Protecting your business is important to you. Your security system should reflect that. The problem is, too many businesses still rely on outdated security technology to protect their business. Having up-to-date security systems is essential to keeping your company’s bottom line safe.

1. 7 Signs Your
Surveillance
System is Out
of Date
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Protecting your business is important
to you. Your security system should
reflect that. The problem is, too many
businesses still rely on outdated
security technology to protect their
business. Having up-to-date security
systems is essential to keeping your
company’s bottom line safe.

3. 1. Your alarm system is still
connected to landlines
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Burglars or other intruders can google where
phone lines are located on a house or building.
You need a modern security system that has a
more secure form of communicating to local
authorities.

4. 2. Your system still uses a key
or a single keypad
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With smartphones and tablets being able to
track everything from your finances to our
fitness routine, why not use the same advanced
technology to access and control your
organization’s security system? Having remote
access will reduce response times, eliminate
the need for continuous manpower.

5. 3. You use wired sensors
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Older security systems are wired and transmit
signals through wires that burglars could easily
cut. Don’t wait for burglars when you can cut
the cord yourself by upgrading to a wireless
system.

6. 4. You’ve never updated your
software and hardware
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If you’ve had your video surveillance system for
more than seven years and have never updated
your software or hardware, it’s time to upgrade.
Updating your security system with the latest
technology and firmware/software is vital.

7. 5. You are using low-resolution
security cameras
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The time of the grainy, blurry, low-resolution
video surveillance has come to an end. Low-
definition analog video surveillance cameras
and DVRs are obsolete. With today’s 1080p and
even 4k resolution, you no longer have to strain
your eyes to make out what’s going on in your
camera’s live stream or recordings due to
outdated technology.

8. 6. Your surveillance system
doesn’t send notifications
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Modern IP-based systems will issue a notification
when your surveillance system is being rebooted
or offline. We live in a mobile world. We receive
email and text notifications for almost everything.
Should something go wrong with your security
while you are away, you should receive text or
email notification from your security system. Your
video surveillance system should be modern
enough to send you alerts and notifications.

9. 7. Your system isn’t data
friendly
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If the only thing your surveillance system does for
your is let you view surveillance footage, then you
are behind the times. Today’s advanced security
systems can analyze traffic flow patterns. A
modern system can detail where people are goin

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