In the ever-changing world of security technology, evolution is taking place at a faster pace than ever before. Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning are revamping the way we protect our homes and families, our businesses, assets and employees. The new smart systems are not just observing, they are processing the information and making informed predictions.

Envision a future where security cameras do more than just capture — they comprehend. Where access control systems not only permit or block but also foresee. This isn’t the future; it’s the exciting reality of AI- and ML-powered security tech. So, what can these intelligent systems achieve? And maybe even more crucial: what are their limitations?

The Impact of Perception

Traditional systems merely view/record, AI Intelligent systems understand and comprehend situations. It can distinguish between a curious customer and a potential shoplifter in your store. It can see and understand if a hospital patient is at risk of a fall. It can access unusual traffic patterns that may signal an impending incident.

These intelligent systems enhance human roles, allowing security teams to excel at empathy-driven decision-making without the fatigue of constant monitoring.

Anticipating Threats

AI and ML in security revolutionize how we approach safety by not waiting for an incident to happen, but actively working to prevent the incident from ever happening.

Imagine a smart video system installed in a retail environment: it’s watching and analyzing for shoplifting behavior and it’s also analyzing traffic flow patterns to help managers to optimize layout patterns to increase security, efficiency and sales.

While not infallible… AI can’t predict the future, but it can reveal patterns that may escape human notice, providing security teams with invaluable insights on potential issues.

elevate security operations

In today’s world of budget constraints and the need for heightened security systems, AI and ML are revolutionary. They empower teams to enhance effectiveness without increasing headcount. Here’s some ways that smart systems elevate security operations:

• Automated Monitoring: AI continuously monitors countless video feeds from single or multiple sources and flags only the critical events that require human intervention.
• Intelligent Dispatching: ML learns patterns to send the right response effortlessly.
• Predictive Maintenance: AI predicts equipment failures, minimizing downtime. These innovations transform operations into strategic powerhouses!

Staying ahead of the curve

Forest Security has always known that in order to provide the best security protection to our customers, our entire staff must stay on top of cutting-edge technology.  We offer all of our clients’ intelligent security solutions that also can provide actionable business intelligence, improve operational efficiency, and enhance overall safety

Limitations

There is an enormous potential for AL and ML enhanced security systems but the bottom line is no matter how smart, machines are not human. While AI can process more data much faster than any person could, it can’t understand the nuanced reasons behind it. Most importantly, AI can’t make ethical judgments or handle complex, unpredictable human interactions.

The human element is critical to effective security strategy which combines AI’s tireless vigilance and processing power with human operators’ judgment, empathy, and adaptability.

Integration is Key

The true power of AI and ML in security lies not in individual smart devices but in completely integrated systems. Video surveillance, access control, perimeter security, and various peripheral devices must work together, sharing data and insights, the result is a security ecosystem greater than the sum of its parts.

The key the ability of different devices to communicate and work together seamlessly. This is where integrated solutions, like Forest’s, shine, creating a truly customized and effective security solution.

The Road Ahead

As we look to the future, the potential applications of AI and ML in security seem endless. From facial recognition systems that can identify persons of interest to predictive analytics that can forecast and prevent security incidents before they occur, the possibilities are both exciting and, to some, daunting.

But as we embrace these new technologies, we must also grapple with important questions about privacy, data security, and the ethical use of AI. The challenge for the security industry will be to harness the power of these technologies while ensuring they’re used responsibly and in ways that respect individual rights and societal values.

For security professionals, integrator s, and end-users alike, the message is clear: the future of security is intelligent, integrated, and proactive. Understanding and embracing AI and ML technologies can create safer, more efficient spaces that protect and enhance our daily lives.

Phishing attacks have increased over the past five years more than 150%! In 2024, phishing was the second most common cause of data breaches and the most expensive averaging $4.91 million in breach-related costs.

You are just finishing up all your work on a late Friday afternoon when you receive an email from IT “Download ASAP – Critical Security Update”. You feel good that you were still in the office to take care of this before you left for the weekend.

When you arrive on Monday morning, you are informed there has been a serious data breech. Malicious software/malware was downloaded and installed on a company computer allowing cyber criminals to steal confidential customer information.

How did this happen?.. You got phished!

Phishing is a cyber attack that exploits human behavior to gain access to personal information or get you to install malware on your computer. Phishing messages often look like they’re coming from a trusted source—like your bank or someone you work with—and they usually create a sense of urgency so that you act quickly, without thinking.

Luckily, phishing scams only can work if you let yourself fall for them. The power is in your hands; follow the five tips below to keep you and your business protected.

Slow Down – Be Vigilant

Does your accountant email you asking for the digits to your company Mastercard? Does your bank ever reach out to you because they forgot your login and password? Does a new acquaintance on Linkedin typically ask for a business loan? The answer to all of these questions is no, they do not.

Phishing attacks work because we don’t stop to think about what we’re doing. The best way to prevent them? Slow down and keep a healthy level of skepticism. If you get an email, text, or social media message and something doesn’t seem quite right, don’t reply immediately.

Double Check Source

By resisting the urge to respond immediately, you’ve taken away the scammer’s biggest asset: the sense of urgency. The next step is to dig a little deeper and see if the message is real. How do you do that? Here are a few suggestions:

• Check the sender’s email address or social media profile: Phishers often use email addresses that look similar to legitimate ones but have slight misspellings or extra characters. Similarly, social media usernames may look off and their profiles may be incomplete, have few followers, and little engagement (likes and comments).

• Hover over links before clicking: Hover your mouse over links to see the actual URL before clicking. Ensure it matches the legitimate website’s address. For example, if the email is supposedly from your bank, go to your bank’s website directly to check the URL.

• Look for red flags: Phishing scam artists will try to create a sense of urgency or fear. Also, messages may contain spelling mistakes, poor grammar, or awkward phrasing.

Never Download Attachments from Unknown or Unexpected Source

If you get an email or direct message and you’re not sure about the sender, don’t click on any attachments. Getting you to download files is a great way for criminals to spread malware, and it’s not worth taking the risk.

If an email from a known contact contains an unexpected attachment, verify its legitimacy before opening it by calling or emailing that contact directly.

Use Security Software and Keep it Up To Date

Phishing often involves spamming thousands of people with emails in the hopes that one or two will fall for the trick. Antivirus software can help detect and block malicious emails and attachments.

Report Suspicious Messages

Phishing works by manipulating our emotions, and one of those emotions is shame. Many people who are victims of phishing attacks never report the crime to authorities because they feel foolish for getting tricked. But this behavior plays right into cyber criminals’ hands. If you get scammed, or even if you get a suspicious message, report it straight away.

• To IT: Report suspicious work emails to your IT or security team.

• To your email provider: If you receive a phishing email to your personal email address, report it to your provider using their built-in reporting features.

• To your social media platform: Similarly, if you receive a suspicious direct message, flag it.

• To organizations: If the email supposedly came from your bank or other trusted company, contact those organizations directly to let them know.

• To authorities: If you fall victim to a phishing attack and are facing financial loss, identity theft, threats, or suspect organized criminal activity, report it to the police as soon as possible. It may be part of a larger attack!

Now you have the information to recognize phishing scams and stop them in their tracks. Please share these insights with your team to help everyone stay secure!

Stop intruders in their tracks with an AI-powered crime prevention solution, AI Deterrence (AID) Autonomous Audio Response Service. AID combines innovative AI with Alarm.com’s industry-leading Video Analytics to deliver AI-generated neural-synthesized voice as your first line of defense against intruders.

AID responds to trespassers and calls out what they are wearing, what color their clothes are, and their location on a property. Its adaptive verbal warnings create the impression of a live operator response but at a lower cost and latency than traditional operator-initiated Two-Way Talkdown.

AID can be configured as part of any recording rule. When used alongside Remote Video Monitoring services, AID helps build a moat of protection around your home or business.

Innovation in Action

A unique service that uses AI to responds to intruders, analyze surroundings, and deliver custom verbal warnings.

Proactive Crime Prevention

AID creates the perception of live monitoring and provides a first line of defense—acting as a force multiplier with existing video security systems.

Cost-Effective Protection

AID’s innovative verbal response capability deters intruders at both a lower cost and faster response time than traditional Talkdown.

The following cameras support AID:

If you are an iPhone user, Apple has recently given the option to better secure your iCloud data. Everything in your account is protected, including photos, videos, documents, messages, and more.

Using end-to-end encryption, Advanced Data Protection safeguards your data. No one can access your data, so even if there is ever a security breach at Apple, your data will still be safe. The only way to get to your iCloud will be through your personal Apple ID password. Apple will not be able to retrieve or access your data.

Lock down your iCloud data to prevent unauthorized access and safeguard your Apple ID against data breaches.

Advanced Data Protection uses end-to-end encryption to protect your iCloud data.

When your data is encrypted, you will only be able to access it with your Apple ID and password.

Advanced Data Protection depends on you never forgetting your password, so consider whether this advanced level of protection is necessary for you before enabling.

Keep in mind that Advanced Data Protection uses end-to-end encryption.  This means that your iCloud will be locked down, and only you will be able to access it. That means if you forget your password, you’ll be locked out, and Apple will not be able to help unless you’ve set up a recovery contact or a recovery key.

With that in mind, you should carefully consider if you’ll be able to remember your password. Once you’re confident that iCloud Advanced Data Protection is something you want to enable, you can do so by going into your iPhone settings:

1 – Open the Settings app, and tap on your name at the top of the screen.

2 – Tap iCloud.

3 – Scroll down and tap Advanced Data Protection.

4 – Tap Turn on Advanced Data Protection.

5 – If you haven’t set up Account Recovery, you will be prompted to now. Tap Set Up Account Recovery.

6 – Tap Add Recovery Contact.

7 – Tap Add Recovery Contact again.

8 – If you use Family Sharing you will likely see some of your family members as recovery contacts. You can also tap Choose someone else to select a different contact.

9 – Tap Next.

10 – Follow the on-screen prompts to finish setting up your Recovery Contact.

11 – You can also add a Recovery Key, though if you already added a Recovery Contact it is not required to use Advanced Data Protection.

12 – If you want to set up a Recovery Key, tap the toggle next to Recovery Key.

13 – Tap Use Recovery Key.

14 – After you enter your iPhone passcode, your Recovery Key will be displayed. Write this down and keep it in a secure place, as you will need this key to get back into your Apple account if you lose your password. Tap Continue once you have written it down.

15 – You will then be required to enter your Recovery Key.

16 – Once you have your Recovery Contact and/or your Recovery Key added, tap Turn on Advanced Data Protection again and follow the on-screen prompts to finish enabling Advanced Data Protection.

Once you finish the setup process, your iCloud data will be encrypted, and only you will have access to it. Please note, that if you currently use any devices that do not support Advanced Data Protection, you’ll need to log out of those devices. For example, if your MacBook is on macOS Catalina and your iPhone is on iOS 16.2, you won’t be able to use your Apple ID on your MacBook anymore when you turn on Advanced Data Protection.

Original post by By Rhett Intriago – iPhone Life

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Your iPhone has quite a few built-in safety features that are designed to help keep you safe. Take a closer look at the iPhone‌ options you can enable to help protect yourself.

Stolen Device Protection on iPhone

Last year, the Wall Street Journal reported about a problem with iPhone pass-codes stating: iPhone thieves across the country are locking people out of their Apple and iCloud accounts and gaining access to Apple Pay and bank apps, draining them of thousands of dollars—sometimes before victims even know what happened. Link to report here below:

That was before Stolen Device Protection. iOS 17.3 or later

You can use Stolen Device Protection to protect against the instance if someone has stolen your iPhone and stolen passcode. Stolen Device Protection prevents the person from performing critical device and Apple ID account operations (like changing your device passcode or Apple ID password) by requiring biometric authentication with Face ID or Touch ID with no passcode fallback.

When Stolen Device Protection is turned on, more sensitive operations require a Security Delay: a successful Face ID or Touch ID, an hour wait, then an additional successful biometric authentication. Security Delay helps prevent someone from making changes to settings that can lock you out of your iPhone or Apple ID account. These measures help protect your device and account, and give you more time to turn on Lost Mode using the Find My app or Find Devices on iCloud.com.

Messages Check In

If you’re going out somewhere, you can use the Check In feature in Messages to let a trusted friend or family member know where you’re going and when you should arrive.

When you head out, turn on Check In, and it will keep track of your progress. If you stop along the way, Messages will ping you to see what’s going on, and if you do not respond, helpful information like your battery level, location, route traveled, location of last ‌iPhone‌ unlock, and cellular status will be shared with the trusted person.

Check In is a feature that ensures someone is keeping an eye on you from afar, and if you’re in an accident, or otherwise in trouble, it gives detailed information that can be used to find you.

Use Find My

You can also give a trusted friend or family member access to your location through the ‌Find My‌ app. Go to ‌Find My‌, choose the People tab, and tap Share My Location.

With the iPhone 15 and the second-generation Ultra Wideband chip, ‌Find My‌ can be used to track down your friends in a crowd if you’re in a crowded place like a concert venue. Note that both parties will need to have an ‌iPhone 15‌ model.

Medical ID

Make sure your medical information is up to date in the Health app. Tap on your profile and then go to Medical ID to update your information.

This is a quick way for someone to see your name, age, allergies, and emergency contacts, and it’s data that can be viewed when your ‌iPhone‌ is locked.

Safety Check

It’s a good idea to use the ‌iPhone‌’s Safety Check feature every now and then to see who you’re sharing data with and who can track you. Open up the Settings app, go to Privacy and Security, scroll down, and tap on Safety Check.

In an emergency, you can use the Emergency Reset option, but for a check up, you’ll want to tap on Manage Sharing & Access. It will show you who can see your location, which apps have access to your location data, who you share photo albums with, who you share notes with, all devices logged in to your ‌Apple ID‌, and more.

Other Features to Know About

• Emergency SOS – If you press and hold on the side button and either volume button on the ‌iPhone‌, you can call emergency services surreptitiously. There’s also an option to press five times on the side button to call, which is an even easier method. Adjust your SOS settings by going to Settings > Emergency SOS.
• Emergency SOS on Apple Watch – To contact emergency services on the Apple Watch, hold down the side button until the emergency call slider appears, and then drag it to make the call.
• Crash Detection – Crash Detection contacts local emergency services if a crash is detected. It’s on by default, but double check that it’s enabled under Settings > Emergency SOS > Call After Severe Crash.
• Satellite SOS – In a remote area where you don’t have signal, you can use satellite connectivity to get help in an emergency. It’s a feature available on the iPhone 14 and 15 models, and note that you will need to be outside and have a line of sight to the sky for the best connectivity.
• Use Siri – You can ask Siri to call 911 (or your local emergency number).
• Text 911 – Need to get help while staying quiet? You can text 911 in the United States by opening up the Messages app and typing 911 in the “To” field. This works on Apple Watch too.

You are starting a small business. There are so many decisions to make and it’s easy to get stuck second guessing yourself on just about everything. Costs are always higher than anticipated, so you’re looking for the best place to keep them in line. The one place not to sacrifice is your business security:

You’ve seen the consumer priced cameras at the big box stores and many can be bought for under $100. What else should you really need? You can put up a few cameras and be done with it. Well, this is much more complex than you would think.

What makes business level devices different than consumer level devices?

Durability

Of course, Business level cameras need to be built with extreme durability in mind. They have to withstand continuous use and extreme weather conditions when mounted in difficult locations. Consumer grade cameras are not generally under continuous use and when mounted outdoors, usually have some environmental protection to help extend their lifespan. Even so, they don’t hold up as long as commercial grade devices and need to be replaced more often which leads to higher costs over their lifespan.

Scalability

Selecting a business-grade surveillance system at the start-up is important for enhanced scalability and customization in your security setup. Consumer cameras just can’t compete when it comes to handling complex deployments. While household cameras may work in a group, they have restrictions on the number and type of features they can support. Don’t settle for limited compatibility – invest in a system that can truly meet your business security needs.

Features

Consumer grade entry-level cameras provide basic functions with minimal customization and varying feature access dependent upon the subscription level chosen. This tiered approach is also found in professional surveillance cameras, but with offering advanced features like high-definition video, smart analytics, and remote monitoring capabilities, which are all essential tools for your business.

Business-grade cameras need to be spec’d higher in order to give you superior image quality, coverage range, low-light visibility, and motion detection. This is so important f the areas that need to be monitored don’t have consistent lighting and if you need to monitor large areas.

Reliability

When it comes to security cameras, there’s a clear distinction between those used by consumers and those used by businesses. Consumer cameras usually rely on Wi-Fi for easy setup, while business cameras prioritize physical network connections for enhanced reliability and security. In fact, some business cameras even come equipped with ruggedized or waterproof ports for added durability. Additionally, business cameras often support Power over Ethernet (PoE) operation, making installation easier and reducing the need for multiple cable runs. It’s all about finding the right camera to meet your specific security needs, whether at home or in a professional setting.

Price

Affordable Consumer grade cameras may seem appealing, but don’t overlook the power of business-level options! While consumer cameras may save you money upfront, commercial systems offer advanced features that can truly elevate your security game. Sure, consumer cameras are great for basic property monitoring, but business cameras come with dedicated software and extra functionality that can make a huge impact on your business operations. Don’t settle for less when it comes to securing your business and employees.

No matter what video surveillance package you need when starting up a new business, we can work with you to customize to all your specifications and budget.

Give us a call today at 708-452-2000 or contact us on the form below for more information and a free security analysis and proposal.

For alarm verification and property awareness

A Wi-Fi sensing plug that offers whole-home presence detection.  It’s the first of its kind to be integrated into the Forest 911 ecosystem.

How Wi-Fi sensing works

• Plugs work together via Wi-Fi to create a Wi-Fi sensing zone
• Motion is detected when the Wi-Fi signal between devices is disrupted
• Wi-Fi motion can validate PIR motion sensors and suspected presence in the home

How it’s different from traditional PIR Motion Sensor

• Provides broader coverage than PIR motion sensor (floor/home) but at lower precision
• Reaches blind spots and rooms not outfitted with security sensors

Wi-Fi sensing for enhanced home awareness

• Wi-Fi motion is included in the your app to help you make informed decisions about a potential security threat
• Alerts if motion is detected when you are away from home

Wi-Fi sensing for Visual Verification

• Wi-Fi motion will not be used to trigger an alarm
• Motion status is displayed as additional information on the Visual Verification portal when an alarm-triggering event occurs (e.g. incorrect code entered at panel or camera detected a person outside a residence)
• Provides extra context for Central Monitoring Station operators to assess situations more accurately

Standard plug functionality

• Provides standard plug functionality and can be remotely controlled via the mobile app
• Easy automation with rules, schedules, and Scenes

Specifications

Recommended three plugs to form a Wi-Fi sensing zone, covering approximately 1,000 sq. ft (100 sq. m)

• Works best for:

+ Single-family homes
+ Pets under 50 lbs

Our Video Cameras Just became More Intelligent With Familiar Vehicle Notifications for Video Analytics

With Familiar Vehicle Notifications for Video Analytics, you can know exactly whose cars are coming and going. Familiar Vehicle Notifications for Video Analytics lets you identify familiar vehicles and receive customized alerts when either known or unknown cars are detected. Set up is quick and easy—you create a vehicle detection recording rule and then identify your vehicle(s) to train the system and begin receiving alerts. You can also respond to unfamiliar cars and proactively deter unwanted visitors by manually triggering a warning sound from the app.

Requirements

• A video service package that supports Video Analytics
• A compatible ADC video camera

Feature details

Train your system to identify up to 5 “familiar” vehicles and receive SMS, email, or push notifications when your system identifies known or unknown vehicles.

Limitations

1. The vehicle must be fully in view of the camera and not obstructed.
2. Cameras will not be able to distinguish between vehicles of similar model and color.
3. Changes in lighting, weather, and night vision can have an impact on accuracy. Ensure to enroll images of familiar vehicle during the day, twilight, and at night in IR mode.
4. Detections will only occur on analytics clips where a vehicle detection occurred. Event triggered clips or Other clips will not work.
5. Familiar vehicle detection is intended to work with subjects 20 feet or closer to the camera.  Vehicles farther away will have less detail that can be distinguished and may lead to inaccurate detections.
6. Familiar vehicle detection works by analyzing the thumbnail snapshot, the entire clip is not analyzed.

Note: The thumbnail snapshot is the same image that’s included in notifications.

Intended use:

Familiar Vehicle Notifications for Video Analytics is meant for monitoring distinct vehicles entering driveways, parking spaces, or garages at low speed and within 20 feet of camera.

Important: Familiar Vehicle Notifications for Video Analytics is not intended for monitoring street traffic or parking lots

Quick and Easy Set Up

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This upgraded video management experience for mobile helps you engage with your video system like never before. New and updated screens help you check in on your cameras at a glance, zero in on issues, and run through basic troubleshooting. You can continue to access existing functionality like account-wide device management and recording rules.

What’s New

Manage devices with ease: See a list of devices on your account and jump right to specific cameras.

Review hardware types: Review hardware and firmware versions, as well as internet connection type.

Check device status: Quickly see if a device is online and check how strong the internet signal strength is.

Adjust video settings: adjust settings like audio and LED behavior.

Additional information:

An upgraded Video Device Settings screen lists all cameras installed on your account

New Device Overview screens show camera status and model, while also linking to key settings

Settings now accessible for the mobile app include general settings, network settings, video configuration, and audio settings

Key use cases

Quick check in: Hasan owns a large home, which he has outfitted with multiple cameras. He likes that he can quickly check in on the status of each device right from the app.

Weak Wi-Fi signal: Frank is a homeowner with several Wi-Fi cameras installed at his home. While checking in on his pet from work, he notices one of his indoor cameras is offline. He checks the history of connectivity and sees that the camera has frequently experienced poor connection. This tells him he may need to install a Wi-Fi repeater in his home.

Remote issue resolution: Sam has an issue with her video doorbell not capturing activity in her driveway. She calls her service provider’s customer support and asks to be walked through some troubleshooting steps. The operator shows her how to check her doorbell’s General Settings and they determine that having a wedge mount installed will give her a better viewing angle.

Multi-Camera Live View Streaming for Mobile

You can now view up to four live video streams at once from the dashboard card and landscape view in the app. Swipe to see additional live video streams or select the All Cameras group from the drop-down, for easy access to a group view. This feature is available for all ADC cameras, including video doorbells, and helps users keep better tabs on their properties when they’re on the go. The mobile viewing experience aligns with the existing web experience and includes the ability to filter by groups and view four live streams simultaneously.

Additional information

Filter by group–for example, “Outdoor Cameras” or “Front of House”

Easily configure camera groups from the video settings including deleting, modifying and creating new groups. Note: The All Camera group cannot be edited

Tap feed for single camera full-screen view; tap grid icon to return to the multi-camera layout

Two-Way Audio, pan-tilt-zoom, and record clip are still available for single camera view

Key use cases

Small Business: Sarah owns a chain of popular ice cream restaurants. She wants to be able to quickly check in on each location while on the go. She loves that she can now check live video in the app and see most cameras on each property at once. She also likes that she can filter for indoor cameras or outdoor cameras using camera groups.

At Home: Marshall lives in North Carolina but owns a vacation home in south Florida. After a hurricane blows through, he wants to check in on the property to see if there is any damage. He likes that he can easily view four cameras to survey for damage. Since he’s mostly concerned with damage to the property around his home (e.g. fallen trees), he quickly creates camera groups to view only outdoor cameras.

AI (artificial intelligence) is everywhere and across every platform especially security. Skepticism remains around accuracy. This is likely due to the fact that all AI is not equally smart. So, what makes AI smart and what are the benefits of truly smart AI for use in the video security industry?

It all starts with technology processing power. The more data, or information, an AI system has to evaluate, the more precise it can be with its conclusion. Simple AI uses a smaller set of algorithm sequencing data to form its outcome which is less precise and leads to a higher level of error. Highly intelligent AI has billions of layers of data point sequences which leads to a much more precise outcome and eliminates virtually all error.

AI has made the most significant contribution to the security industry. The security industry started with a basic intrusion system. If the system was tripped, we had to physically go to the property to see what happened.

Then came video verification. Now, you could view your cameras to see what was happening. The video cameras became part of the monitoring system itself. When it picked up movement, it sent out a notification. Unfortunately, most of these notifications were false alarms. The camera picked up shadow movement or an insect buzzing by.

Next improvement was AI. It could filter out many of these false alarm scenarios, but this was still not accurate as it could be. We still received many false notifications.

Now we have truly brilliant AI that will actually suppress almost all false alert notifications. This is so important as we all know how costly false alarms can be.

This all sounds very costly, but the good news is many times, you won’t have to replace your current cameras. Many are compatible with new technology system integration. There are several cost-effective options available to give you a truly intelligent video surveillance system.

With your new intelligent system, you won’t be alerted if a spider crawls onto your camera lens but will be if a person breaches your perimeter. Security teams will be able to concentrate on real issues and not if a squirrel runs along your back fence. AI works with your security team to help lighten the distractions of false notifications so they can concentrate on the important details.

Call us today to learn more about our cost effective solutions and how we can install or upgrade your video surveillance system to  help secure your business, employees and customers. 708-452-2000