Security measures to Secure Public Streets and Venues

In the recent years, the law enforcement agencies have adopted technologically advanced methods for the purpose of surveillance and security. New methods and devices are cropping up, giving the customers a wide variety to choose from. So, here are a few security and surveillance system’s that have proven to be effective, time and again.

Security Camera

There are many types of security cameras that are available in the market. Network IP cameras are one of them. These cameras are connected to each other over a common Wi-Fi network, which helps in wireless sharing of information. They facilitate high definition recordings and video capturing capabilities, along with facial recognition abilities. Not only that but if connected to the same network, one can access the camera footage on their smartphones remotely through a special passkey. They feature the option for video recording as well, with a slot for memory card provided on the camera itself. These come in dome and bullet shaped cameras.    

Video Recorders

Used widely, these cameras are connected to an external digital video recorder or DVR, which collects the footage. Though the entire setup may be bulky and requires a certain amount of space, it has a high storage capacity and, thus, is ideal for home or business security purposes. Additional sensors like facial recognition, motion sensors, and even trip sensors can be easily attached to the original setup.

Biometrics

A relatively newer technology, biometrics ensures the identity of the person using fingerprint, facial recognition or 2D scans. This is much more accurate than any regular facial recognition scan as it scans the face for unique markers, which help in accurate identification. They have a longer viewing range and can span over long distances. Not just that, but they also work in night vision mode, keeping you safe during night-time as well.

Home Security System

A general home security system includes an alarm, trip wire and motion detection. Usually connected to DVR, a home security system may even act as a two-way tool, with the ability to interact with the person standing on the other side.