For years, security cameras were primarily used to document activity, capturing footage that could be reviewed after an incident occurred. Today, that has changed completely. Modern surveillance systems have evolved
When it comes to security, the rooftop is often overlooked. Many assume it’s an inaccessible or low-risk area. However, rooftops are increasingly becoming vulnerable points in a property’s protection plan.
Organizing a special event requires planning for every detail: vendors, permits, parking, entertainment, and crowds. But what about security? Events like festivals, outdoor concerts, charity runs, and street fairs typically
When most people think about security, they picture cameras, alarms, and access control systems. These are essential tools. But another powerful security measure doesn’t come in a box or require
When you’re considering a new security system—whether for your home, office, or property—you’ll quickly discover that providers often give you two options: rent the equipment through a bundled monthly plan,
At Security Force, we spend a lot of time with technology—cameras, alarms, access control systems, and all the digital tools that help keep people safe. But one of the most
Facial recognition is one of the fastest-growing tools in modern security systems. While its most obvious uses—such as granting or denying entry—are well known, the technology has broader potential. In
In the world of technology, not every system follows the same timeline. Developers expect information technology—servers, laptops, and software—to evolve rapidly. In contrast, engineers create security technology to remain in
When it comes to quoting a commercial security system, accuracy matters. A wrong assumption or overlooked detail can mean cost overruns, design flaws, or a system that doesn’t fully protect
If your building uses electronic access cards or key fobs, you’re probably assuming those credentials are secure. But here’s the hard truth: many access control systems still rely on outdated,
