Alarm System Installation: What Most Businesses Get Wrong (and How to Get It Right)
You’re the proud owner of a thriving business, and you’ve just invested thousands of dollars in a state-of-the-art alarm system. Three months […]
Alarm Monitoring vs. Self-Monitoring: Which Is Safer for Your Small Business?
It’s 2 AM, you’re dead asleep after a long day at the office, and your business alarm goes off. If you’re self-monitoring, […]
5 Common Alarm System Mistakes That Leave Your Business Vulnerable (and How to Avoid Them)
You’ve just invested thousands of dollars in what you thought was a top-tier alarm system for your business. You sleep soundly at […]
How to Connect Your Epcom DVR to Ajax for the Ultimate Security Setup
You’re sitting at a nice dinner, or maybe you’re finally catching a flight for a long-overdue vacation, and your phone pings. It’s […]
How to Configure a Hikvision Camera System: Step-by-Step Guide for HD and IP Cameras
Picture this: You’ve just invested in a shiny new Hikvision camera system for your home or business, but you’re staring at a […]
Ajax vs. DSC: Which Smart Alarm System Wins for T&T Homes?
You know that feeling. You’re lying in bed at 2:00 AM, and you hear a strange metallic “clack” coming from the backyard. […]
The Power of Chekt: Why Visual Verification is the Future of Your Security
It’s 2:00 AM. Your phone starts screaming on the nightstand: that high-pitched, heart-stopping alarm notification we all dread. Is someone breaking into […]
Security System Installation: Best Practices from Start to Finish
We live in a world where “better safe than sorry” isn’t just a cliché; it’s a lifestyle. Whether you’re a DIY weekend […]
How To Choose The Best Place To Install Your Cameras In Your Home or Business
Let’s start with the home.
The first thing you want to cover is your points of entry and exit, for example, Windows, Doors and garage openings.
How To Choose an ISP For CCTV Systems
What is an ISP?
According to investopedia.com an Internet service provider (ISP) is a company that provides web access to both businesses and consumers. ISPs may also provide other services such as email services, domain registration, web hosting, and browser services.