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Security guard caught soliciting bribes.

Security guard caught soliciting bribes.

Caught Red Handed

A successful business is not built overnight. It takes many hours of hard work, sacrifice, and determination to make a name for yourself. Why then would you leave all this in the hands of one person?

Though not all guards are corrupt, they are still human and prone to error. Guards normally work long hours in a very tedious workplace. Eventually, they need to find something to make more money or at least make their jobs more interesting.




We are heading into an age of technology and automation. With each era we are faced with different types of crimes thus security is always changing. So why not change with the times?

Off-Site Monitoring is the future

We do not want to replace your security, but rather enhance their facility to automate the process and ensure the work is being done properly. We can automate many systems such as remote gate access, stock control, barcode scanning, box-counting, and weight control. Remote-Off Site Monitoring is fully automated, thus leaving no room for human error, bribery, or holdups.

WATCH: SECURITY GUARD CAUGHT RED HANDED.

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Beam blocking

Beam blocking

South Africa Criminals find it very easy to steal the security beams that are meant to keep them out.

Security measures are normally put in place as a deterrent from break-ins and theft. So what do you do when the very security devices meant to keep unwanted visitors out, are now seen as a small inconvenience and can be disabled with ease. Security beams have been targeted as they are easily seen from the street. Criminals can physically see where the blind spots are as well as the height of the beams. More and more criminals find leopard crawling on your stomach is a foolproof way of getting into a property undetected.

What other options are there besides beams?

Understanding the difference between beams and trip wires.

Beams

Beams are sensors that are mounted to the walls and show a red light when they are activated. If you are in an area with beams you will see the light turn on and know that you have been picked up by the alarm. This form of security is not obsolete, however, tripwires are a better deterrent. Beams are visible and can be stolen, bypassed or tampered with allowing perpetrators to enter your property or bypass the alarm remaining undetected. Beams will pick up the motion of anything that passes by the sensor and can result in false alarms if your pets or any other animal passes through that area.


Tripwires.

Tripwires are lines of access that are marked out on the CCTV camera from the control room. These lines, unlike beams,  are not seen outside of the control room giving your property the best form of protection against perpetrators. Tripwires are “drawn” onto the cameras and can be changed at any time. Line Crossing detects a moving object which crosses the defined line. Entry/exit direction can be defined and the line can be drawn in any direction and work day and night. Tripwires are integrated into the camera thus allowing the operator to determine if the threat is positive – being an intruder, or negative – being a pet or any other animal.

CCTV installation

CCTV installation

Using existing CCTV camera

We can interface and integrate any existing cameras and alarm systems with our own. It does not have to be the newest and greatest. We will use what you have, so there is no worry about totally replacing all systems and wasting money.

Using contractors

We have our own dedicated team of contractors to install your CCTV and alarm systems. With us installing all systems ourselves we can insure with the utmost confidence that all camera are installed properly that not only is up to our high-quality standards but also adheres to the SEMS standards. We maintain all our systems from Masina to Cape Town.

Armed response

We are not an armed response company. We are an installation and monitoring company. We have clients all over the country and can not petrol each one, instead, we link up with your existing armed response team or we find a reputable response company that petrol in your area. The advantage of this would be if we are monitoring we can detect and pinpoint exactly where the threat is instead of the armed response searching for it and whether the perpetrator is inside the building or if they need to do an area sweep.

 

 

 

What is VOIP?

What is VOIP?

What is VOIP and how does it work?

VOIP stands for Voice Over Internet Protocol and it is generally used to deter perpetrators for entering a secured area. 

Remote Off-Site Monitoring believe prevention is better than cure. When a perpetrator comes close to the building an alarm is triggered and an operator in the control room will come over the VOIP system and let them know they are being watched and this serves as a verbal warning. This normally deters the threat and they runoff. If they continue to advance to the building armed response is dispatched and the owner is notified that there is an unauthorised body on the premises.

 ” He hasn’t even entered the site and  we have already  detected him”

This also works if there are levels of security access and someone who does not have clearance enters a zone in which they should not be. A controller will then remind them that they are not allowed in that area and they should return to their section of clearance.

VOIP is not only used for access control and perpetrator deterrence. It can also be used as an added safety check. A construction site for example. If a worker is not wearing a hard hat or safety protocol is not being followed they will be reminded from our control rooms.

Monitoring your private home

Monitoring your private home

Getting CCTV for your home.

 

The conventional way of thinking when it comes to other security suppliers is if you install an alarm system in your house, or maybe an electric fence on the outside, and you have an armed response company ,you feel that’s all you need to do to protect your family.

Our question is “is it enough?” 

If you look at the current crime rate, the criminals seem to get past those systems. They can easily breach an electric fence.They get through the alarm system and attack people in their own home.

 

There must be a more advanced way of addressing this issue. 

Site evaluation:

 

  • Evaluate the site.
  • Evaluate the threats
  • The angel of threat, where would it come from, where would the perpetrator gain access from.

CCTV:

  • We install analytical cameras.
  • Analytical camera have the ability to create a trip wire effect around the entire vicinity.

Monitoring:

  • Before anyone is able to get near the vicinity an alarm will be triggered. We will receive and early warning.
  • we evaluate the threat. Is it someone walking past or is someone trying to break in.
  • Alert occupants of house that we have detected someone outside, Use VOIP to notify perpetrators we are watching them, as well as dispatch armed response.

Our Philosophy

“If a perpetrator is already inside the property, it is too late.”

Roy Wyman