In challenging lighting situations, such as restaurants, bars, hotels, parking lots and alleys, this technology provides an effective way to identify objects of interest, including evidentiary color detail.

For security installations of fewer than 20 IP cameras, these high-performance NVRs range from 4TB to 8TB of network storage, providing dependable, affordable video surveillance storage.

As enterprises grow, so does the number of system credentials, leaving users to reuse passwords across multiple accounts.

Like most other segments of the business world, technology has become ingrained in enterprise security operations. With that increased use of technology comes a new set of risks.

Many bars and restaurants’ bartenders currently eyeball IDs to ensure prospective drinkers are at least 21 years old, but a smartphone app might change that process.

To decrease a network’s vulnerability to cyber attacks, this government-grade encryption device prevents sophisticated cyber-attacks such as Stuxnet or insider attacks from targeting defense and industrial environments.

This module is the smallest form factor Ethernet over coax media converter available, and it converts legacy analog security video systems to network surveillance by enabling IP cameras to connect directly to coaxial cables.

This mobile tour and incident management system on a virtual Security Operations Center minimizes training time, reduces hardware costs and creates actionable intelligence that supports enterprise security strategies.

For retail banking branches and similarly-sized locations, this dome camera provides high-definition panoramic overviews of entire establishments with a single camera.

For loud or harsh environments, such as industrial complexes, transit facilities or bridges, this call box features a handset and noise-canceling microphone for private calls.