes, and palms are scanned to grant access to high-security facilities with the use of biometric detection devices. In the real world, biometric device usage in facility access control applications has been growing but slowly. The growth of […]",
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Biometric Access Control May Grow in 2018
For years, we have seen futuristic movies in which fingers, eyes, and palms are scanned to grant access to high-security facilities with the use of biometric detection devices. In the real world, biometric device usage in facility access control applications has been growing but slowly.
The growth of biometrics usage in real-world applications has been slow for several reasons. First, the cost of the biometric devices has remained fairly high in comparison to traditional access control card readers. While the price of this technology has continued to drop, it is still significantly higher than the cost of a traditional card reader.
Second, biometric adoption has been slow due to early technological challenges which resulted in less than 100% success with biometric identification. The lack of 100% identification created false negatives (access denied) which resulted in user confusion and frustration.
Fortunately, as the technology continues to improve, the challenges are diminishing, and some believe that 2018 is the year when biometric adoption will begin to accelerate. In this article, the author states that 2018 is the year when we will see an acceleration in usage and points to healthcare as a market where biometric usage is forecasted to grow at a compounded rate of 22.9% over the next several years.
There are several reasons for the expected increase in biometric usage for access control applications. First the cost of the technology continues to decrease. Second, as chip processing power has improved, the technology has become more effective, resulting in fewer access denials from false positives. Third, there are more options for how a user interacts with a biometric device. Originally, the devices worked with fingerprints only. But, with new technologies, facial recognition and hand print detection are also available for biometric identification.
Finally, one of the biggest reasons for the acceleration in usage of biometric technology for access control applications is convenience. With the use of biometrics, there is no need to carry a card or fob—your credentials are always with you.
In conclusion, we believe that the use of biometric technology for facility access control in Atlanta and throughout the Southeastern United States will become more and more popular as the technology improves and becomes more affordable.
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"content_plain": "Biometric Access Control May Grow in 2018 For years, we have seen futuristic movies in which fingers, eyes, and palms are scanned to grant access to high-security facilities with the use of biometric detection devices. In the real world, biometric device usage in facility access control applications has been growing but slowly. The growth of biometrics usage in real-world applications has been slow for several reasons. First, the cost of the biometric devices has remained fairly high in comparison to traditional access control card readers. While the price of this technology has continued to drop, it is still significantly higher than the cost of a traditional card reader. Second, biometric adoption has been slow due to early technological challenges which resulted in less than 100% success with biometric identification. The lack of 100% identification created false negatives (access denied) which resulted in user confusion and frustration. Fortunately, as the technology continues to improve, the challenges are diminishing, and some believe that 2018 is the year when biometric adoption will begin to accelerate. In this article, the author states that 2018 is the year when we will see an acceleration in usage and points to healthcare as a market where biometric usage is forecasted to grow at a compounded rate of 22.9% over the next several years. There are several reasons for the expected increase in biometric usage for access control applications. First the cost of the technology continues to decrease. Second, as chip processing power has improved, the technology has become more effective, resulting in fewer access denials from false positives. Third, there are more options for how a user interacts with a biometric device. Originally, the devices worked with fingerprints only. But, with new technologies, facial recognition and hand print detection are also available for biometric identification. Finally, one of the biggest reasons for the acceleration in usage of biometric technology for access control applications is convenience. With the use of biometrics, there is no need to carry a card or fob—your credentials are always with you. In conclusion, we believe that the use of biometric technology for facility access control in Atlanta and throughout the Southeastern United States will become more and more popular as the technology improves and becomes more affordable.",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:14:35-04:00"
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/mobile-access-a-top-trend-for-2018/",
"title": "Mobile Access a Top Trend for 2018",
"h1": "Mobile Access a Top Trend for 2018",
"summary": "HID Global Issues Report for Top 5 Access Control Trends for 2018 Several weeks ago, HID Global, a leading manufacturer of access control technology and credentials, issued a report on their top five access control trends for 2018. Security Sales and Integration magazine published an online story that outlines those five access control trends. One […]",
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HID Global Issues Report for Top 5 Access Control Trends for 2018
Several weeks ago, HID Global, a leading manufacturer of access control technology and credentials, issued a report on their top five access control trends for 2018. Security Sales and Integration magazine published an online story that outlines those five access control trends.
One of those trends is titled “Mobile access reaches tipping point for mass market adoption.” Mobile access refers to the ability for an authorized user to use his or her mobile device to gain access to a facility instead of having to use an access card or key fob.
As a provider of facility access control solutions in Atlanta and throughout the southeastern United States, we are hearing more frequent requests for mobile access and credentials from our customers. According to the Pew Research Center, 77% of Americans now own smartphones. Since they have become so prevalent and people are integrating them into their daily activities, it is natural for there to be a desire to use a smartphone instead of an access card in order to gain access to a facility.
We think that we will see this trend towards using smartphones as access credentials accelerate. In a few short years, we expect that we will see much less use of traditional cards for facility access.
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When it came time for their own expansion – moving their operations to a new location, they turned to their security provider, Verified Security, for a smooth security system transition. In addition to an integrated security system, part of the wish list was to have enhanced, customized access control.
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"title": "Manage Your Security from the Cloud",
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"summary": "The Benefits of Maxpro Cloud In a recent blog post, I outlined the reasons why using cloud services would provide benefits to our end users. In this post, I will talk about some of the specific benefits provided by a cloud security service we provide, Maxpro Cloud. Maxpro Cloud is a hosted cloud-based platform that […]",
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The Benefits of Maxpro Cloud
In a recent blog post, I outlined the reasons why using cloud services would provide benefits to our end users. In this post, I will talk about some of the specific benefits provided by a cloud security service we provide, Maxpro Cloud.
Maxpro Cloud is a hosted cloud-based platform that provides access control and video services. Instead of using a traditional Windows-based software platform for managing your card access control system or your camera system, you can use Maxpro Cloud to manage your system.
You may have already guessed one of the key benefits of using a service like Maxpro Cloud—no software required. When you are using a cloud-based service, there is no software to purchase (saves money!), no software to install and keep updated (saves money!), and no server to purchase and maintain for hosting the software (saves money!).
A second benefit of using a service like Maxpro Cloud is that feature updates can be pushed down to end users more quickly and easily. In the past, if you were using a Windows-based software package to manage your card access control system, you would need to pay for new software when it was released to get the latest features. With Maxpro Cloud, new features can be added without purchasing new software.
A third benefit of using a cloud-based service is that mobile applications can be added more easily. As an example, a mobile app for managing access control functionality and camera functionality is included with Maxpro Cloud. Since the mobile app is communicating back to the cloud-based platform, no local network changes are needed to make it work. Easy!
These are just some of the compelling reasons to try a cloud-based solution like Maxpro Cloud to manage the physical security of your facility. As always, if you have any questions, please email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com.
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"content_plain": "The Benefits of Maxpro Cloud In a recent blog post, I outlined the reasons why using cloud services would provide benefits to our end users. In this post, I will talk about some of the specific benefits provided by a cloud security service we provide, Maxpro Cloud. Maxpro Cloud is a hosted cloud-based platform that provides access control and video services. Instead of using a traditional Windows-based software platform for managing your card access control system or your camera system, you can use Maxpro Cloud to manage your system. You may have already guessed one of the key benefits of using a service like Maxpro Cloud—no software required. When you are using a cloud-based service, there is no software to purchase (saves money!), no software to install and keep updated (saves money!), and no server to purchase and maintain for hosting the software (saves money!). A second benefit of using a service like Maxpro Cloud is that feature updates can be pushed down to end users more quickly and easily. In the past, if you were using a Windows-based software package to manage your card access control system, you would need to pay for new software when it was released to get the latest features. With Maxpro Cloud, new features can be added without purchasing new software. A third benefit of using a cloud-based service is that mobile applications can be added more easily. As an example, a mobile app for managing access control functionality and camera functionality is included with Maxpro Cloud. Since the mobile app is communicating back to the cloud-based platform, no local network changes are needed to make it work. Easy! These are just some of the compelling reasons to try a cloud-based solution like Maxpro Cloud to manage the physical security of your facility. As always, if you have any questions, please email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. Thank you, Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"title": "Why We Like the Cloud for Security",
"h1": "Why We Like the Cloud for Security",
"summary": "Cloud-Based Services Offer Proven Results Everywhere we look, we hear about companies offering cloud-based technology services. Quite simply, a cloud-based service (public cloud-based service) is one that doesn’t require a company to have software running on a server on the company’s premise. The cloud has come to the security industry too. In fact, we have […]",
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Cloud-Based Services Offer Proven Results
Everywhere we look, we hear about companies offering cloud-based technology services. Quite simply, a cloud-based service (public cloud-based service) is one that doesn’t require a company to have software running on a server on the company’s premise.
The cloud has come to the security industry too. In fact, we have been offering cloud-based services for years and the service offerings continue to grow. There are several reasons we like cloud-based services:
Cloud-based services are built on a proven model. According to the Rightscale 2017 State of the Cloud report, 41% of companies surveyed are using public cloud services to handle their workloads. The technology has been tested and proven and the model allows our customers to save money.
Lower up-front investment required. Because there is no need to set up a server and purchase and install software, our customers are saving money when using cloud-based services.
Platform allows for faster product evolution. In the past, our customers had to purchase the latest version of software in order to get the latest features. With cloud-based security services, updates can be pushed out to all end users at once so changes can be made more quickly. This ensures that our customers get the latest functionality faster.
What are some of the cloud services that are available? Total Connect from Honeywell is one that has been available for several years and allows control of your security system from a website or smartphone app.
Another service developed by Honeywell that we now offer is called Maxpro Cloud. It allows for viewing your surveillance cameras remotely and for controlling your card access doors from a website or mobile app. You can now bring mobile access to your video surveillance and card access control systems!
We will detail more features and benefits of these cloud-based services in future posts. As always, let us know if you have any questions. You can email us at info@verifiedsecurity.com.
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"content_plain": "Cloud-Based Services Offer Proven Results Everywhere we look, we hear about companies offering cloud-based technology services. Quite simply, a cloud-based service (public cloud-based service) is one that doesn’t require a company to have software running on a server on the company’s premise. The cloud has come to the security industry too. In fact, we have been offering cloud-based services for years and the service offerings continue to grow. There are several reasons we like cloud-based services: Cloud-based services are built on a proven model. According to the Rightscale 2017 State of the Cloud report, 41% of companies surveyed are using public cloud services to handle their workloads. The technology has been tested and proven and the model allows our customers to save money. Lower up-front investment required. Because there is no need to set up a server and purchase and install software, our customers are saving money when using cloud-based services. Platform allows for faster product evolution. In the past, our customers had to purchase the latest version of software in order to get the latest features. With cloud-based security services, updates can be pushed out to all end users at once so changes can be made more quickly. This ensures that our customers get the latest functionality faster. What are some of the cloud services that are available? Total Connect from Honeywell is one that has been available for several years and allows control of your security system from a website or smartphone app. Another service developed by Honeywell that we now offer is called Maxpro Cloud. It allows for viewing your surveillance cameras remotely and for controlling your card access doors from a website or mobile app. You can now bring mobile access to your video surveillance and card access control systems! We will detail more features and benefits of these cloud-based services in future posts. As always, let us know if you have any questions. You can email us at info@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/smoke-and-mirrors/",
"title": "Smoke and Mirrors",
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"summary": "The Importance of Quality Security Systems Check out this article to see what a recent bank robbery suspect did to fool the police: That is pretty bold. But, when thinking deeper about it, it is pretty bold to rob a bank. I think this demonstrates what the bad guys are willing to do for money. […]",
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The Importance of Quality Security Systems
Check out this article to see what a recent bank robbery suspect did to fool the police:
That is pretty bold. But, when thinking deeper about it, it is pretty bold to rob a bank. I think this demonstrates what the bad guys are willing to do for money. Don’t underestimate the crooks.
Otherwise, we wouldn’t need security systems in Atlanta…
-Scott Hightower, Verified Security
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/copper-thieves-strike-again-in-atlanta-area/",
"title": "Copper Thieves Strike Again in Atlanta Area",
"h1": "Copper Thieves Strike Again in Atlanta Area",
"summary": "Verified Video Security Provides Notification of Crimes in Progress The copper thieves are at it again–striking this time at a church in Jonesboro (near Atlanta). It always amazes me how often churches are the victims of crime but they seem to be easy targets. In this case, copper wiring and copper pipes were ripped from […]",
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Verified Video Security Provides Notification of Crimes in Progress
The copper thieves are at it again–striking this time at a church in Jonesboro (near Atlanta). It always amazes me how often churches are the victims of crime but they seem to be easy targets. In this case, copper wiring and copper pipes were ripped from the walls of this church. Here is the link to the full article about the theft:
A theft like this is not only expensive but it is very disruptive because the removal of copper wiring and pipes leaves the building unusable until the repair work can be completed.
There is a better way. Verified video security can provide notification of crimes in progress. A security system with video verification sends video clips of the crime in progress to a monitoring center where an operator can provide more details about the crime to the police department. With a crime in progress, the police will likely respond much more quickly before further damage can be done.
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"content_plain": "Verified Video Security Provides Notification of Crimes in Progress The copper thieves are at it again–striking this time at a church in Jonesboro (near Atlanta). It always amazes me how often churches are the victims of crime but they seem to be easy targets. In this case, copper wiring and copper pipes were ripped from the walls of this church. Here is the link to the full article about the theft: http://www.ajc.com/news/news/local/police-se-atlanta-church-damaged-by-copper-thieves/nXpbk/ A theft like this is not only expensive but it is very disruptive because the removal of copper wiring and pipes leaves the building unusable until the repair work can be completed. There is a better way. Verified video security can provide notification of crimes in progress. A security system with video verification sends video clips of the crime in progress to a monitoring center where an operator can provide more details about the crime to the police department. With a crime in progress, the police will likely respond much more quickly before further damage can be done. Send any questions to me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:37:07-04:00"
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{
"id": 686,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/thieves-make-off-with-five-tons-of-nutella/",
"title": "Thieves Make Off with Five Tons of Nutella",
"h1": "Thieves Make Off with Five Tons of Nutella",
"summary": "Another Round of Robbery in Bad Hersfeld, Germany It seems that someone has nabbed five and a half tons of Nutella, the wonderful chocolate hazelnut spread that everyone should try in one’s lifetime. The heist occurred in the German town of Bad Hersfeld after a trailer of the spread was left parked in the center […]",
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Another Round of Robbery in Bad Hersfeld, Germany
It seems that someone has nabbed five and a half tons of Nutella, the wonderful chocolate hazelnut spread that everyone should try in one’s lifetime. The heist occurred in the German town of Bad Hersfeld after a trailer of the spread was left parked in the center of town. The value of the Nutella was reported to be approximately $20,000 U.S. dollars.
The strange part of the story is that a truck full of Red Bull was stolen a few weeks ago from the same area and a truck full of coffee worth approximately $50,000 U.S. dollars was also stolen at a different time within the last month from the same area.
To me, this area in Bad Hersfeld is screaming for video surveillance cameras for remote monitoring. With cameras in place and live remote viewing and/or advanced notifications based on motion detection, there should be a way to nab these thieves.
This is the link to the full article about the thefts:
",
"content_plain": "Another Round of Robbery in Bad Hersfeld, Germany It seems that someone has nabbed five and a half tons of Nutella, the wonderful chocolate hazelnut spread that everyone should try in one’s lifetime. The heist occurred in the German town of Bad Hersfeld after a trailer of the spread was left parked in the center of town. The value of the Nutella was reported to be approximately $20,000 U.S. dollars. The strange part of the story is that a truck full of Red Bull was stolen a few weeks ago from the same area and a truck full of coffee worth approximately $50,000 U.S. dollars was also stolen at a different time within the last month from the same area. To me, this area in Bad Hersfeld is screaming for video surveillance cameras for remote monitoring. With cameras in place and live remote viewing and/or advanced notifications based on motion detection, there should be a way to nab these thieves. This is the link to the full article about the thefts: http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/sunnews/world/archives/2013/04/20130408-091109.html -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T19:05:40-04:00"
},
{
"id": 679,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/access-control-with-video-integration/",
"title": "Access Control with Video Integration",
"h1": "Access Control with Video Integration",
"summary": "How Video Integration Augments An Access Control System One of the features of some access control systems that many users are not aware of is the ability to integrate a video surveillance system with the access control system. Access control systems are used to verify that a card or fob presented at a card reader […]",
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How Video Integration Augments An Access Control System
One of the features of some access control systems that many users are not aware of is the ability to integrate a video surveillance system with the access control system.
Access control systems are used to verify that a card or fob presented at a card reader is a valid card and is authorized for use to access that particular door at a particular time. However, the access control system is unable to determine if the person using the card is the person authorized to enter or if the card has been borrowed or stolen.
This is where video integration can augment the functionality of an access control system. With a video system integrated into an access control system, specific cameras located at card access doors can be linked to those specific card readers so that there is video evidence logged with each presentation of a card. So, as an example, if there is an invalid card read, video can be searched directly from the access control software to see who attempted to present an invalid card.
By linking an access control system and a video surveillance system, the process of searching video for specific access control events becomes much quicker and easier which saves you time and money.
",
"content_plain": "How Video Integration Augments An Access Control System One of the features of some access control systems that many users are not aware of is the ability to integrate a video surveillance system with the access control system. Access control systems are used to verify that a card or fob presented at a card reader is a valid card and is authorized for use to access that particular door at a particular time. However, the access control system is unable to determine if the person using the card is the person authorized to enter or if the card has been borrowed or stolen. This is where video integration can augment the functionality of an access control system. With a video system integrated into an access control system, specific cameras located at card access doors can be linked to those specific card readers so that there is video evidence logged with each presentation of a card. So, as an example, if there is an invalid card read, video can be searched directly from the access control software to see who attempted to present an invalid card. By linking an access control system and a video surveillance system, the process of searching video for specific access control events becomes much quicker and easier which saves you time and money. As always, email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com with any questions. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:44:08-04:00"
},
{
"id": 672,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/smartphone-apps-for-your-security-system/",
"title": "Smartphone Apps for Your Security System",
"h1": "Smartphone Apps for Your Security System",
"summary": "New Apps Give More Control Lately, it seems that there has been an incredible proliferation of smartphones and tablet computers. Everywhere I go, I see more and more people using them. With my new Android phone in hand and my iPad by my side, I have found that the power contained in these mobile devices is pretty […]",
"content": "
New Apps Give More Control
Lately, it seems that there has been an incredible proliferation of smartphones and tablet computers. Everywhere I go, I see more and more people using them. With my new Android phone in hand and my iPad by my side, I have found that the power contained in these mobile devices is pretty incredible and I am always amazed to see all of the new apps that make my life easier or more enjoyable.
As you might imagine, there are mobile security apps that can be used to monitor and manage the security of your home or business. Total Connect from Honeywell is the one we use to arm and disarm our security systems and to get emailed status alerts. Also, many new video camera surveillance systems come with apps to let you look at your live video while on the go.
As these mobile devices become more ubiquitous, I fully expect that we will have the ability to control more and more devices and features in our connected homes and businesses.
",
"content_plain": "New Apps Give More Control Lately, it seems that there has been an incredible proliferation of smartphones and tablet computers. Everywhere I go, I see more and more people using them. With my new Android phone in hand and my iPad by my side, I have found that the power contained in these mobile devices is pretty incredible and I am always amazed to see all of the new apps that make my life easier or more enjoyable. As you might imagine, there are mobile security apps that can be used to monitor and manage the security of your home or business. Total Connect from Honeywell is the one we use to arm and disarm our security systems and to get emailed status alerts. Also, many new video camera surveillance systems come with apps to let you look at your live video while on the go. As these mobile devices become more ubiquitous, I fully expect that we will have the ability to control more and more devices and features in our connected homes and businesses. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T19:04:06-04:00"
},
{
"id": 664,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/what-are-the-most-important-features-of-an-access-control-system/",
"title": "What Are the Most Important Features of an Access Control System?",
"h1": "What Are the Most Important Features of an Access Control System?",
"summary": "Here’s What You Should Consider If you are considering the installation of an access control system to protect your facility, you will find that there are many different types of systems available. You will find everything from manual keypads that control regular locks all the way up to card readers connected to database-driven systems run from […]",
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Here’s What You Should Consider
If you are considering the installation of an access control system to protect your facility, you will find that there are many different types of systems available. You will find everything from manual keypads that control regular locks all the way up to card readers connected to database-driven systems run from servers.
So, what features are most important when considering a new system? Here they are:
Reporting and Audit Trail – A true access control system will keep a log of card use and store it in a database for future reporting. So, when you need to determine who was the last person to use a card at a particular door, you would have the ability to run a report that would show you.
Flexibility – You will want to use a system with flexible software. With a flexible system, you can make changes to cardholder records and add and delete information fields as needed.
Ease of Use – We have seen some access control systems that are very difficult to use. We recommend Honeywell access systems as we find them to be very easy to use yet powerful enough to handle just about every access control scenario.
Scheduled Backups – With whatever access software package you choose, you will want the ability to schedule backups of the access database. We have seen many customers who failed to backup up their databases and then have to call us to rebuild them from scratch when their servers crash.
Integration – Some access control systems can be integrated with intrusion alarm systems and with video systems so that everything can be managed from one user interface (one software package). This makes it easy to manage all three and reduces complexity.
If you are contemplating the purchase of an access control system, spend some time test driving the management software before you buy. There is a lot of variety in what is available and you should make sure you are comfortable with the features before you finalize your purchase.
",
"content_plain": "Here’s What You Should Consider If you are considering the installation of an access control system to protect your facility, you will find that there are many different types of systems available. You will find everything from manual keypads that control regular locks all the way up to card readers connected to database-driven systems run from servers. So, what features are most important when considering a new system? Here they are: Reporting and Audit Trail – A true access control system will keep a log of card use and store it in a database for future reporting. So, when you need to determine who was the last person to use a card at a particular door, you would have the ability to run a report that would show you. Flexibility – You will want to use a system with flexible software. With a flexible system, you can make changes to cardholder records and add and delete information fields as needed. Ease of Use – We have seen some access control systems that are very difficult to use. We recommend Honeywell access systems as we find them to be very easy to use yet powerful enough to handle just about every access control scenario. Scheduled Backups – With whatever access software package you choose, you will want the ability to schedule backups of the access database. We have seen many customers who failed to backup up their databases and then have to call us to rebuild them from scratch when their servers crash. Integration – Some access control systems can be integrated with intrusion alarm systems and with video systems so that everything can be managed from one user interface (one software package). This makes it easy to manage all three and reduces complexity. If you are contemplating the purchase of an access control system, spend some time test driving the management software before you buy. There is a lot of variety in what is available and you should make sure you are comfortable with the features before you finalize your purchase. As always, email me at scotth@remote-protection with any questions. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:46:18-04:00"
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"id": 658,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/notify-me/",
"title": "Notify Me!",
"h1": "Notify Me!",
"summary": "Total Connect Allows Remote Security Monitoring We are quickly entering a world of smart devices that can stay in touch with us remotely. This gives us the ability to monitor and manage our environment on a real-time basis. Since many of us are now carrying small computers with us in the form of smartphones, the […]",
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Total Connect Allows Remote Security Monitoring
We are quickly entering a world of smart devices that can stay in touch with us remotely. This gives us the ability to monitor and manage our environment on a real-time basis. Since many of us are now carrying small computers with us in the form of smartphones, the increased technological horsepower and always-on connectivity has created an environment where we can always be aware of what is happening in our homes and businesses.
One great example of a service that embodies this new ability to monitor our environment remotely is Total Connect. Total Connect is a service that was developed by Honeywell and installed by security companies that allows anyone to monitor and manage their security and other environmental systems from anywhere at any time. With a web browser or app on a tablet or smartphone, you can monitor and manage a variety of sensors and controls.
One of the great features I like about this service is that we can install a sensor on just about anything and then tie it to Total Connect so that you are notified with an email or text message if the status of that sensor changes. So, do you want to know when a door is opened? We can notify you. Do you want to know when it is closed? We can notify you. Do you want to know when the temperature is below freezing inside your home or business? We can notify you.
The possiblities are only limited by your imagination.
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"content_plain": "Total Connect Allows Remote Security Monitoring We are quickly entering a world of smart devices that can stay in touch with us remotely. This gives us the ability to monitor and manage our environment on a real-time basis. Since many of us are now carrying small computers with us in the form of smartphones, the increased technological horsepower and always-on connectivity has created an environment where we can always be aware of what is happening in our homes and businesses. One great example of a service that embodies this new ability to monitor our environment remotely is Total Connect. Total Connect is a service that was developed by Honeywell and installed by security companies that allows anyone to monitor and manage their security and other environmental systems from anywhere at any time. With a web browser or app on a tablet or smartphone, you can monitor and manage a variety of sensors and controls. One of the great features I like about this service is that we can install a sensor on just about anything and then tie it to Total Connect so that you are notified with an email or text message if the status of that sensor changes. So, do you want to know when a door is opened? We can notify you. Do you want to know when it is closed? We can notify you. Do you want to know when the temperature is below freezing inside your home or business? We can notify you. The possiblities are only limited by your imagination. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T19:02:10-04:00"
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"id": 647,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/video-in-the-cloud/",
"title": "Video in the Cloud",
"h1": "Video in the Cloud",
"summary": "The Future of Cloud Security Cloud has become quite the buzzword when it comes to applications. Let’s do this in the cloud; let’s do that in the cloud. There have been some real success stories when it comes to hosted applications which are those applications that reside in the cloud. Salesforce.com is one that immediately […]",
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The Future of Cloud Security
Cloud has become quite the buzzword when it comes to applications. Let’s do this in the cloud; let’s do that in the cloud. There have been some real success stories when it comes to hosted applications which are those applications that reside in the cloud. Salesforce.com is one that immediately comes to mind. But, not all applications have been well-suited to a hosted model. With the ongoing march of technological progress, that is now changing.
One of the technologies that has improved over time is broadband Internet access. As the broadband providers have increased the throughput of their networks, more bandwidth has become available to facilitate the delivery of hosted applications. While the bandwidth has been readily available for basic application access from hosted providers, more bandwidth-intensive applications have not always been supported by the available bandwidth. I believe that video surveillance applications fall into the latter category.
But, all of that is changing for several reasons. First, we are seeing the availability of more bandwidth as broadband networks evolve. Internet Service Providers are pushing fiber optic transportation technology deeper into their networks which helps to provide more bandwidth. Second, video is becoming more compact. More efficient H.264 compression is now widely adopted and there is work underway on the next generation video compression technology which has been dubbed H.265. Third, technology and application developers have created hybrid solutions to allow for some local storage of surveillance video while also delivering some clips and clip control functionality through hosted applications in the cloud.
One example of this is MAXPRO Cloud from Honeywell. With this solution, a local device sits at the local video surveillance site and stores some small amount of video while also acting as the gateway for the cloud storage solution. The local gateway device along with the cloud storage take the place of a traditional Digital Video Recorder.
In this recent article from Security InfoWatch, an example is provided of a Jersey Mike’s franchisee who is using a hosted video surveillance solution. The article provides a good overview of how it works and the benefits of using a cloud-based solution.
While larger, enterprise-class video surveillance system installations will not be good candidates for hosted video applications, smaller video installations will migrate more and more towards hosted platforms for their ease of use and anywhere, any-time access.
",
"content_plain": "The Future of Cloud Security Cloud has become quite the buzzword when it comes to applications. Let’s do this in the cloud; let’s do that in the cloud. There have been some real success stories when it comes to hosted applications which are those applications that reside in the cloud. Salesforce.com is one that immediately comes to mind. But, not all applications have been well-suited to a hosted model. With the ongoing march of technological progress, that is now changing. One of the technologies that has improved over time is broadband Internet access. As the broadband providers have increased the throughput of their networks, more bandwidth has become available to facilitate the delivery of hosted applications. While the bandwidth has been readily available for basic application access from hosted providers, more bandwidth-intensive applications have not always been supported by the available bandwidth. I believe that video surveillance applications fall into the latter category. But, all of that is changing for several reasons. First, we are seeing the availability of more bandwidth as broadband networks evolve. Internet Service Providers are pushing fiber optic transportation technology deeper into their networks which helps to provide more bandwidth. Second, video is becoming more compact. More efficient H.264 compression is now widely adopted and there is work underway on the next generation video compression technology which has been dubbed H.265. Third, technology and application developers have created hybrid solutions to allow for some local storage of surveillance video while also delivering some clips and clip control functionality through hosted applications in the cloud. One example of this is MAXPRO Cloud from Honeywell. With this solution, a local device sits at the local video surveillance site and stores some small amount of video while also acting as the gateway for the cloud storage solution. The local gateway device along with the cloud storage take the place of a traditional Digital Video Recorder. In this recent article from Security InfoWatch, an example is provided of a Jersey Mike’s franchisee who is using a hosted video surveillance solution. The article provides a good overview of how it works and the benefits of using a cloud-based solution. While larger, enterprise-class video surveillance system installations will not be good candidates for hosted video applications, smaller video installations will migrate more and more towards hosted platforms for their ease of use and anywhere, any-time access. If you have any questions, please email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:54:38-04:00"
},
{
"id": 640,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/are-your-doors-propped-open/",
"title": "Are Your Doors Propped Open?",
"h1": "Are Your Doors Propped Open?",
"summary": "How to Keep Your Doors Secure When it comes to deploying a card access control system, one of the main functions is to secure specific entrances and to only allow certain authorized users to enter. One of the quickest ways to defeat the security provided by an access control system is for someone to prop […]",
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How to Keep Your Doors Secure
When it comes to deploying a card access control system, one of the main functions is to secure specific entrances and to only allow certain authorized users to enter. One of the quickest ways to defeat the security provided by an access control system is for someone to prop a door open.
So, what is the best way to keep your doors secured?
The access control systems we deploy have built-in door prop alarm functionality. The Honeywell access control systems we recommend will automatically sound an alarm after a set period of time when a door is propped open. When we deploy door prop alarms as part of an access control system, we install a sounder above each access door and then program the system to sound the alarm if a door is held open for too long.
This is a simple addition to a system and it can really make a difference to the security of your facility.
",
"content_plain": "How to Keep Your Doors Secure When it comes to deploying a card access control system, one of the main functions is to secure specific entrances and to only allow certain authorized users to enter. One of the quickest ways to defeat the security provided by an access control system is for someone to prop a door open. So, what is the best way to keep your doors secured? The access control systems we deploy have built-in door prop alarm functionality. The Honeywell access control systems we recommend will automatically sound an alarm after a set period of time when a door is propped open. When we deploy door prop alarms as part of an access control system, we install a sounder above each access door and then program the system to sound the alarm if a door is held open for too long. This is a simple addition to a system and it can really make a difference to the security of your facility. Email me with your questions at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:48:48-04:00"
},
{
"id": 634,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/new-honeywell-case-study-about-managed-access-control/",
"title": "New Honeywell Case Study About Managed Access Control",
"h1": "New Honeywell Case Study About Managed Access Control",
"summary": "Honeywell Writes Case Study About Our Project with Internap One of the projects we really enjoyed working on in 2012 was the deployment of a managed access control system for Internap, a global information technology solutions company based in Atlanta. With managed access control, we administer the system for our customers. So, in this case, […]",
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Honeywell Writes Case Study About Our Project with Internap
One of the projects we really enjoyed working on in 2012 was the deployment of a managed access control system for Internap, a global information technology solutions company based in Atlanta. With managed access control, we administer the system for our customers. So, in this case, we manage the system for Internap which makes it easy for them.
With us managing the access control system, we add, change, and delete cardholder and access card records. We also make any changes to time zones, door schedules and other parameters. We run the reports and we make sure the database is regularly backed up. So, our managed access service really does make it easy for our customers to have an access control system.
Recently, Honeywell wrote a case study about our project with Internap. The case study can be accessed by clicking on this link. In addition to the case study, we were also recently featured on Honeywell’s security blog.
",
"content_plain": "Honeywell Writes Case Study About Our Project with Internap One of the projects we really enjoyed working on in 2012 was the deployment of a managed access control system for Internap, a global information technology solutions company based in Atlanta. With managed access control, we administer the system for our customers. So, in this case, we manage the system for Internap which makes it easy for them. With us managing the access control system, we add, change, and delete cardholder and access card records. We also make any changes to time zones, door schedules and other parameters. We run the reports and we make sure the database is regularly backed up. So, our managed access service really does make it easy for our customers to have an access control system. Recently, Honeywell wrote a case study about our project with Internap. The case study can be accessed by clicking on this link. In addition to the case study, we were also recently featured on Honeywell’s security blog. As always, email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com with any questions. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:39:52-04:00"
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{
"id": 623,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/pictures-of-suspect-in-rash-of-car-burglaries/",
"title": "Pictures of Suspect in Rash of Car Burglaries",
"h1": "Pictures of Suspect in Rash of Car Burglaries",
"summary": "High-Quality Video Surveillance Systems Become More Affordable and Effective The bad guys are at it again. This time, there has been a rash of car burglaries in Gwinnett County. The police are saying that they have linked 21 burglaries to one person and they are now trying to find him. This is the link to […]",
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High-Quality Video Surveillance Systems Become More Affordable and Effective
The bad guys are at it again. This time, there has been a rash of car burglaries in Gwinnett County. The police are saying that they have linked 21 burglaries to one person and they are now trying to find him. This is the link to the article with more details:
One thing to note is that this appears to be a picture taken at a Target store (can’t be certain but it looks like Target). Over the last few years, Target has upgraded their video surveillance capabilities and their investment is paying off as the pictures from those video surveillance systems are providing valuable evidence that can be used by police.
With the arrival of less expensive megapixel video options, high-quality video surveillance systems are becoming much more affordable. And, they are much more effective.
",
"content_plain": "High-Quality Video Surveillance Systems Become More Affordable and Effective The bad guys are at it again. This time, there has been a rash of car burglaries in Gwinnett County. The police are saying that they have linked 21 burglaries to one person and they are now trying to find him. This is the link to the article with more details: The Gwinnett County Post posted a picture of the suspect that was provided by the police. One thing to note is that this appears to be a picture taken at a Target store (can’t be certain but it looks like Target). Over the last few years, Target has upgraded their video surveillance capabilities and their investment is paying off as the pictures from those video surveillance systems are providing valuable evidence that can be used by police. With the arrival of less expensive megapixel video options, high-quality video surveillance systems are becoming much more affordable. And, they are much more effective. Email me with any questions at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:27:30-04:00"
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"id": 616,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/the-future-of-crime/",
"title": "The Future of Crime",
"h1": "The Future of Crime",
"summary": "The Impact the Internet and Our Move Toward Openness Will Have on Crime Today is the first Monday of the new year. As I think about what this year will bring, I try to find opportunities to challenge my current thinking and assumptions. I came across a TED video that I thought was interesting as […]",
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The Impact the Internet and Our Move Toward Openness Will Have on Crime
Today is the first Monday of the new year. As I think about what this year will bring, I try to find opportunities to challenge my current thinking and assumptions. I came across a TED video that I thought was interesting as it provides a different perspective on the future of crime.
If you are not familiar with TED, it is an organization that began with a conference in 1984. TED stands for Technology, Engineering, and Design but is better known by the current moniker of TED. As they state on their web page about the organization, TED is devoted to “Ideas Worth Spreading.” They have put many videos from their conferences up on their website and they are always interesting and inspirational.
The TED video I saw most recently featured Marc Goodman who heads an organization called Future Crimes. In his video, he talks about the impact the Internet and our continued move towards openness will have on crime in the future. It is interesting, thought-provoking, and worth a watch.
",
"content_plain": "The Impact the Internet and Our Move Toward Openness Will Have on Crime Today is the first Monday of the new year. As I think about what this year will bring, I try to find opportunities to challenge my current thinking and assumptions. I came across a TED video that I thought was interesting as it provides a different perspective on the future of crime. If you are not familiar with TED, it is an organization that began with a conference in 1984. TED stands for Technology, Engineering, and Design but is better known by the current moniker of TED. As they state on their web page about the organization, TED is devoted to “Ideas Worth Spreading.” They have put many videos from their conferences up on their website and they are always interesting and inspirational. The TED video I saw most recently featured Marc Goodman who heads an organization called Future Crimes. In his video, he talks about the impact the Internet and our continued move towards openness will have on crime in the future. It is interesting, thought-provoking, and worth a watch. As always, email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com if you have any questions. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:24:36-04:00"
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{
"id": 604,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/control-your-thermostat-from-anywhere/",
"title": "Control Your Thermostat from Anywhere",
"h1": "Control Your Thermostat from Anywhere",
"summary": "Total Connect Offers Better Temperature Control The last few mornings have been a bit chilly here in metro Atlanta. This got me thinking about the great flexibility we have with the security and automation products that are now available to us. Did you know that there are thermostats that can be managed remotely over the […]",
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Total Connect Offers Better Temperature Control
The last few mornings have been a bit chilly here in metro Atlanta. This got me thinking about the great flexibility we have with the security and automation products that are now available to us.
Did you know that there are thermostats that can be managed remotely over the Internet with services like Total Connect? So, with an Internet connection, you can now adjust your thermostat from anywhere at any time. Wouldn’t it be nice to bump up the heat if you are planning to arrive at home a little earlier than you had originally planned?
With the technology available today, we are only limited by imagination when it comes to automating and managing the security and comfort of your home or business.
",
"content_plain": "Total Connect Offers Better Temperature Control The last few mornings have been a bit chilly here in metro Atlanta. This got me thinking about the great flexibility we have with the security and automation products that are now available to us. Did you know that there are thermostats that can be managed remotely over the Internet with services like Total Connect? So, with an Internet connection, you can now adjust your thermostat from anywhere at any time. Wouldn’t it be nice to bump up the heat if you are planning to arrive at home a little earlier than you had originally planned? With the technology available today, we are only limited by imagination when it comes to automating and managing the security and comfort of your home or business. If you have any questions, email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:23:14-04:00"
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"id": 599,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/take-care-of-your-security-systems/",
"title": "Take Care of Your Security Systems",
"h1": "Take Care of Your Security Systems",
"summary": "How to Ensure Your Security Systems Remain in Working Order Welcome to 2013! Since we have entered a new year, it is a good time to evaluate your plans for maintaining your security systems. As with any electronic systems, security systems need care and attention to stay in good working order. Here are some questions […]",
"content": "
How to Ensure Your Security Systems Remain in Working Order
Welcome to 2013! Since we have entered a new year, it is a good time to evaluate your plans for maintaining your security systems. As with any electronic systems, security systems need care and attention to stay in good working order. Here are some questions you should answer as you think about your systems:
When was the last time you checked and replaced the back-up batteries in your burglar alarm system, fire alarm system, or access control system? Batteries should be tested at least once a year to ensure that they are in good working condition.
Have you checked your Digital Video Recorder or Network Video Recorder recently to ensure that video is recording properly and that all of your cameras are working properly? This type of testing should be done weekly.
Have you updated the holiday schedule in your access control system for the new year?
Have you backed up your access control system database recently? Depending on the number of changes you make, this should be done weekly or monthly.
Checking and testing your systems regularly will extend the lives of those systems. Now that we are in a new year, it is time to set up a program to take care of your security systems.
",
"content_plain": "How to Ensure Your Security Systems Remain in Working Order Welcome to 2013! Since we have entered a new year, it is a good time to evaluate your plans for maintaining your security systems. As with any electronic systems, security systems need care and attention to stay in good working order. Here are some questions you should answer as you think about your systems: When was the last time you checked and replaced the back-up batteries in your burglar alarm system, fire alarm system, or access control system? Batteries should be tested at least once a year to ensure that they are in good working condition. Have you checked your Digital Video Recorder or Network Video Recorder recently to ensure that video is recording properly and that all of your cameras are working properly? This type of testing should be done weekly. Have you updated the holiday schedule in your access control system for the new year? Have you backed up your access control system database recently? Depending on the number of changes you make, this should be done weekly or monthly. Checking and testing your systems regularly will extend the lives of those systems. Now that we are in a new year, it is time to set up a program to take care of your security systems. If you have any questions, email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:20:05-04:00"
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"id": 589,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/monitoring-for-more-than-security/",
"title": "Monitoring For More Than Security",
"h1": "Monitoring For More Than Security",
"summary": "Variety of Sensors Provide Total Peace of Mind When most people think of security system monitoring, they think of monitoring of door and window sensors and motion detectors for intrusion detection. But, monitoring can be used for so much more. There are a variety of sensors available to monitor different types of environmental conditions. There […]",
"content": "
Variety of Sensors Provide Total Peace of Mind
When most people think of security system monitoring, they think of monitoring of door and window sensors and motion detectors for intrusion detection. But, monitoring can be used for so much more.
There are a variety of sensors available to monitor different types of environmental conditions. There are water sensors, temperature sensors, humidity sensors, heat detectors, and more. All of these sensors can be connected to an existing security system to monitor for changes in environmental conditions. Or, they can be used as part of a stand-alone system to monitor only for changes in a home or business environment.
Temperature Sensor
Do you worry about pipes bursting while you are traveling for the holidays? How about that hot water heater? How old is it? I have had a water pipe rupture in my house and fortunately, I was home at the time. This can easily happen in a home or business can can cause plenty of damage if not fixed quickly.
By adding environmental sensors to your security system and then using Total Connect to generate email alerts, you can be notified if the temperature rises, if a water sensor detects water, or if the humidity increases above a preset level.
So, with a combination of monitoring sensors and various types of notification available, you never have to face unhappy surprises again.
",
"content_plain": "Variety of Sensors Provide Total Peace of Mind When most people think of security system monitoring, they think of monitoring of door and window sensors and motion detectors for intrusion detection. But, monitoring can be used for so much more. There are a variety of sensors available to monitor different types of environmental conditions. There are water sensors, temperature sensors, humidity sensors, heat detectors, and more. All of these sensors can be connected to an existing security system to monitor for changes in environmental conditions. Or, they can be used as part of a stand-alone system to monitor only for changes in a home or business environment. Temperature Sensor Do you worry about pipes bursting while you are traveling for the holidays? How about that hot water heater? How old is it? I have had a water pipe rupture in my house and fortunately, I was home at the time. This can easily happen in a home or business can can cause plenty of damage if not fixed quickly. By adding environmental sensors to your security system and then using Total Connect to generate email alerts, you can be notified if the temperature rises, if a water sensor detects water, or if the humidity increases above a preset level. So, with a combination of monitoring sensors and various types of notification available, you never have to face unhappy surprises again. If you have any questions, email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:18:00-04:00"
},
{
"id": 583,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/9-billion-dollars-lost-to-return-fraud-every-year/",
"title": "9 Billion Dollars Lost to Return Fraud Every Year",
"h1": "9 Billion Dollars Lost to Return Fraud Every Year",
"summary": "How Video Security Systems Capture Return Fraud Crimes Wow, the National Retail Federation reported that 9 billion dollars are lost to return fraud every year by retailers. What is return fraud? According to a recent article in the online version of USA Today, return fraud is defined as “a crime where people exchange stolen goods […]",
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How Video Security Systems Capture Return Fraud Crimes
Wow, the National Retail Federation reported that 9 billion dollars are lost to return fraud every year by retailers. What is return fraud? According to a recent article in the online version of USA Today, return fraud is defined as “a crime where people exchange stolen goods for cash, use counterfeit receipts or bring back items that have already been worn or used.”
That is a lot of money to lose and it explains why retailers are concerned about their return policies.
Some of the fraud is perpetrated by customers and some by employees. Documenting these crimes for prosecution is the role of a good video security system. Cameras at point-of-sale registers can capture return fraud crimes in action and the video can be used in the prosecution of the perpetrators.
The key to using the video surveillance system to capture the evidence is to use the correct cameras with the right lenses and to have them focused on the view needed to maximize the capture of the evidence. As an example, a camera looking out over the store from behind the register clerk will not capture the evidence needed in a return fraud case involving the use of counterfeit store receipts.
Criminals are early adopters of technology so this type of fraud will continue. The correct application of security technology can help catch these criminals in action.
",
"content_plain": "How Video Security Systems Capture Return Fraud Crimes Wow, the National Retail Federation reported that 9 billion dollars are lost to return fraud every year by retailers. What is return fraud? According to a recent article in the online version of USA Today, return fraud is defined as “a crime where people exchange stolen goods for cash, use counterfeit receipts or bring back items that have already been worn or used.” That is a lot of money to lose and it explains why retailers are concerned about their return policies. Some of the fraud is perpetrated by customers and some by employees. Documenting these crimes for prosecution is the role of a good video security system. Cameras at point-of-sale registers can capture return fraud crimes in action and the video can be used in the prosecution of the perpetrators. The key to using the video surveillance system to capture the evidence is to use the correct cameras with the right lenses and to have them focused on the view needed to maximize the capture of the evidence. As an example, a camera looking out over the store from behind the register clerk will not capture the evidence needed in a return fraud case involving the use of counterfeit store receipts. Criminals are early adopters of technology so this type of fraud will continue. The correct application of security technology can help catch these criminals in action. Email me at scotth@remote-protection if you have any questions or feedback. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:29:08-04:00"
},
{
"id": 580,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/more-than-a-card-reader/",
"title": "More Than a Card Reader",
"h1": "More Than a Card Reader",
"summary": "Video Verification of Access Control Events Provides More Security For many of you who use access control systems to manage the traffic coming and going to your facility, you may think of your system as a group of card readers. When cardholders arrive at the office, they present their cards to the readers and are granted […]",
"content": "
Video Verification of Access Control Events Provides More Security
For many of you who use access control systems to manage the traffic coming and going to your facility, you may think of your system as a group of card readers. When cardholders arrive at the office, they present their cards to the readers and are granted access to your building.
But, access control systems can be so much more than a set of card readers. For example, video can be integrated into your access control system to supplement the standard reporting of your system. Would it be useful to have cameras near your card readers so that you could review recorded video if someone attempted to make an unauthorized entrance? Or, would you ever want to take a peek at a video clip if your access control reports showed that some of your cardholders were accessing the building at unusual hours of the day?
With video integration, camera views can be linked to card readers so that video clips can be retrieved based on access control events. These events might involve valid cards used or they might involve attempts to use invalid cards. Video verification of access control events can give you the true picture of what is happening at your facility.
",
"content_plain": "Video Verification of Access Control Events Provides More Security For many of you who use access control systems to manage the traffic coming and going to your facility, you may think of your system as a group of card readers. When cardholders arrive at the office, they present their cards to the readers and are granted access to your building. But, access control systems can be so much more than a set of card readers. For example, video can be integrated into your access control system to supplement the standard reporting of your system. Would it be useful to have cameras near your card readers so that you could review recorded video if someone attempted to make an unauthorized entrance? Or, would you ever want to take a peek at a video clip if your access control reports showed that some of your cardholders were accessing the building at unusual hours of the day? With video integration, camera views can be linked to card readers so that video clips can be retrieved based on access control events. These events might involve valid cards used or they might involve attempts to use invalid cards. Video verification of access control events can give you the true picture of what is happening at your facility. If you have any questions, please email me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:22:45-04:00"
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{
"id": 573,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/unlock-doors-with-a-smartphone/",
"title": "Unlock Doors with a Smartphone?",
"h1": "Unlock Doors with a Smartphone?",
"summary": "NFC Technology Trialed with Access Control There is a new technology that is slowly making its way into the world of traditional door access control. The technology is called Near Field Communication or NFC. Some newer smartphones are built with NFC chips inside of them which will allow those phones to control devices just by holding […]",
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NFC Technology Trialed with Access Control
There is a new technology that is slowly making its way into the world of traditional door access control. The technology is called Near Field Communication or NFC. Some newer smartphones are built with NFC chips inside of them which will allow those phones to control devices just by holding the phone near a NFC reader.
You may have read about this technology as there have been some news articles about Google’s efforts to use NFC technology to enable mobile payments as part of their Google Wallet strategy.
In this article from October 20th, 2012, Google states that early adopters are beginning to use NFC payment technology but that widespread adoption is still three to five years away. As with any new technology, NFC use will continue to grow and will eventually be widely available.
So, what does this have to do with access control? There are companies in the security industry that are conducting trials of using smartphones with embedded NFC technology to act as credentials in order to open access-controlled doors. So, instead of having to carry around an access card or keyfob, you would just put your NFC-enabled smartphone up against a NFC reader to release the door. Much easier!
HID, a leading provider of access control readers and credentials, has been conducting a trial of using NFC-enabled smartphones as access control credentials with two companies in Silicon Valley, Netflix and Good Technology. A recent article about the technology trials at Good Technology stated that “more than 80% of respondents felt the smartphone was more convenient to use than their current access card, primarily because they never forget their phones like they do their badges. All Good Technology respondents said they liked the look of the door unlock application on their phones, and said it was intuitive and easy to use.”
There were a number of other statistics from the article that demonstrated the enthusiasm that the trial participants had for using this new technology to grant passage through access control doors. With positive results like these and the proliferation of smartphones with embedded NFC technology, it will only be a matter of time before we see widespread use of smartphones for access control credentials.
Soon, you too will be able to unlock a door with a smartphone!
If you have questions about how NFC technology works, let me know. You can reach me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com.
",
"content_plain": "NFC Technology Trialed with Access Control There is a new technology that is slowly making its way into the world of traditional door access control. The technology is called Near Field Communication or NFC. Some newer smartphones are built with NFC chips inside of them which will allow those phones to control devices just by holding the phone near a NFC reader. You may have read about this technology as there have been some news articles about Google’s efforts to use NFC technology to enable mobile payments as part of their Google Wallet strategy. In this article from October 20th, 2012, Google states that early adopters are beginning to use NFC payment technology but that widespread adoption is still three to five years away. As with any new technology, NFC use will continue to grow and will eventually be widely available. So, what does this have to do with access control? There are companies in the security industry that are conducting trials of using smartphones with embedded NFC technology to act as credentials in order to open access-controlled doors. So, instead of having to carry around an access card or keyfob, you would just put your NFC-enabled smartphone up against a NFC reader to release the door. Much easier! HID, a leading provider of access control readers and credentials, has been conducting a trial of using NFC-enabled smartphones as access control credentials with two companies in Silicon Valley, Netflix and Good Technology. A recent article about the technology trials at Good Technology stated that “more than 80% of respondents felt the smartphone was more convenient to use than their current access card, primarily because they never forget their phones like they do their badges. All Good Technology respondents said they liked the look of the door unlock application on their phones, and said it was intuitive and easy to use.” There were a number of other statistics from the article that demonstrated the enthusiasm that the trial participants had for using this new technology to grant passage through access control doors. With positive results like these and the proliferation of smartphones with embedded NFC technology, it will only be a matter of time before we see widespread use of smartphones for access control credentials. Soon, you too will be able to unlock a door with a smartphone! If you have questions about how NFC technology works, let me know. You can reach me at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:21:55-04:00"
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{
"id": 565,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/access-control-without-software/",
"title": "Access Control Without Software",
"h1": "Access Control Without Software",
"summary": "Options for Operating Your Access Control System As I discussed in this previous blog post, there are easier ways to manage your card access control system. In that previous post, I discussed an option for managing your access control system with just a web browser instead of having to use a Windows-based software package for the […]",
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Options for Operating Your Access Control System
As I discussed in this previous blog post, there are easier ways to manage your card access control system. In that previous post, I discussed an option for managing your access control system with just a web browser instead of having to use a Windows-based software package for the management of your system.
In this post, I want to share with you another option for operating your access control system. Managed or hosted access control platforms are now available which allow you to outsource the management of your access control system. With a managed or hosted access control system, the door control hardware still resides inside your facility but any changes are made by a third-party company like ours that hosts and manages the access control software for a monthly fee.
So, what are the advantages of going with a managed access control solution? The biggest advantage of this approach is that you no longer have to learn how to use access control software because someone else is doing it for you. If you don’t use access control software every day (which is a likely scenario), you can easily forget how to perform certain functions. For example, a holiday group is usually updated once a year. Will you remember how to make the changes to your holiday group when the time comes? Also, when you need a specific report from your access control system, do you know how to get it? If you have an access control expert managing your access control system for you, getting that report is as easy as making a phone call or sending an email.
The second advantage to going with a managed access solution is that you no longer have to manage the server that contains the access software. So, you don’t have to back up the server, you don’t have to install Windows updates to the server, and you don’t have to worry about viruses and other malware infecting the server when you no longer have to manage it. We have customers that have had their access control server crash without a current backup file and they had to spend a lot of money to rebuild the server and completely re-program it. With a managed access control solution, the third-party company that hosts your access database takes care of the server so you don’t have to worry about it.
The third advantage of a managed access control solution is that you automatically get new features when they are available. So, a managed access control system is essentially a cloud-based solution so that you don’t have to pay for new software to get the latest software upgrades. The third-party company that manages your access control platform would update the management software when a new version is available so that new features automatically become available.
So, as you can see, there are some great benefits to having someone else host and manage your access control system. It is a worry-free way to make sure you are maximizing the use of your system and getting the performance you need.
",
"content_plain": "Options for Operating Your Access Control System As I discussed in this previous blog post, there are easier ways to manage your card access control system. In that previous post, I discussed an option for managing your access control system with just a web browser instead of having to use a Windows-based software package for the management of your system. In this post, I want to share with you another option for operating your access control system. Managed or hosted access control platforms are now available which allow you to outsource the management of your access control system. With a managed or hosted access control system, the door control hardware still resides inside your facility but any changes are made by a third-party company like ours that hosts and manages the access control software for a monthly fee. So, what are the advantages of going with a managed access control solution? The biggest advantage of this approach is that you no longer have to learn how to use access control software because someone else is doing it for you. If you don’t use access control software every day (which is a likely scenario), you can easily forget how to perform certain functions. For example, a holiday group is usually updated once a year. Will you remember how to make the changes to your holiday group when the time comes? Also, when you need a specific report from your access control system, do you know how to get it? If you have an access control expert managing your access control system for you, getting that report is as easy as making a phone call or sending an email. The second advantage to going with a managed access solution is that you no longer have to manage the server that contains the access software. So, you don’t have to back up the server, you don’t have to install Windows updates to the server, and you don’t have to worry about viruses and other malware infecting the server when you no longer have to manage it. We have customers that have had their access control server crash without a current backup file and they had to spend a lot of money to rebuild the server and completely re-program it. With a managed access control solution, the third-party company that hosts your access database takes care of the server so you don’t have to worry about it. The third advantage of a managed access control solution is that you automatically get new features when they are available. So, a managed access control system is essentially a cloud-based solution so that you don’t have to pay for new software to get the latest software upgrades. The third-party company that manages your access control platform would update the management software when a new version is available so that new features automatically become available. So, as you can see, there are some great benefits to having someone else host and manage your access control system. It is a worry-free way to make sure you are maximizing the use of your system and getting the performance you need. Feel free to email me with any questions at scotth@verifiedsecurity.com. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T18:25:26-04:00"
},
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"id": 559,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/city-of-atlanta-to-add-surveillance-cameras/",
"title": "City of Atlanta to Add Surveillance Cameras",
"h1": "City of Atlanta to Add Surveillance Cameras",
"summary": "Atlanta Approves Multi-Million Dollar Security Upgrades As reported this week by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC), the City Council for the City of Atlanta voted to spend $2.25 million to expand its video surveillance presence in the city. City of Atlanta officials are pointing to the existing video surveillance infrastructure as one reason that crime in […]",
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Atlanta Approves Multi-Million Dollar Security Upgrades
As reported this week by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC), the City Council for the City of Atlanta voted to spend $2.25 million to expand its video surveillance presence in the city. City of Atlanta officials are pointing to the existing video surveillance infrastructure as one reason that crime in some categories has been reduced.
According to the AJC, “Atlanta’s Chief Operating Officer Duriya Farooqui said video surveillance — which has been in place in its current form since last September — for has become a ‘key part of our crime reduction strategy to provide real time information.'”
This new project will add 112 video surveillance cameras to the 762 existing video surveillance cameras in Atlanta.
",
"content_plain": "Atlanta Approves Multi-Million Dollar Security Upgrades As reported this week by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC), the City Council for the City of Atlanta voted to spend $2.25 million to expand its video surveillance presence in the city. City of Atlanta officials are pointing to the existing video surveillance infrastructure as one reason that crime in some categories has been reduced. According to the AJC, “Atlanta’s Chief Operating Officer Duriya Farooqui said video surveillance — which has been in place in its current form since last September — for has become a ‘key part of our crime reduction strategy to provide real time information.'” This new project will add 112 video surveillance cameras to the 762 existing video surveillance cameras in Atlanta. Read more about it in the AJC article. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T19:32:12-04:00"
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{
"id": 503,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/easier-access-control/",
"title": "Easier Access Control",
"h1": "Easier Access Control",
"summary": "How to Get Easier Access Control Do you have an access control system for your facility that allows you to use access cards or keyfobs to open locked doors? If so, you probably manage that system with a server that has software that holds the system configurations and the list of cardholders. If you are […]",
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How to Get Easier Access Control
Do you have an access control system for your facility that allows you to use access cards or keyfobs to open locked doors? If so, you probably manage that system with a server that has software that holds the system configurations and the list of cardholders.
If you are like many people that we talk to who have to manage access control systems, the software can sometimes be cumbersome to use. And, the server has to be maintained which means ensuring that it stays virus-free and that the access control database is backed up (we hope you are backing up your database regularly!).
There are some new technology options for managing access control systems that do not require managing a server with software. We will talk about the first option in this blog post with more information coming in future posts.
Some newer access control systems will allow you to store the database in the control panel (instead of on a server) and to use a web browser to manage your system. One example of this is Honeywell’s NetAXS platform. The NetAXS system can be used with just a web browser or it can be used as part of a larger system that includes a full server deployment with management software.
Many of our customers find it easy and hassle-free to manage their access control systems with only a web browser. No more servers to maintain! And, the Honeywell NetAXS system has many of the standard features of a full-blown access control system.
Recently, Honeywell released an enhancement to their NetAXS platform that allows for basic video integration. So, with this new enhancement, a few cameras can be added to the basic access control platform so that clips can be recorded when triggered by access control events like valid and invalid card reads.
In a future post, we will talk about managed access platforms and the benefits they bring. As always, let us know if you have questions.
",
"content_plain": "How to Get Easier Access Control Do you have an access control system for your facility that allows you to use access cards or keyfobs to open locked doors? If so, you probably manage that system with a server that has software that holds the system configurations and the list of cardholders. If you are like many people that we talk to who have to manage access control systems, the software can sometimes be cumbersome to use. And, the server has to be maintained which means ensuring that it stays virus-free and that the access control database is backed up (we hope you are backing up your database regularly!). There are some new technology options for managing access control systems that do not require managing a server with software. We will talk about the first option in this blog post with more information coming in future posts. Some newer access control systems will allow you to store the database in the control panel (instead of on a server) and to use a web browser to manage your system. One example of this is Honeywell’s NetAXS platform. The NetAXS system can be used with just a web browser or it can be used as part of a larger system that includes a full server deployment with management software. Many of our customers find it easy and hassle-free to manage their access control systems with only a web browser. No more servers to maintain! And, the Honeywell NetAXS system has many of the standard features of a full-blown access control system. Recently, Honeywell released an enhancement to their NetAXS platform that allows for basic video integration. So, with this new enhancement, a few cameras can be added to the basic access control platform so that clips can be recorded when triggered by access control events like valid and invalid card reads. In a future post, we will talk about managed access platforms and the benefits they bring. As always, let us know if you have questions. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T19:52:03-04:00"
},
{
"id": 539,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/getting-your-video-while-on-the-go/",
"title": "Getting Your Video While On the Go",
"h1": "Getting Your Video While On the Go",
"summary": "Tools Make Remote Video Viewing Easier Video surveillance cameras are widely deployed in many homes and businesses. In fact, this article from Popular Mechanics magazine states that “there are an estimated 30 million surveillance cameras now deployed in the United States shooting 4 billion hours of footage a week.” But, we often encounter users and […]",
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Tools Make Remote Video Viewing Easier
Video surveillance cameras are widely deployed in many homes and businesses. In fact, this article from Popular Mechanics magazine states that “there are an estimated 30 million surveillance cameras now deployed in the United States shooting 4 billion hours of footage a week.” But, we often encounter users and owners of video cameras who are not able to view their video whenever they want from wherever they want which makes that video much less useful.
There are now tools to make remote video viewing easier. Just about every new Digital Video Recorder (DVR) or Network Video Recorder (NVR) that is sold in the marketplace today is designed for remote video viewing. For our customers that have these devices, we often need to make adjustments to their data networks in order to set up the remote video viewing so this is something to keep in mind when purchasing a DVR or NVR.
Newer to the market are cloud-based video services like Total Connect and Maxpro Cloud from Honeywell. With these services, video is captured locally from a home or business and then stored on remote servers. The users of these systems can then access live and recorded video on those servers from computers and mobile devices like iPhones, iPads, and Android phones and tablets.
So, there are many options now available for viewing remote video from anywhere at any time. With the proliferation of mobile devices and new apps created every day, more and more choices are available to make it easy to view video on the go.
",
"content_plain": "Tools Make Remote Video Viewing Easier Video surveillance cameras are widely deployed in many homes and businesses. In fact, this article from Popular Mechanics magazine states that “there are an estimated 30 million surveillance cameras now deployed in the United States shooting 4 billion hours of footage a week.” But, we often encounter users and owners of video cameras who are not able to view their video whenever they want from wherever they want which makes that video much less useful. There are now tools to make remote video viewing easier. Just about every new Digital Video Recorder (DVR) or Network Video Recorder (NVR) that is sold in the marketplace today is designed for remote video viewing. For our customers that have these devices, we often need to make adjustments to their data networks in order to set up the remote video viewing so this is something to keep in mind when purchasing a DVR or NVR. Newer to the market are cloud-based video services like Total Connect and Maxpro Cloud from Honeywell. With these services, video is captured locally from a home or business and then stored on remote servers. The users of these systems can then access live and recorded video on those servers from computers and mobile devices like iPhones, iPads, and Android phones and tablets. So, there are many options now available for viewing remote video from anywhere at any time. With the proliferation of mobile devices and new apps created every day, more and more choices are available to make it easy to view video on the go. -Scott Scott Hightower, Verified Security",
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"modified": "2026-05-06T19:51:13-04:00"
},
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"id": 525,
"type": "post",
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"title": "Public Cameras Vandalized",
"h1": "Public Cameras Vandalized",
"summary": "Public Camera Vandalization on the Rise It seems that there is a growing problem of public camera vandalism. There have been two recent instances in the news where public video surveillance systems were damaged. The first happened right here in metro Atlanta and was reported by the AJC: http://www.ajc.com/news/news/local/wire-thefts-disable-all-ga-400-traffic-cameras/nR5Rj/ The most recent incident happened in Maryland […]",
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Public Camera Vandalization on the Rise
It seems that there is a growing problem of public camera vandalism. There have been two recent instances in the news where public video surveillance systems were damaged. The first happened right here in metro Atlanta and was reported by the AJC:
The driving incentive for these thieves appears to be copper wiring theft. Copper prices are still fairly high so the criminals are looking for ways to gather copper for recycling. These thefts are impacting the operations of municipalities around the country. As wired and wireless surveillance cameras become more popular, the opportunity for theft increases.
As mentioned in the NBC News article, there are ways that cameras can be protected. The lesson here is that it is important to think about cameras both as a device that can protect and as a device that needs to be protected.
",
"content_plain": "Public Camera Vandalization on the Rise It seems that there is a growing problem of public camera vandalism. There have been two recent instances in the news where public video surveillance systems were damaged. The first happened right here in metro Atlanta and was reported by the AJC: http://www.ajc.com/news/news/local/wire-thefts-disable-all-ga-400-traffic-cameras/nR5Rj/ The most recent incident happened in Maryland as reported by NBC News: http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/09/14/13855944-cops-set-up-cameras-to-watch-the-cameras-that-watch-you The driving incentive for these thieves appears to be copper wiring theft. Copper prices are still fairly high so the criminals are looking for ways to gather copper for recycling. These thefts are impacting the operations of municipalities around the country. As wired and wireless surveillance cameras become more popular, the opportunity for theft increases. As mentioned in the NBC News article, there are ways that cameras can be protected. The lesson here is that it is important to think about cameras both as a device that can protect and as a device that needs to be protected. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"id": 498,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/surprise-in-san-jose/",
"title": "Surprise in San Jose",
"h1": "Surprise in San Jose",
"summary": "San Jose Passes New Alarm Response Ordinance The residents of San Jose, California got surprised recently by the passage of a new alarm response ordinance. According to this article in the San Jose Mercury News from January, 2012, the San Jose police department has decided not to respond to any security system signals unless there […]",
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San Jose Passes New Alarm Response Ordinance
The residents of San Jose, California got surprised recently by the passage of a new alarm response ordinance. According to this article in the San Jose Mercury News from January, 2012, the San Jose police department has decided not to respond to any security system signals unless there is verification of a crime in progress.
Regular readers of our blog know that we have discussed verified response before. Across the country, the budgets of local municipalities are getting stretched pretty thin and the police departments are tired of responding to nuisance alarms that are not generated by an actual crime in progress. So, the momentum around requiring some sort of verification prior to dispatching officers to a home or business is building.
The good news is that there are technologies that can help business owners and homeowners with verification. Video surveillance systems can be set up so that live and recorded video can be viewed remotely over the Internet with a web browser or on a smartphone. And, new technologies like those in a Videofied system can record brief video clips when motion is detected and transmit it to a security monitoring center so that an operator on duty can determine if an actual crime is in progress.
I don’t think that the calls for video verification by over-worked police departments will diminish–I think they will grow instead.
",
"content_plain": "San Jose Passes New Alarm Response Ordinance The residents of San Jose, California got surprised recently by the passage of a new alarm response ordinance. According to this article in the San Jose Mercury News from January, 2012, the San Jose police department has decided not to respond to any security system signals unless there is verification of a crime in progress. Regular readers of our blog know that we have discussed verified response before. Across the country, the budgets of local municipalities are getting stretched pretty thin and the police departments are tired of responding to nuisance alarms that are not generated by an actual crime in progress. So, the momentum around requiring some sort of verification prior to dispatching officers to a home or business is building. The good news is that there are technologies that can help business owners and homeowners with verification. Video surveillance systems can be set up so that live and recorded video can be viewed remotely over the Internet with a web browser or on a smartphone. And, new technologies like those in a Videofied system can record brief video clips when motion is detected and transmit it to a security monitoring center so that an operator on duty can determine if an actual crime is in progress. I don’t think that the calls for video verification by over-worked police departments will diminish–I think they will grow instead. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"id": 485,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/office-creepers-still-at-work/",
"title": "Office Creepers Still at Work",
"h1": "Office Creepers Still at Work",
"summary": "Protect Yourself Against Office Creepers Have you herd of the term “Office Creeper?” If not, the definition can be found on this Word Spy web page. Essentially, an Office Creeper is someone who sneaks into an office building during regular work hours to steal personal property from offices in that building. In case you are […]",
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Protect Yourself Against Office Creepers
Have you herd of the term “Office Creeper?” If not, the definition can be found on this Word Spy web page. Essentially, an Office Creeper is someone who sneaks into an office building during regular work hours to steal personal property from offices in that building.
In case you are wondering if this really happens, check out this video news story about a recent Office Creeper in Addison, Texas. The clip includes surveillance video of the crime in progress:
So, as you can see, you have to be careful even if you are in an office building.
According to the news story, the business owner and the police were happy with the quality of the surveillance video. Are you happy with your video surveillance system? Do you have one? Are you missing an opportunity to monitor what is happening in your business?
",
"content_plain": "Protect Yourself Against Office Creepers Have you herd of the term “Office Creeper?” If not, the definition can be found on this Word Spy web page. Essentially, an Office Creeper is someone who sneaks into an office building during regular work hours to steal personal property from offices in that building. In case you are wondering if this really happens, check out this video news story about a recent Office Creeper in Addison, Texas. The clip includes surveillance video of the crime in progress: So, as you can see, you have to be careful even if you are in an office building. According to the news story, the business owner and the police were happy with the quality of the surveillance video. Are you happy with your video surveillance system? Do you have one? Are you missing an opportunity to monitor what is happening in your business? Don’t let the bad guys creep up on you! -Scott Hightower, Verified Security",
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"id": 481,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/thieves-dig-tunnel-to-reach-cash/",
"title": "Thieves Dig Tunnel to Reach Cash",
"h1": "Thieves Dig Tunnel to Reach Cash",
"summary": "The Importance of Security Systems Today’s post comes from an article posted recently online by The Telegraph about a heist in Manchester, England. I think this article shows the incredible steps that thieves will take to steal. In the article, the police detail how the thieves spent months to dig a 100 foot tunnel that […]",
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The Importance of Security Systems
Today’s post comes from an article posted recently online by The Telegraph about a heist in Manchester, England. I think this article shows the incredible steps that thieves will take to steal.
In the article, the police detail how the thieves spent months to dig a 100 foot tunnel that extended from a railway embankment, went under a parking deck, and then under a shop that had an ATM that was the target of the crooks. They were able to cut through the concrete floor and get the ATM. But, the police pointed out that they probably only captured about 6,000 British pounds (about $9,300 U.S. dollars based on today’s conversion rates).
So, if these thieves would go to all of this work to get just over $9,000, imagine what others would be willing to do to break into your business. If you don’t have a security system for your business, now might be the time to consider getting one.
",
"content_plain": "The Importance of Security Systems Today’s post comes from an article posted recently online by The Telegraph about a heist in Manchester, England. I think this article shows the incredible steps that thieves will take to steal. In the article, the police detail how the thieves spent months to dig a 100 foot tunnel that extended from a railway embankment, went under a parking deck, and then under a shop that had an ATM that was the target of the crooks. They were able to cut through the concrete floor and get the ATM. But, the police pointed out that they probably only captured about 6,000 British pounds (about $9,300 U.S. dollars based on today’s conversion rates). So, if these thieves would go to all of this work to get just over $9,000, imagine what others would be willing to do to break into your business. If you don’t have a security system for your business, now might be the time to consider getting one. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"id": 459,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/wait-its-not-halloween-tweety-and-elmo-rob-convenience-store/",
"title": "Wait, It’s Not Halloween! Tweety Bird and Elmo Rob Convenience Store",
"h1": "Wait, It’s Not Halloween! Tweety Bird and Elmo Rob Convenience Store",
"summary": "Video Surveillance Can Help Deter Crime and Identify Criminals From our friends at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) comes this latest tale of a cowardly caper. Last Friday, two teenagers, one dressed as Tweety Bird and one dressed as Elmo, robbed a convenience store in south Georgia. They were apprehended shortly after. This is the link […]",
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Video Surveillance Can Help Deter Crime and Identify Criminals
From our friends at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) comes this latest tale of a cowardly caper. Last Friday, two teenagers, one dressed as Tweety Bird and one dressed as Elmo, robbed a convenience store in south Georgia. They were apprehended shortly after. This is the link to the article:
If you own a retail establishment or another business that handles cash, have you thought about what you would do if your business was robbed? Having a good video surveillance system can help deter crime and can help identify the bad guys when a crime is committed. Having silent duress or panic buttons installed and connected to your security system can help summon the police more quickly.
Be vigilant – you never know when Tweety and Elmo may come calling…
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"content_plain": "Video Surveillance Can Help Deter Crime and Identify Criminals From our friends at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) comes this latest tale of a cowardly caper. Last Friday, two teenagers, one dressed as Tweety Bird and one dressed as Elmo, robbed a convenience store in south Georgia. They were apprehended shortly after. This is the link to the article: http://www.ajc.com/news/cops-teens-in-elmo-1264616.html If you own a retail establishment or another business that handles cash, have you thought about what you would do if your business was robbed? Having a good video surveillance system can help deter crime and can help identify the bad guys when a crime is committed. Having silent duress or panic buttons installed and connected to your security system can help summon the police more quickly. Be vigilant – you never know when Tweety and Elmo may come calling… -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"id": 453,
"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/hard-drive-shortage-may-affect-dvr-availability-and-pricing/",
"title": "Hard Drive Shortage May Affect DVR Availability and Pricing",
"h1": "Hard Drive Shortage May Affect DVR Availability and Pricing",
"summary": "How Recent Flooding is Impacting the Market If you are a regular follower of the news, you will know about the major floods that have inundated parts of Thailand. Unfortunately, some of the areas that experienced the heavy flooding contained factories that manufactured electronic goods that are regularly consumed here in the United States. One […]",
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How Recent Flooding is Impacting the Market
If you are a regular follower of the news, you will know about the major floods that have inundated parts of Thailand. Unfortunately, some of the areas that experienced the heavy flooding contained factories that manufactured electronic goods that are regularly consumed here in the United States. One example of a product that is now in short supply because of these terrible floods is the hard disk drive. Western Digital is a major manufacturer of hard drives and this is a picture of one of their factories in Thailand:
As you can see, things are looking a little soggy there. So, why is this important? Hard drives are used in almost every computer and in many other electronic devices. If you have a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) to record video from surveillance cameras, that DVR has a hard drive in it. If you are using a server or Network Video Recorder (NVR) for your video surveillance system, it would have a hard drive in it too.
Right now, DVRs, NVRs, and video servers are still readily available. However, there is concern from some of our manufacturing partners that the supply of hard drives may become really tight throughout the next year as the impact of the flooding ripples through the supply chain.
As DVRs, NVRs, and video servers get old, the hard drives are often the first parts to fail. If you think about it, your video surveillance system runs all the time and never takes a vacation. So, the moving parts in the hard drive tend to fail after a certain amount of time.
So, while we do not want to cause alarm about hard drive shortages, it is something to think about. If there is a shortage as predicted for 2012, it will become difficult to get replacement hard drives for DVRs and NVRs and it may become difficult to get new DVRs and NVRs until the supply can catch up again.
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"content_plain": "How Recent Flooding is Impacting the Market If you are a regular follower of the news, you will know about the major floods that have inundated parts of Thailand. Unfortunately, some of the areas that experienced the heavy flooding contained factories that manufactured electronic goods that are regularly consumed here in the United States. One example of a product that is now in short supply because of these terrible floods is the hard disk drive. Western Digital is a major manufacturer of hard drives and this is a picture of one of their factories in Thailand: As you can see, things are looking a little soggy there. So, why is this important? Hard drives are used in almost every computer and in many other electronic devices. If you have a Digital Video Recorder (DVR) to record video from surveillance cameras, that DVR has a hard drive in it. If you are using a server or Network Video Recorder (NVR) for your video surveillance system, it would have a hard drive in it too. Right now, DVRs, NVRs, and video servers are still readily available. However, there is concern from some of our manufacturing partners that the supply of hard drives may become really tight throughout the next year as the impact of the flooding ripples through the supply chain. As DVRs, NVRs, and video servers get old, the hard drives are often the first parts to fail. If you think about it, your video surveillance system runs all the time and never takes a vacation. So, the moving parts in the hard drive tend to fail after a certain amount of time. So, while we do not want to cause alarm about hard drive shortages, it is something to think about. If there is a shortage as predicted for 2012, it will become difficult to get replacement hard drives for DVRs and NVRs and it may become difficult to get new DVRs and NVRs until the supply can catch up again. If you want to read more about the impact of the flooding on the hard drive supply, this is a link to an article in the New York Times. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/thieves-drag-atm-out-of-macon-target-store-with-pickup-truck/",
"title": "Thieves Drag ATM Out of Macon Target Store with Pickup Truck",
"h1": "Thieves Drag ATM Out of Macon Target Store with Pickup Truck",
"summary": "Video Surveillance Systems Capture Burglary on Camera From television station WMAZ Channel 13 in Macon, Georgia (just south of Atlanta) comes this latest story of thievery. As you will see in the video clip on their website, several thugs drove a white pickup truck through the front doors of Target and then loaded up the ATM […]",
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Video Surveillance Systems Capture Burglary on Camera
From television station WMAZ Channel 13 in Macon, Georgia (just south of Atlanta) comes this latest story of thievery. As you will see in the video clip on their website, several thugs drove a white pickup truck through the front doors of Target and then loaded up the ATM that was located near the front of the store. This is the link to the story with video on the WMAZ website:
Fortunately, Target has pretty good video surveillance systems. From what I know, they have deployed Axis IP cameras in many of their stores. So, they were able to get some pretty good video of the incident which will help the police.
It is important for any retail business or any business with a storefront to remember not to put valuable items on display near the front of the store. This just makes it easier for the bad guys to conduct a hit and run operation.
As we move through the holiday season, it is important to be vigilant. Property crime usually increases this time of year.
",
"content_plain": "Video Surveillance Systems Capture Burglary on Camera From television station WMAZ Channel 13 in Macon, Georgia (just south of Atlanta) comes this latest story of thievery. As you will see in the video clip on their website, several thugs drove a white pickup truck through the front doors of Target and then loaded up the ATM that was located near the front of the store. This is the link to the story with video on the WMAZ website: WMAZ Story about Target Burglary Fortunately, Target has pretty good video surveillance systems. From what I know, they have deployed Axis IP cameras in many of their stores. So, they were able to get some pretty good video of the incident which will help the police. It is important for any retail business or any business with a storefront to remember not to put valuable items on display near the front of the store. This just makes it easier for the bad guys to conduct a hit and run operation. As we move through the holiday season, it is important to be vigilant. Property crime usually increases this time of year. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security",
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"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/new-technologies-for-fire-alarm-system-communication/",
"title": "New Technologies for Fire Alarm System Communication Can Help You Save Money",
"h1": "New Technologies for Fire Alarm System Communication Can Help You Save Money",
"summary": "How to Combat Fire Alarm Phone Line Costs If you have a commercial fire alarm system protecting your business, it is likely that you are aware of the ongoing expense of paying for two telephone lines for monitoring that system. The National Fire Alarm Code requires a dedicated primary telephone line and a backup telephone […]",
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How to Combat Fire Alarm Phone Line Costs
If you have a commercial fire alarm system protecting your business, it is likely that you are aware of the ongoing expense of paying for two telephone lines for monitoring that system. The National Fire Alarm Code requires a dedicated primary telephone line and a backup telephone line (which can be shared) for all monitored commercial fire alarm systems that use telephone lines for communication. The monthly phone bills can get expensive!
The good news is that there is a new alternative communication option that can completely eliminate the need for two telephone lines for commercial fire alarm systems. The National Fire Alarm Code allows for the use of alternative communication technologies as long as they meet certain criteria.
Fire alarm system manufacturers like Honeywell have recognized the need for these alternative technologies and have begun providing new fire alarm system communicators that do not require telephone lines. One product that can help is the Honeywell IPGSM-DP which is a dual-path communicator that can use a combination of your Internet connection and a GSM wireless (cellular) connection or which can use GSM wireless alone to satisfy the Fire Alarm Code requirements.
This device (pictured below) can help you to significantly reduce your telecommunications expenses related to monitoring commercial fire alarm systems. The other big benefit is that these units are supervised more often than a system using traditional telephone lines. What does that mean? In a traditional fire alarm system using telephone lines for communication, the fire alarm control panel dials into the monitoring center once every 24 hours to check the integrity of the communications path. When using GSM wireless as the only path for communication, the integrity is checked every five minutes. So, you would know much more quickly if there is a problem with the communication of your fire alarm system.
So, there are several benefits to using a new technology for fire alarm communication. If you have any questions about these new technologies, please let us know.
",
"content_plain": "How to Combat Fire Alarm Phone Line Costs If you have a commercial fire alarm system protecting your business, it is likely that you are aware of the ongoing expense of paying for two telephone lines for monitoring that system. The National Fire Alarm Code requires a dedicated primary telephone line and a backup telephone line (which can be shared) for all monitored commercial fire alarm systems that use telephone lines for communication. The monthly phone bills can get expensive! The good news is that there is a new alternative communication option that can completely eliminate the need for two telephone lines for commercial fire alarm systems. The National Fire Alarm Code allows for the use of alternative communication technologies as long as they meet certain criteria. Fire alarm system manufacturers like Honeywell have recognized the need for these alternative technologies and have begun providing new fire alarm system communicators that do not require telephone lines. One product that can help is the Honeywell IPGSM-DP which is a dual-path communicator that can use a combination of your Internet connection and a GSM wireless (cellular) connection or which can use GSM wireless alone to satisfy the Fire Alarm Code requirements. This device (pictured below) can help you to significantly reduce your telecommunications expenses related to monitoring commercial fire alarm systems. The other big benefit is that these units are supervised more often than a system using traditional telephone lines. What does that mean? In a traditional fire alarm system using telephone lines for communication, the fire alarm control panel dials into the monitoring center once every 24 hours to check the integrity of the communications path. When using GSM wireless as the only path for communication, the integrity is checked every five minutes. So, you would know much more quickly if there is a problem with the communication of your fire alarm system. So, there are several benefits to using a new technology for fire alarm communication. If you have any questions about these new technologies, please let us know. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/holiday-decorations-swiped-in-macon/",
"title": "Holiday Decorations Swiped in Macon",
"h1": "Holiday Decorations Swiped in Macon",
"summary": "Thieves Steal Copper from Decorations The Grinch is back! In the latest caper, thieves broke into a storage area for holiday decorations in the city of Macon and stripped all of the copper from the decorations. Here is the link to the article in the Atlanta Business Chronicle: http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/morning_call/2011/11/copper-thieves-destroy-macons-holiday.html?surround=etf&ana=e_article Would you think you would have to […]",
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Thieves Steal Copper from Decorations
The Grinch is back! In the latest caper, thieves broke into a storage area for holiday decorations in the city of Macon and stripped all of the copper from the decorations. Here is the link to the article in the Atlanta Business Chronicle:
Would you think you would have to secure the holiday decorations with something more than a lock on a storage space?
These days, you do. It is a shame but it is the way life is in America these days. Desperate people are stripping copper from holiday decorations.
As regular readers know, there are many ways that commercial facilities can be secured. From commercial security systems to video surveillance systems to unique security systems like Videofied that combine the two, there are very cost-effective solutions that can protect the assets of any business.
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"content_plain": "Thieves Steal Copper from Decorations The Grinch is back! In the latest caper, thieves broke into a storage area for holiday decorations in the city of Macon and stripped all of the copper from the decorations. Here is the link to the article in the Atlanta Business Chronicle: http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/morning_call/2011/11/copper-thieves-destroy-macons-holiday.html?surround=etf&ana=e_article Would you think you would have to secure the holiday decorations with something more than a lock on a storage space? These days, you do. It is a shame but it is the way life is in America these days. Desperate people are stripping copper from holiday decorations. As regular readers know, there are many ways that commercial facilities can be secured. From commercial security systems to video surveillance systems to unique security systems like Videofied that combine the two, there are very cost-effective solutions that can protect the assets of any business. Keep the Grinch away this holiday season! -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"type": "post",
"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/tis-the-season/",
"title": "‘Tis the Season…",
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"summary": "Three Men Attempt Burglary at Apple Store Well, now that Halloween is over, it is time for the crooks and criminals to turn their attention to the other upcoming holidays. We have now entered the prime season for retail theft. With stores and display windows filled with lots of potential presents and other goodies, the […]",
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Three Men Attempt Burglary at Apple Store
Well, now that Halloween is over, it is time for the crooks and criminals to turn their attention to the other upcoming holidays. We have now entered the prime season for retail theft. With stores and display windows filled with lots of potential presents and other goodies, the crooks come out en masse. Want an indication that the fun has begun? See this article from today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper:
Apparently, three men tried to burglarize the Apple store at North Point Mall. The good news is that the police responded to an alarm system signal and were able to apprehend the suspected burglars.
So, as we get closer to the next set of holidays, be on the lookout for more of this type of activity at your business and make sure your commercial security system is working. ‘Tis the season for burglaries and thefts.
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"content_plain": "Three Men Attempt Burglary at Apple Store Well, now that Halloween is over, it is time for the crooks and criminals to turn their attention to the other upcoming holidays. We have now entered the prime season for retail theft. With stores and display windows filled with lots of potential presents and other goodies, the crooks come out en masse. Want an indication that the fun has begun? See this article from today’s Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper: http://www.ajc.com/news/north-fulton/three-men-arrested-for-1217220.html Apparently, three men tried to burglarize the Apple store at North Point Mall. The good news is that the police responded to an alarm system signal and were able to apprehend the suspected burglars. So, as we get closer to the next set of holidays, be on the lookout for more of this type of activity at your business and make sure your commercial security system is working. ‘Tis the season for burglaries and thefts. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/carbon-monoxide-the-silent-killer/",
"title": "Carbon Monoxide – The Silent Killer",
"h1": "Carbon Monoxide – The Silent Killer",
"summary": "Protect Your Buildings with CO Detectors It is that time of year again–the time when we fire up our furnaces, space heaters, and other indoor heat sources. Indoor heating systems that burn fuel create carbon monoxide (CO) as a by-product of the fuel combustion that generates heat. Carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless so it […]",
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Protect Your Buildings with CO Detectors
It is that time of year again–the time when we fire up our furnaces, space heaters, and other indoor heat sources. Indoor heating systems that burn fuel create carbon monoxide (CO) as a by-product of the fuel combustion that generates heat. Carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless so it can be a silent killer as it is often undetected until exposure to it results in injury or death.
The frustrating part for us is that all of these emergency room visits and deaths could be avoided if proper CO detection systems are used. CO detectors from companies like System Sensor can be added to residential alarm systems and commercial fire alarm systems. These detectors are fairly inexpensive and can notify building occupants as well as a central monitoring center when levels of carbon monoxide become too high.
System Sensor CO Detector
If you do not have carbon monoxide detection devices in your home or business, you should check into what it would take to add this valuable protection to your security or fire alarm system. A little investment now can save lives later.
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"content_plain": "Protect Your Buildings with CO Detectors It is that time of year again–the time when we fire up our furnaces, space heaters, and other indoor heat sources. Indoor heating systems that burn fuel create carbon monoxide (CO) as a by-product of the fuel combustion that generates heat. Carbon monoxide is colorless and odorless so it can be a silent killer as it is often undetected until exposure to it results in injury or death. According to a report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “…non-fire related CO poisoning is responsible for approximately 15,000 emergency room visits and almost 500 deaths annually in the United States.” The frustrating part for us is that all of these emergency room visits and deaths could be avoided if proper CO detection systems are used. CO detectors from companies like System Sensor can be added to residential alarm systems and commercial fire alarm systems. These detectors are fairly inexpensive and can notify building occupants as well as a central monitoring center when levels of carbon monoxide become too high. System Sensor CO Detector If you do not have carbon monoxide detection devices in your home or business, you should check into what it would take to add this valuable protection to your security or fire alarm system. A little investment now can save lives later. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/new-180-degree-20-megapixel-camera-from-arecont-vision/",
"title": "New 180 Degree, 20 Megapixel Camera from Arecont Vision",
"h1": "New 180 Degree, 20 Megapixel Camera from Arecont Vision",
"summary": "Explore the Latest Innovation from Arecont Vision Arecont Vision, a leading manufacturer of megapixel video surveillance (CCTV) cameras, has released a new 20 megapixel, 180 degree, day/night, dome camera. This new camera has four 5-megapixel imagers in one dome camera housing and it allows users to get wide views with high-resolution quality. I predict that megapixel […]",
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Explore the Latest Innovation from Arecont Vision
Arecont Vision, a leading manufacturer of megapixel video surveillance (CCTV) cameras, has released a new 20 megapixel, 180 degree, day/night, dome camera. This new camera has four 5-megapixel imagers in one dome camera housing and it allows users to get wide views with high-resolution quality.
Arecont Vision AV20185DN Camera
I predict that megapixel video surveillance cameras will soon become the norm in the video surveillance world. If given a choice today, would you buy a standard-definition analog television for your home or would you buy the digital, high-definition version? Of cource, you would buy the high-def TV!
It is the same with video surveillance cameras. Once you see the high-definition images from a megapixel camera, you won’t want to go back to standard-definition, analog cameras.
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"content_plain": "Explore the Latest Innovation from Arecont Vision Arecont Vision, a leading manufacturer of megapixel video surveillance (CCTV) cameras, has released a new 20 megapixel, 180 degree, day/night, dome camera. This new camera has four 5-megapixel imagers in one dome camera housing and it allows users to get wide views with high-resolution quality. Arecont Vision AV20185DN Camera I predict that megapixel video surveillance cameras will soon become the norm in the video surveillance world. If given a choice today, would you buy a standard-definition analog television for your home or would you buy the digital, high-definition version? Of cource, you would buy the high-def TV! It is the same with video surveillance cameras. Once you see the high-definition images from a megapixel camera, you won’t want to go back to standard-definition, analog cameras. If you want to learn more about this new camera from Arecont Vision, this is the link to the product page on their website. If you want to learn more about megapixel video surveillance cameras, give us a call or drop us a note. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/more-copper-theft/",
"title": "More Copper Theft…",
"h1": "More Copper Theft…",
"summary": "Copper Stolen From Warehouse Well, we have another day with another story of copper theft in Georgia. As I have discussed several times, copper prices have almost doubled over the last couple of years, making it an attractive target for thieves. The most recent target was a school system near Columbus, Georgia and the article states […]",
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Copper Stolen From Warehouse
Well, we have another day with another story of copper theft in Georgia. As I have discussed several times, copper prices have almost doubled over the last couple of years, making it an attractive target for thieves. The most recent target was a school system near Columbus, Georgia and the article states that over $100.000 of copper wire was stolen from a warehouse. Here is the link to the article:
For those of us in the commercial security business, it is frustrating to see these types of thefts continue, especially when we know there are some very effective security measures that can be put in place for much less than $100,000.
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"content_plain": "Copper Stolen From Warehouse Well, we have another day with another story of copper theft in Georgia. As I have discussed several times, copper prices have almost doubled over the last couple of years, making it an attractive target for thieves. The most recent target was a school system near Columbus, Georgia and the article states that over $100.000 of copper wire was stolen from a warehouse. Here is the link to the article: http://www.ajc.com/news/more-than-100-000-1204497.html For those of us in the commercial security business, it is frustrating to see these types of thefts continue, especially when we know there are some very effective security measures that can be put in place for much less than $100,000. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/did-gumby-do-it/",
"title": "Did Gumby Do It?",
"h1": "Did Gumby Do It?",
"summary": "Thief Robs Store Dressed as Gumby Have you heard of Art Clokey? He was the creator of Gumby, the beloved green clay television star. He died in 2010 but October 12 would have been his 90th birthday. This is a link to his Wikipedia article: Wikipedia Entry on Art Clokey So, what does this have […]",
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Thief Robs Store Dressed as Gumby
Have you heard of Art Clokey? He was the creator of Gumby, the beloved green clay television star. He died in 2010 but October 12 would have been his 90th birthday. This is a link to his Wikipedia article:
So, what does this have to do with a security blog?
Alleged Gumby Robber
Well, recently, a young man dressed as Gumby tried to rob a San Diego-area convenience store and the incident was captured on the store’s video surveillance system. This is a link to ABC news video (including the video surveillance clips) about the incident:
While this is pretty humorous overall, it is fortunate that this store did have video of the incident to help the police see how the event played out. However, the video quality is not very good and better quality video could have helped.
The newest generation of video surveillance cameras can provide high-definition or megapixel video quality. And, the prices have been coming down as the technology has improved (think about how affordable high-definition televisions have become). So, there is no need to suffer with poor quality surveillance video! There are much better solutions available now.
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"content_plain": "Thief Robs Store Dressed as Gumby Have you heard of Art Clokey? He was the creator of Gumby, the beloved green clay television star. He died in 2010 but October 12 would have been his 90th birthday. This is a link to his Wikipedia article: Wikipedia Entry on Art Clokey So, what does this have to do with a security blog? Alleged Gumby Robber Well, recently, a young man dressed as Gumby tried to rob a San Diego-area convenience store and the incident was captured on the store’s video surveillance system. This is a link to ABC news video (including the video surveillance clips) about the incident: Gumby Robbery Surveillance Video While this is pretty humorous overall, it is fortunate that this store did have video of the incident to help the police see how the event played out. However, the video quality is not very good and better quality video could have helped. The newest generation of video surveillance cameras can provide high-definition or megapixel video quality. And, the prices have been coming down as the technology has improved (think about how affordable high-definition televisions have become). So, there is no need to suffer with poor quality surveillance video! There are much better solutions available now. -Scott Hightower Verified Security ",
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Video Surveillance Systems
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/time-to-clear-it-up/",
"title": "Clear Up That Grainy Video",
"h1": "Clear Up That Grainy Video",
"summary": "How to Combat Smash and Grab Burglaries Another day in Atlanta…another story of a smash and grab burglary. These types of burglaries are very hard to stop because the burglars wait until a business is closed (usually a retail business is the target) and then smash the front window and grab everything they can in […]",
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How to Combat Smash and Grab Burglaries
Another day in Atlanta…another story of a smash and grab burglary. These types of burglaries are very hard to stop because the burglars wait until a business is closed (usually a retail business is the target) and then smash the front window and grab everything they can in a very short period of time.
So, the best thing a business owner can do to combat this type of crime is to help the police identify the perpetrators so they can get them off of the streets. And, a good video surveillance system is the best tool to use.
Unfortunately, it is all too often the case that businesses are using inferior video surveillance systems (also called CCTV systems) to protect their premises. You have all seen the results–murky, grainy video that can’t be used to identify the bad guys. Take a look at this video from a recent smash and grab burglary in Atlanta for an example of video that could be improved:
The good news is that video surveillance technology continues to improve and there are better and better alternatives available as time goes by. You do not have to be stuck with inferior, low-quality surveillance video cameras!
Just as megapixel technology has transformed the still camera market, it is beginning to transform the video surveillance market. Megalpixel IP surveillance cameras will eventually take over the entire video surveillance market and will replace traditional analog video surveillance cameras.
Honeywell 3 Megapixel Camera
The difference is that megapixel IP cameras can generate much better video pictures than traditional analog surveillance cameras.
A traditional VGA-quality analog surveillance camera can generate a picture with approximately 300,000 pixels (pixels are picture elements). A one megapixel IP surveillance camera can generate 1,000,000 pixels which is an increase of over 230%!
In the past, the challenges with IP surveillance cameras have been cost, bandwidth requirements, and storage requirements. One by one, these challenges have been overcome. While megapixel IP surveillance cameras are a bit more expensive than analog cameras, the cost of megapixel cameras has come down dramatically and they are much more affordable now. Since the megapixel cameras use Internet Protocol (IP) transmission, the cost of cabling for these cameras is also lower. And, with the availability of more sophisticated encoding methods (like H.264), the bandwidth and storage requirements have been reduced significantly.
So, we believe that now is the time to explore the possibilities of megapixel IP cameras. The good news is that it is not necessary to completely convert an existing system to all megapixel IP cameras. There are hardware options available that allow us to mix and match analog and IP cameras and standard resolution cameras with megapixel resolution surveillance cameras.
One example is the RapidEye Hybrid Video Recording system from Honeywell (see picture below).
Honeywell RapidEye DVR
This is an easy-to-use system that we can install that can record and manage traditional analog surveillance cameras alongside newer IP surveillance cameras. Honeywell has a line of megapixel IP cameras that are fully compatible with the RapidEye recording system.
So, there are options that can help you dramatically improve the quality of your video surveillance systems. And, the best part is that all of these systems can be viewed remotely over the Internet so you can keep tabs on what is happening real-time.
We are here to help – let us know if you have questions or want to see a product demonstration.
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"content_plain": "How to Combat Smash and Grab Burglaries Another day in Atlanta…another story of a smash and grab burglary. These types of burglaries are very hard to stop because the burglars wait until a business is closed (usually a retail business is the target) and then smash the front window and grab everything they can in a very short period of time. So, the best thing a business owner can do to combat this type of crime is to help the police identify the perpetrators so they can get them off of the streets. And, a good video surveillance system is the best tool to use. Unfortunately, it is all too often the case that businesses are using inferior video surveillance systems (also called CCTV systems) to protect their premises. You have all seen the results–murky, grainy video that can’t be used to identify the bad guys. Take a look at this video from a recent smash and grab burglary in Atlanta for an example of video that could be improved: Smash and grab video The good news is that video surveillance technology continues to improve and there are better and better alternatives available as time goes by. You do not have to be stuck with inferior, low-quality surveillance video cameras! Just as megapixel technology has transformed the still camera market, it is beginning to transform the video surveillance market. Megalpixel IP surveillance cameras will eventually take over the entire video surveillance market and will replace traditional analog video surveillance cameras. Honeywell 3 Megapixel Camera The difference is that megapixel IP cameras can generate much better video pictures than traditional analog surveillance cameras. A traditional VGA-quality analog surveillance camera can generate a picture with approximately 300,000 pixels (pixels are picture elements). A one megapixel IP surveillance camera can generate 1,000,000 pixels which is an increase of over 230%! In the past, the challenges with IP surveillance cameras have been cost, bandwidth requirements, and storage requirements. One by one, these challenges have been overcome. While megapixel IP surveillance cameras are a bit more expensive than analog cameras, the cost of megapixel cameras has come down dramatically and they are much more affordable now. Since the megapixel cameras use Internet Protocol (IP) transmission, the cost of cabling for these cameras is also lower. And, with the availability of more sophisticated encoding methods (like H.264), the bandwidth and storage requirements have been reduced significantly. So, we believe that now is the time to explore the possibilities of megapixel IP cameras. The good news is that it is not necessary to completely convert an existing system to all megapixel IP cameras. There are hardware options available that allow us to mix and match analog and IP cameras and standard resolution cameras with megapixel resolution surveillance cameras. One example is the RapidEye Hybrid Video Recording system from Honeywell (see picture below). Honeywell RapidEye DVR This is an easy-to-use system that we can install that can record and manage traditional analog surveillance cameras alongside newer IP surveillance cameras. Honeywell has a line of megapixel IP cameras that are fully compatible with the RapidEye recording system. So, there are options that can help you dramatically improve the quality of your video surveillance systems. And, the best part is that all of these systems can be viewed remotely over the Internet so you can keep tabs on what is happening real-time. We are here to help – let us know if you have questions or want to see a product demonstration. It is time to clear up that grainy video! -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/more-arrests-in-metro-atlanta-for-copper-theft/",
"title": "More Arrests in Metro Atlanta for Copper Theft",
"h1": "More Arrests in Metro Atlanta for Copper Theft",
"summary": "Theft Prevention Solutions Are More Important Than Ever The bad guys are at it again. In a recent post, I talked about the increase in copper theft incidents in metro Atlanta. There is another article today in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about the problem in the metro area. This is one part of the article that […]",
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Theft Prevention Solutions Are More Important Than Ever
The bad guys are at it again. In a recent post, I talked about the increase in copper theft incidents in metro Atlanta. There is another article today in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about the problem in the metro area. This is one part of the article that caught my eye:
“City of Atlanta police officers have responded to 150 incidents involving copper thefts just in the month of June, according to crime statistics obtained by the AJC. The crimes have prompted the police department to reach out to church leaders to discuss ways of preventing further thefts, Carlos Campos, spokesman for Atlanta police, said.
‘Churches, particularly the smaller ones, make for opportunistic targets because they are generally occupied only on Sundays and Wednesday evenings,’ Campos said.”
The problem is that not only do you want to be left without air conditioning this summer but it can cost at least $3,000 to repair the damage from copper theft. It is much better to try to prevent copper theft than deal with the aftermath.
There is a task force in metro Atlanta that is working on copper theft prevention. The challenge is that copper tubing and copper wire theft are hard to combat because there are typically no markings on the copper tube and on copper wire.
As I discussed in my earlier post, there are actions you can take to prevent copper theft. They range from building metal cages to protect air conditioners to a variety of electronic security technologies that can be used.
Now is the time to talk to your security company about copper theft prevention before you become a victim.
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"content_plain": "Theft Prevention Solutions Are More Important Than Ever The bad guys are at it again. In a recent post, I talked about the increase in copper theft incidents in metro Atlanta. There is another article today in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about the problem in the metro area. This is one part of the article that caught my eye: “City of Atlanta police officers have responded to 150 incidents involving copper thefts just in the month of June, according to crime statistics obtained by the AJC. The crimes have prompted the police department to reach out to church leaders to discuss ways of preventing further thefts, Carlos Campos, spokesman for Atlanta police, said. ‘Churches, particularly the smaller ones, make for opportunistic targets because they are generally occupied only on Sundays and Wednesday evenings,’ Campos said.” The problem is that not only do you want to be left without air conditioning this summer but it can cost at least $3,000 to repair the damage from copper theft. It is much better to try to prevent copper theft than deal with the aftermath. There is a task force in metro Atlanta that is working on copper theft prevention. The challenge is that copper tubing and copper wire theft are hard to combat because there are typically no markings on the copper tube and on copper wire. As I discussed in my earlier post, there are actions you can take to prevent copper theft. They range from building metal cages to protect air conditioners to a variety of electronic security technologies that can be used. Now is the time to talk to your security company about copper theft prevention before you become a victim. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/copper-theft-on-the-rise-again/",
"title": "Copper Theft on the Rise Again",
"h1": "Copper Theft on the Rise Again",
"summary": "Protect Yourself Against This Common Crime With copper prices at a level approximately thirty percent higher than they were a year ago, thieves are continuing to target this metal for theft. Scrap copper, copper wiring, and air conditioning units have all been stolen in recent months throughout metro Atlanta. As you can read about in […]",
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Protect Yourself Against This Common Crime
With copper prices at a level approximately thirty percent higher than they were a year ago, thieves are continuing to target this metal for theft. Scrap copper, copper wiring, and air conditioning units have all been stolen in recent months throughout metro Atlanta.
As you can read about in this recent article from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) newspaper, air conditioning units were stolen from Roswell Street Baptist Church. How would like to show up at your church, business, or home and find out you have no air conditioning or heating?
So, what can you do?
There are a number of ways to secure air conditioning units and to prevent copper theft. One option would be to use verified video systems like Videofied which we profiled in an earlier blog post. Another solution is to use outdoor motion detectors from security system manufacturers like Honeywell. A third solution would be to use specialized sensors that can be connected to air conditioning units and linked back to your security system. These sensors would activate the security system when triggered.
Honeywell Outdoor Motion Detector
Any of these solutions can be used individually or together to prevent copper theft. If you have unprotected air conditioning units, you should talk to your security systems company today to find out more about the options.
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"content_plain": "Protect Yourself Against This Common Crime With copper prices at a level approximately thirty percent higher than they were a year ago, thieves are continuing to target this metal for theft. Scrap copper, copper wiring, and air conditioning units have all been stolen in recent months throughout metro Atlanta. As you can read about in this recent article from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) newspaper, air conditioning units were stolen from Roswell Street Baptist Church. How would like to show up at your church, business, or home and find out you have no air conditioning or heating? So, what can you do? There are a number of ways to secure air conditioning units and to prevent copper theft. One option would be to use verified video systems like Videofied which we profiled in an earlier blog post. Another solution is to use outdoor motion detectors from security system manufacturers like Honeywell. A third solution would be to use specialized sensors that can be connected to air conditioning units and linked back to your security system. These sensors would activate the security system when triggered. Honeywell Outdoor Motion Detector Any of these solutions can be used individually or together to prevent copper theft. If you have unprotected air conditioning units, you should talk to your security systems company today to find out more about the options. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/man-living-on-roof-of-waffle-house/",
"title": "Man Living on Roof of Waffle House",
"h1": "Man Living on Roof of Waffle House",
"summary": "Is Your Security System Protecting You From Risk? Did you see the recent news about the man that was found living on top of a Waffle House in Augusta, Georgia? If you didn’t see any of the original news articles, here is a link to one of them: http://blogs.ajc.com/news-to-me/2011/05/11/man-found-living-atop-georgia-waffle-house/ So, this raises several questions. First, […]",
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Is Your Security System Protecting You From Risk?
Did you see the recent news about the man that was found living on top of a Waffle House in Augusta, Georgia? If you didn’t see any of the original news articles, here is a link to one of them:
So, this raises several questions. First, why would someone choose to live on top of a Waffle House in the heat we have been experiencing in Georgia lately?
The second question is about safety. Is it really safe for someone to live on the roof of a Waffle House? Probably not.
The next question in my mind is about security. What sort of security system did the Waffle House have and was their roof protected? In our experience, many business owners and managers do not think about securing their roofs when they have a security system installed. But, the roof can be an area of great vulnerability if it is not protected.
In the past, many burglaries have begun with the crooks entering through the roof. They know that the roof and ceilings are often unprotected by the security system. But, all is not lost. It is possible to protect your roof and/or your ceiling. There are outdoor motion detectors from Honeywell as well as outdoor MotionViewers from Videofied (see my earlier blog post to learn more about Videofied).
So, there are solutions that can be used to protect your roof. You just have to know what to ask for!
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"content_plain": "Is Your Security System Protecting You From Risk? Did you see the recent news about the man that was found living on top of a Waffle House in Augusta, Georgia? If you didn’t see any of the original news articles, here is a link to one of them: http://blogs.ajc.com/news-to-me/2011/05/11/man-found-living-atop-georgia-waffle-house/ So, this raises several questions. First, why would someone choose to live on top of a Waffle House in the heat we have been experiencing in Georgia lately? The second question is about safety. Is it really safe for someone to live on the roof of a Waffle House? Probably not. The next question in my mind is about security. What sort of security system did the Waffle House have and was their roof protected? In our experience, many business owners and managers do not think about securing their roofs when they have a security system installed. But, the roof can be an area of great vulnerability if it is not protected. In the past, many burglaries have begun with the crooks entering through the roof. They know that the roof and ceilings are often unprotected by the security system. But, all is not lost. It is possible to protect your roof and/or your ceiling. There are outdoor motion detectors from Honeywell as well as outdoor MotionViewers from Videofied (see my earlier blog post to learn more about Videofied). So, there are solutions that can be used to protect your roof. You just have to know what to ask for! -Scott Hightower, Verified Security https://verifiedsecurity.com ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/how-loud-is-your-smoke-detector/",
"title": "How Loud is Your Smoke Detector?",
"h1": "How Loud is Your Smoke Detector?",
"summary": "The Benefits of Monitored Smoke Detectors How loud is your smoke detector? You might be wondering why it matters. I often talk to business owners and homeowners who think they have enough coverage with battery-powered smoke detectors that are not monitored. By saying “monitored,” I mean smoke detectors that are tied into an alarm system […]",
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The Benefits of Monitored Smoke Detectors
How loud is your smoke detector? You might be wondering why it matters. I often talk to business owners and homeowners who think they have enough coverage with battery-powered smoke detectors that are not monitored. By saying “monitored,” I mean smoke detectors that are tied into an alarm system that will report any alarm signals (like smoke and fire alarms) to a monitoring center so that the appropriate authorities can be notified.
Smoke Detector
I ask them: “Have you considered adding monitored smoke detectors to your alarm system?” They say: “I don’t need those–I have battery-powered smoke detectors so I will know when there is a fire.” I then say: “I hope your smoke detectors are very loud.” At this point, I usually get a quizzical look.
I go on to say that battery-powered smoke detectors are incredibly important safety devices. But, they won’t do anything to save your home or business if a fire breaks out when you are not at home or inside your business.
There is a recent example from the metro Atlanta news that illustrates why it is important to have monitored smoke detectors as part of a fire alarm system. The article from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper describes the sad story of a Romanian church located in Dacula that experienced a recent fire. This is the link to the article:
The article provides many details but this is what caught my eye:
“Gwinnett fire Capt. Tommy Rutledge said a passerby reported a fire at the church in the 2800 block of Winder Highway about 8:30 a.m.”
Did you read it carefully? A passerby reported the fire. If the church had installed smoke detectors that were part of a monitored fire alarm system, it is likely the fire would have been detected sooner and that the fire department would have been dispatched more quickly.
I feel terrible for the leaders of the church. All of their hard work went up in smoke. Let’s make sure this doesn’t happen to you. Even if you have insurance for your home and business, you need to think about the significant disruption that is caused by a fire.’
In a recent report, the National Fire Protection Association (www.nfpa.org) reported that there was an average of 512,200 structure fires per year (based on data from 2005-2009). That is a lot of fires!
So, don’t be surprised by fire. Have your trusted security or fire protection company install monitored smoke detection in your home or business. It adds a little extra expense but greatly increases your peace of mind!
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"content_plain": "The Benefits of Monitored Smoke Detectors How loud is your smoke detector? You might be wondering why it matters. I often talk to business owners and homeowners who think they have enough coverage with battery-powered smoke detectors that are not monitored. By saying “monitored,” I mean smoke detectors that are tied into an alarm system that will report any alarm signals (like smoke and fire alarms) to a monitoring center so that the appropriate authorities can be notified. Smoke Detector I ask them: “Have you considered adding monitored smoke detectors to your alarm system?” They say: “I don’t need those–I have battery-powered smoke detectors so I will know when there is a fire.” I then say: “I hope your smoke detectors are very loud.” At this point, I usually get a quizzical look. I go on to say that battery-powered smoke detectors are incredibly important safety devices. But, they won’t do anything to save your home or business if a fire breaks out when you are not at home or inside your business. There is a recent example from the metro Atlanta news that illustrates why it is important to have monitored smoke detectors as part of a fire alarm system. The article from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution newspaper describes the sad story of a Romanian church located in Dacula that experienced a recent fire. This is the link to the article: http://www.ajc.com/news/gwinnett/fire-ruins-dream-for-936097.html The article provides many details but this is what caught my eye: “Gwinnett fire Capt. Tommy Rutledge said a passerby reported a fire at the church in the 2800 block of Winder Highway about 8:30 a.m.” Did you read it carefully? A passerby reported the fire. If the church had installed smoke detectors that were part of a monitored fire alarm system, it is likely the fire would have been detected sooner and that the fire department would have been dispatched more quickly. I feel terrible for the leaders of the church. All of their hard work went up in smoke. Let’s make sure this doesn’t happen to you. Even if you have insurance for your home and business, you need to think about the significant disruption that is caused by a fire.’ In a recent report, the National Fire Protection Association (www.nfpa.org) reported that there was an average of 512,200 structure fires per year (based on data from 2005-2009). That is a lot of fires! So, don’t be surprised by fire. Have your trusted security or fire protection company install monitored smoke detection in your home or business. It adds a little extra expense but greatly increases your peace of mind! -Scott Hightower, Verified Security https://verifiedsecurity.com ",
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"title": "Protect Your Roof From Burglars",
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"summary": "The Importance of Roof Security Well, the criminals are at it again! In recent metro Atlanta crime news, I saw an article about a business burglary at the Ambush Boarding Company (interesting name in light of the news). There are burglaries at businesses every day in Atlanta. But, what makes this one somewhat unique is […]",
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The Importance of Roof Security
Well, the criminals are at it again! In recent metro Atlanta crime news, I saw an article about a business burglary at the Ambush Boarding Company (interesting name in light of the news). There are burglaries at businesses every day in Atlanta. But, what makes this one somewhat unique is that the burglars climbed onto the roof and entered the business through the ceiling. For more details about the burglary, you can view the article online at the Marietta Daily Journal:
Unfortunately, it is not that uncommon for burglars to enter a business from the roof or to steal objects (such as air conditioners) from your roof. Is your roof protected? There are a number of tools that can be used to protect a roof and ceiling from unlawful entry. Videofied is one product that can be used. You can see our previous blog entry to learn how Videofied works in more detail. Essentially, the system uses MotionViewers that record short video clips when motion is detected and transmits them to our monitoring center so that an alarm monitoring center agent can review the video to determine if there is a crime in progress. It is a very effective video verification system. You can see some actual Videofied video clips on our YouTube page.
Another tool that can be used to protect a business is conventional motion detection as part of a commercial alarm system. Outdoor motion detectors can be installed on the roof to identify movement before a crook can enter the business. And, indoor motion detectors can be installed inside a suspended ceiling to catch those who make it through the roof.
To protect air conditioning systems on the roofs of buildings from theft, we have a great tool from Honeywell security called a Wireless Asset Protection sensor. This is a wireless, battery-powered security sensor that can be attached to anything that you wish to protect and which will report an alarm if that object is moved.
So, while the unfortunate owners at Ambush Boarding Company didn’t have a security system at their business, there are tools that can help them protect their assets in the future. The shame of it is the Ambush Boarding Company had a burglary about eight weeks prior to this one and chose not to install a commercial security system. Maybe now they will put some of these great security tools to work.
-Scott Hightower
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"content_plain": "The Importance of Roof Security Well, the criminals are at it again! In recent metro Atlanta crime news, I saw an article about a business burglary at the Ambush Boarding Company (interesting name in light of the news). There are burglaries at businesses every day in Atlanta. But, what makes this one somewhat unique is that the burglars climbed onto the roof and entered the business through the ceiling. For more details about the burglary, you can view the article online at the Marietta Daily Journal: http://mdjonline.com/bookmark/13132030 Unfortunately, it is not that uncommon for burglars to enter a business from the roof or to steal objects (such as air conditioners) from your roof. Is your roof protected? There are a number of tools that can be used to protect a roof and ceiling from unlawful entry. Videofied is one product that can be used. You can see our previous blog entry to learn how Videofied works in more detail. Essentially, the system uses MotionViewers that record short video clips when motion is detected and transmits them to our monitoring center so that an alarm monitoring center agent can review the video to determine if there is a crime in progress. It is a very effective video verification system. You can see some actual Videofied video clips on our YouTube page. Another tool that can be used to protect a business is conventional motion detection as part of a commercial alarm system. Outdoor motion detectors can be installed on the roof to identify movement before a crook can enter the business. And, indoor motion detectors can be installed inside a suspended ceiling to catch those who make it through the roof. To protect air conditioning systems on the roofs of buildings from theft, we have a great tool from Honeywell security called a Wireless Asset Protection sensor. This is a wireless, battery-powered security sensor that can be attached to anything that you wish to protect and which will report an alarm if that object is moved. So, while the unfortunate owners at Ambush Boarding Company didn’t have a security system at their business, there are tools that can help them protect their assets in the future. The shame of it is the Ambush Boarding Company had a burglary about eight weeks prior to this one and chose not to install a commercial security system. Maybe now they will put some of these great security tools to work. -Scott Hightower ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/even-the-police-need-security/",
"title": "Even the Police Need Security",
"h1": "Even the Police Need Security",
"summary": "Innovative Security Systems Deter Crime If you ever question the need to regularly evaluate your security systems and level of protection, take a look at this recent story from the metro Atlanta crime reports: http://www.ajc.com/news/dekalb/thieves-break-into-36-935479.html The DeKalb County Police Department experienced a burglary at their maintenance facility that housed thirty-six police cars. I don’t know […]",
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Innovative Security Systems Deter Crime
If you ever question the need to regularly evaluate your security systems and level of protection, take a look at this recent story from the metro Atlanta crime reports:
The DeKalb County Police Department experienced a burglary at their maintenance facility that housed thirty-six police cars. I don’t know about you but I don’t think I would have chosen a police department facility as my primary target for a burglary. Of course, I am not a burglar. What does this say about the state of mind of the criminals in Atlanta?
This example shows us why a security guard walking a beat is not always an effective way to prevent crime. The good news is that there are better and better security products and tools available that can be used to secure your home and business against theft and burglary.
Videofied MotionViewer
One example of an innovative product that could be used to protect an outdoor vehicle yard or similar type facility is Videofied. Videofied is a system that uses MotionViewers to detect motion and to record video clips at the same time. If motion is detected when the system is armed, a ten to twenty second video clip is recorded by the MotionViewer and then transmitted to our alarm monitoring center. Our highly-trained representatives can then view the clip to determine if the motion was caused by a stray dog or if it was a burglar breaking into police cars parked in a maintenance yard. Our experience has been that the police tend to respond faster to verified crimes in progress than to non-verified alarm system signals.
Videofied is a highly-effective system that can prevent false police dispatches and can help to catch criminals in the act of committing crimes. Videofied is the only security system endorsed by the National Sheriffs’ Association.
This is a great solution that is making security more effective while also preventing false dispatches of police officers to homes and businesses that are secure. Let us know if you would like a free Videofied system demonstration.
As always, please give us feedback on these posts. If there are topics you want us to cover, let us know that too.
-Scott Hightower, Verified Security
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"content_plain": "Innovative Security Systems Deter Crime If you ever question the need to regularly evaluate your security systems and level of protection, take a look at this recent story from the metro Atlanta crime reports: http://www.ajc.com/news/dekalb/thieves-break-into-36-935479.html The DeKalb County Police Department experienced a burglary at their maintenance facility that housed thirty-six police cars. I don’t know about you but I don’t think I would have chosen a police department facility as my primary target for a burglary. Of course, I am not a burglar. What does this say about the state of mind of the criminals in Atlanta? This example shows us why a security guard walking a beat is not always an effective way to prevent crime. The good news is that there are better and better security products and tools available that can be used to secure your home and business against theft and burglary. Videofied MotionViewer One example of an innovative product that could be used to protect an outdoor vehicle yard or similar type facility is Videofied. Videofied is a system that uses MotionViewers to detect motion and to record video clips at the same time. If motion is detected when the system is armed, a ten to twenty second video clip is recorded by the MotionViewer and then transmitted to our alarm monitoring center. Our highly-trained representatives can then view the clip to determine if the motion was caused by a stray dog or if it was a burglar breaking into police cars parked in a maintenance yard. Our experience has been that the police tend to respond faster to verified crimes in progress than to non-verified alarm system signals. Videofied is a highly-effective system that can prevent false police dispatches and can help to catch criminals in the act of committing crimes. Videofied is the only security system endorsed by the National Sheriffs’ Association. If you would like to see some video clips of Videofied in action, you can visit our YouTube page at http://www.youtube.com/user/RemoteProtectionSys. This is a great solution that is making security more effective while also preventing false dispatches of police officers to homes and businesses that are secure. Let us know if you would like a free Videofied system demonstration. As always, please give us feedback on these posts. If there are topics you want us to cover, let us know that too. -Scott Hightower, Verified Security ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/fight-crime-with-facebook/",
"title": "Fight Crime with Facebook",
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"summary": "Homeowners Use Video Surveillance to Fight Crime We were sent a link to an interesting story from ABC News this past week. The story was about how homeowners are using video surveillance cameras to capture video of burglaries and other crimes at their homes and then posting the video clips on Facebook to try to […]",
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Homeowners Use Video Surveillance to Fight Crime
We were sent a link to an interesting story from ABC News this past week. The story was about how homeowners are using video surveillance cameras to capture video of burglaries and other crimes at their homes and then posting the video clips on Facebook to try to identify the bad guys. Here is the link to the story:
We believe that this really is an interesting use of social media that benefits the greater good. It is a high-tech version of neighborhood watch! The criminals need to know that breaking into someone’s home is not okay and they will be tracked down.
In Atlanta where we are located, there was another story in the local news in 2009 about a break-in that was caught on camera. The homeowners posted the video on YouTube and the criminals were caught. Score one for the good guys. This is the link to that story:
The combination of online tools such as YouTube and Facebook along with video from good video surveillance systems can be effective tools for identifying criminals. Video surveillance systems don’t have to be expensive. You can start with as little as one camera and then expand your system over time. It is another weapon in the crime-fighting arsenal!
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"content_plain": "Homeowners Use Video Surveillance to Fight Crime We were sent a link to an interesting story from ABC News this past week. The story was about how homeowners are using video surveillance cameras to capture video of burglaries and other crimes at their homes and then posting the video clips on Facebook to try to identify the bad guys. Here is the link to the story: http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/video/facebook-fight-crime-13398253 We believe that this really is an interesting use of social media that benefits the greater good. It is a high-tech version of neighborhood watch! The criminals need to know that breaking into someone’s home is not okay and they will be tracked down. In Atlanta where we are located, there was another story in the local news in 2009 about a break-in that was caught on camera. The homeowners posted the video on YouTube and the criminals were caught. Score one for the good guys. This is the link to that story: http://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta/homeowners-cops-battle-burglars-128223.html The combination of online tools such as YouTube and Facebook along with video from good video surveillance systems can be effective tools for identifying criminals. Video surveillance systems don’t have to be expensive. You can start with as little as one camera and then expand your system over time. It is another weapon in the crime-fighting arsenal! ",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/portable-electronics-are-easy-targets-for-theft/",
"title": "Portable Electronics Are Easy Targets for Theft",
"h1": "Portable Electronics Are Easy Targets for Theft",
"summary": "Security for Your Electronics Has Never Been More Important We all know that electronics are getting smaller all of the time. Televisions are flatter and lighter. Projectors are smaller and brighter. This makes them more portable and easier to steal. We regularly hear from our customers about thefts of expensive electronic devices. It is frustrating! […]",
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Security for Your Electronics Has Never Been More Important
We all know that electronics are getting smaller all of the time. Televisions are flatter and lighter. Projectors are smaller and brighter. This makes them more portable and easier to steal. We regularly hear from our customers about thefts of expensive electronic devices. It is frustrating!
But, there are ways to help prevent the theft of your electronic devices. First, try not to leave them in unattended areas. The presence of people in an area is a great deterrent to crime.
Second, there are physical means you can use to protect your equipment. The most basic is some sort of lock with a cable. These are available for laptops, televisions, projectors, and other devices that are fairly easy to carry.
Third, there are electronic means to protect your electronics. In the past, a monitored security system could protect an area where electronic hardware is stored. That would work well if all of the equipment was stored all of the time. But, it usually isn’t! Often, the equipment is in an office, classroom, or other space that the public may be able to access.
There are new options available. One such option is to use a wireless sensor to protect your electronics. As an example, Honeywell Security makes a sensor they call the Wireless Asset Protection Sensor. This is a battery-powered sensor that can be attached to anything and can be programmed to sound an alarm if the protected device is moved. It is a great option because it can be used to prevent equipment from “walking away” during regular business hours. It is a great option to protect your valuable electronics. A picture of the device is below.
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"content_plain": "Security for Your Electronics Has Never Been More Important We all know that electronics are getting smaller all of the time. Televisions are flatter and lighter. Projectors are smaller and brighter. This makes them more portable and easier to steal. We regularly hear from our customers about thefts of expensive electronic devices. It is frustrating! But, there are ways to help prevent the theft of your electronic devices. First, try not to leave them in unattended areas. The presence of people in an area is a great deterrent to crime. Second, there are physical means you can use to protect your equipment. The most basic is some sort of lock with a cable. These are available for laptops, televisions, projectors, and other devices that are fairly easy to carry. Third, there are electronic means to protect your electronics. In the past, a monitored security system could protect an area where electronic hardware is stored. That would work well if all of the equipment was stored all of the time. But, it usually isn’t! Often, the equipment is in an office, classroom, or other space that the public may be able to access. There are new options available. One such option is to use a wireless sensor to protect your electronics. As an example, Honeywell Security makes a sensor they call the Wireless Asset Protection Sensor. This is a battery-powered sensor that can be attached to anything and can be programmed to sound an alarm if the protected device is moved. It is a great option because it can be used to prevent equipment from “walking away” during regular business hours. It is a great option to protect your valuable electronics. A picture of the device is below.",
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"url": "https://verifiedsecurity.com/blog/video-verification-moves-to-the-mainstream/",
"title": "Video Verification Moves to the Mainstream",
"h1": "Video Verification Moves to the Mainstream",
"summary": "Video Verification Offers Quality Security Solutions Have you heard of video verification for security systems? If you haven’t, I predict that you will hear more about it in the future. Essentially, video verification is the process of verifying that an alarm system signal was caused by an actual intrusion or crime in progress. The concept […]",
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Video Verification Offers Quality Security Solutions
Have you heard of video verification for security systems?
If you haven’t, I predict that you will hear more about it in the future. Essentially, video verification is the process of verifying that an alarm system signal was caused by an actual intrusion or crime in progress. The concept has been around for quite some time but newer technologies are making it easier to implement.
The way it works is that an operator at an alarm monitoring center can log into a video system over the Internet to look at live video that was triggered by an alarm event (door opening, motion detection, glass breakage detection, etc.). The operator can use the live video surveillance feed to determine if there is an actual crime in progress or if it is a false alarm (cat, mouse, cat chasing mouse, etc.).
Why is this important? Most importantly, this approach to security reduces false alarm dispatches to the police department and lets the police focus on those alarm calls where there is a verified crime in progress. A call to the police has a higher priority when a crime in progress has been verified!
Traditionally, the alarm system owner has had to give access to its video surveillance or CCTV cameras to the monitoring company that monitors his or her security system. This is still an option available for video verification. But, there are newer technologies that make this process easier.
One of the newer technologies is called Videofied and is sold through security companies like ours. A Videofied system uses wireless MotionViewers to capture clips of alarm events when motion is detected and send them to the monitoring center so the operator can see what triggered the motion.
If the operator sees paper blowing in the wind, there is no dispatch to the police. If the operator sees a crime in progress, the police get the call.
To see some actual Videofied clips of crimes in progress, visit our YouTube channel. To learn more about this technology and to get a free demonstration, please contact us.
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"content_plain": "Video Verification Offers Quality Security Solutions Have you heard of video verification for security systems? If you haven’t, I predict that you will hear more about it in the future. Essentially, video verification is the process of verifying that an alarm system signal was caused by an actual intrusion or crime in progress. The concept has been around for quite some time but newer technologies are making it easier to implement. The way it works is that an operator at an alarm monitoring center can log into a video system over the Internet to look at live video that was triggered by an alarm event (door opening, motion detection, glass breakage detection, etc.). The operator can use the live video surveillance feed to determine if there is an actual crime in progress or if it is a false alarm (cat, mouse, cat chasing mouse, etc.). Why is this important? Most importantly, this approach to security reduces false alarm dispatches to the police department and lets the police focus on those alarm calls where there is a verified crime in progress. A call to the police has a higher priority when a crime in progress has been verified! Traditionally, the alarm system owner has had to give access to its video surveillance or CCTV cameras to the monitoring company that monitors his or her security system. This is still an option available for video verification. But, there are newer technologies that make this process easier. One of the newer technologies is called Videofied and is sold through security companies like ours. A Videofied system uses wireless MotionViewers to capture clips of alarm events when motion is detected and send them to the monitoring center so the operator can see what triggered the motion. If the operator sees paper blowing in the wind, there is no dispatch to the police. If the operator sees a crime in progress, the police get the call. To see some actual Videofied clips of crimes in progress, visit our YouTube channel. To learn more about this technology and to get a free demonstration, please contact us.",
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