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by Atane Ofiaja · Posted
If you’ve got any homeowners (or renters) on your shopping list this holiday season, consider gifting them a new piece of video surveillance equipment. Sure, video surveillance doesn’t exactly scream O Come, All Ye Faithful, but for anyone looking to keep a closer eye on carolers, it’ll be a much-appreciated gift. Here are some of our favorite video surveillance cameras to gift this holiday season.
by Atane Ofiaja · Posted
When it comes to surveillance, a video doorbell is typically the entry point for many consumers, and with good reason. Video doorbells provide triple-duty functionality of not only being a doorbell, but also a surveillance camera that you can use to monitor your front door, entryway, or porch, and an intercom that enables two-way audio communication with visitors at your door. The value proposition of a singular device that does all this is evident.
by Atane Ofiaja · Posted
Within the Lorex Fusion Collection range, you’re able to combine Lorex Fusion Wi-Fi and wired devices for a customized and flexible security solution that best suits your needs. Creating a smart surveillance ecosystem of NVRs, security cameras, floodlights, video doorbells, and sensors that can all be centrally controlled and managed remotely on the Lorex Home app is seamless, since the Fusion devices are designed with interoperability in mind. For example, you could pair cameras with a sensor kit and receive real-time alerts when motion is
by John-Paul Palescandolo and Atane Ofiaja · Posted
When it comes to providing security for your business, perhaps you’re more used to hearing about cybersecurity. While a cybersecurity breach can have far-reaching and long-lasting effects, it’s not the only aspect of security that should raise concerns. My father runs his own business and I can’t tell you how many times someone backed into the railing leading up to the main entrance. Was it a client… could it have been the UPS driver? Finally, he put up concrete posts next to the rail, so now anyone who backs into those will probably be