CTV News Windsor reported a rise in Construction Site thefts. They turned to Security ONE to speak about our latest technology, Video Verification, as the best solution available. Click the video to see the story on CTV News!
Tag: Commercial Security
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Video Verification
Security ONE’s Video verification service is designed literally to catch more criminals. Video verification is not a replacement for, nor a substitute for a camera system. It is a supplement. Our video verification equipment sends a real-time video to the central station when motion is detected. When one of 5-Diamond certified Central Station operators dispatches the police when video has verified a crime in progress, the police consider that to be a “Priority 1” dispatch.
It is an alarm system like you’ve never seen before. With a verified response, police see more arrests and reduced crime. Ultimately, this means you see fewer losses and that leads to more peace of mind.
Verification is especially important because it determines whether an alarm is legitimate or not. Police are able to treat a verified alarm as a crime in progress.Here’s the best part – Security ONE’s video verification system is completely wireless and, with a battery life of up to 5 years, requires no power to run.
To learn more about our video verification solutions, call 1-800-265-5317, or just CLICK HERE.
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Video Verification
If we told you we had a solution to reduce false alarms, increase police response times AND catch more bad guys, would that be of interest to you?
A normal alarm, when dispatched to police, has a priority 2 level.
When an alarm is verified by actual video at time a crime is being committed, has a Priority 1 level when dispatching police.
With our Video Verification system, you don’t need any power source. You can monitor virtualy any location any where. When the alarm comes into the Monitoring Station, so does a clip of the video. Central station operators then verify if a person has breached the perimeter or if something else set off the motion viewer.
To more about this incredible technology, call 1-800-265-5317, or just CLICK HERE.
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Video Verification
Security ONE’s focus has always been on residential and small commercial security applications. What really sets us apart from the competition is that we custom design your security system to fit YOUR needs, not ours.
New technology is making security very exciting, in particular, video verification. Expensive or high end merchandise – especially when small enough to conceal – can put a home or business at higher risk of a break in. Security ONE is able to offer cost effective solutions tailor-made for each environment.
Video verification s a cloud-based service that lets video events trigger alarms. By providing video clips to our Central Monitoring Station, the software allows our operators to dispatch the proper emergency authorities.
To learn more about our video surveillance solutions, call 1-800-265-5317, or just CLICK HERE.
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Phone Line Cut During Burglary
Sometime late Saturday night or early Sunday morning of November 22nd, an unknown suspect forced their way into the Wheatley Arena on Erie Street North.
Once inside, the suspect damaged the ATM machine, a safe and entered the canteen area and stole a quantity of cash.
The police investigation revealed that the area phone lines had been cut disrupting service to local residents costing over $5000 in repair costs. Damage to the arena and ATM is over $3000
If you have any information regarding this or any other crime please call CRIME STOPPERS at 519-351-8477, or 1-800-222-8477, text CRIMES (274637) keyword CKCS, or email your tip.
HERE is a link to the story.
Security ONE was able to provide a solution in this case. By adding a Cellular Communication Module to the security system, you no longer rely on the service of a third party (like the phone company). Further, you no longer rely on the actual line coming off the pole, which can be cut accidentally or on purpose – which was the case at the arena.
To add a Cellular Communication Module to your security system, call 1-800-265-5317 or just CLICK HERE.
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Cameras And NVR’s
NVRs now have up to 8TB, providing enough space to store and archive your video surveillance footage. Just like the 4 channel NVRs, the 8 and 16 embedded NVRs are competitively priced, easy to install and ideal for small to medium security applications.
Security ONE’s NVR’s offer a broader range of options making it easier for you to transition from analog to IP. The 4 – channel or 8 – channel NVR will save you time and money. Its intuitive, user-friendly configuration allows you to see live video at a level of quality akin to to going from VCR to Blu-Ray!
These units are perfect for for small to medium sized businesses, office settings or convenience stores. The simple low-profile cameras are perfect for tight spaces, and offer plug n’ play ease of functionality.
They easy to use, configure, and maintain. Call Security ONE to learn more at 1-800-265-5317 or just CLICK HERE.
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Caught On Camera
After a local heist at a KELCOM retail store, a 49 year old man faces charges of theft in Chatham.
The Chatham-Kent Police service confirms a man entered the business on Kiel Dr. last Saturday. A watch display was removed, and the man fled the scene.
A 49 year old man has since been arrested and is charged with theft under $5000. He has been released with a future court date. His name was not immediately released.
Video Surveillance cameras, installed and monitored by Security ONE Alarms, caught the crime from multiple angles and provided the police with enough evidence to make an arrest.
Video surveillance cameras are an important part of a small business’ security plan as they not only help to protect your merchandise, but also help to protect your employees. Video Surveillance is an investment that serves as an excellent deterrent, and provides a true ROI.
To learn more about the video surveillance solution that right for your business, call 1-800-265-5317, or just CLICK HERE.
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Wireless Symposium
WHEN you think of technology, forget about Silicon Valley – think of Windsor, Ontario.
Windsor is a strong technology-passionate region, fueled by Automotive, one of the most sophisticated, talented, technology driven industries. For over 45 years, KELCOM has been devoted to delivering leading-edge wireless technology and front line innovative products and services to Southwestern Ontario.
On January 21st from 10AM – 4PM, KELCOM will exceed its reputation as we open our doors for our first ever Wireless Business Symposium.
Security ONE is very proud to present along side world-class industry leaders from AirWatch, Red Piston, TELUS IoT, and Fleet Complete. We will all present our unique business solutions to an audience of small- to medium- sized business owners to corporations of all sizes, many of whom are locally owned and operated.
You will have an exclusive opportunity to learn more about cutting-edge business solutions that will allow your business to achieve increased efficiencies, generate revenue and improve overall communication and reporting through engaging presentations ranging from Mobile Device Management, to Fortune 500 standard Mobile Apps & Service, to IoT- Game changing technology.
Security ONE will be discussing analog vs. IP cameras, Integrated software solutions, and commercial security solutions. We will be presenting at 2pm.
Please call 1-800-265-5317 to RSVP or JUST CLICK HERE to confirm your attendance.
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Police Look For Robber in PJs
Windsor Police are looking for a robber brandishing a knife – and wearing pajamas – when he held up a corner store recently.
The Windsor Star reported the incident happened at the Mac’s convenience store at 4675 Seminole St. very recently.
A male in a hooded winter jacket covering his face entered the store and went behind the counter to confront the cashier.
He was armed with a large kitchen knife and demanded money.
After taking a small quantity of cash, he left the store and was last seen walking east towards Pillette Road.
The robber is described as a white male, perhaps 5’9″ in height, with a slender build.
At the time of the crime, he wore a black jacket with fur-lined hood, blue checkered pajama pants, and tan moccasin-style footwear.
Anyone with information about this incident is encouraged to call police at 519-255-6700 ext. 4305, or make an anonymous tip via Crime Stoppers at 519-258-8477 (www.catchcrooks.com).
Monitored security systems with video surveillance are the best form of deterrence and offer the best chance of providing clues when a crime is committed. To learn more, call 1-800-265-5317 or just CLICK HERE.
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Commercial Security
Certainly banks seem like obvious targets for burglars, but any business is a potential target. In order to protect your business, secure your valuables and keep your staff and customers safe, your security system and the plan you’ve implemented must to be effective, up-to-date and adequate for your needs.
The potential risks to your business must be identified and a solution determined to reduce that risk.
Determine where your security is weak and where you may be exposed to loss. Look to restricting or preventing access to sensitive equipment or stock by improving access permissions.
Evaluate your surveillance when you are both open and closed. You need to know who has access and to what areas.
Ask yourself how you will be notified if there is a problem and who else needs to be made aware of the security breach.
To create a sound security solution for your business, you have to fully analyze your security plan and understanding the advantages of different types of security tools, equipment and software.
Here are some pointers:
• Install good name brand locks on all exterior doors, stock room doors, IT room doors, etc. Consider installing door frame reinforced in steel.
• Put a layer of 12mm transparent film on all ground floor windows. Window bars are also an excellent deterrent to entry.
• Install a 24 hour monitored alarm system that will notify you by phone and email.
• Use a loud siren and flashing light that will draw attention to your building if it is ever compromised.
• Install video surveillance cameras that capture everything that takes place on your property and that can be easily accessible from wherever you are.
• Use an access control system that both prevents unauthorized entry and records permitted access to sensitive areas within your business.Contact our friendly and knowledgeable security consultants to schedule a full risk assessment on your property. We’ll work with you to suggest effective and convenient security solutions that will keep your business secure. Call 1-800-265-5317 or JUST CLICK HERE.
