When It’s Time to Strike Back 

Every shred of evidence counts. Detection and deterrence technology can provide everything from a record of a stolen item’s movement within the premises, to tracking intruder movement based on intrusion panels and microwave sensors – to worse case scenarios where gunshot detection or other audio records can help establish timeframes.

Investigating a criminal case can call on evidence from footage and data collection, as well as body-worn cameras if personnel are involved. Video summary systems can reduce a long series of video footage into shorter, action-focused videos. Evidence management systems simplify evidence tracking and collection. Case management systems help streamline the documents and paperwork involved in an investigation.

Facility operators and law enforcement have a diverse set of technological surveillance options to choose from on the market today. Video surveillance cameras promise crystal-clear HD footage, audio recorders can provide studio-quality sound, and motion detectors can sense even the slightest movement.

In cases of theft or vandalism, tracking and monitoring technology can play a role in tracing the movement of stolen or damaged items. This is crucial in establishing liability and aiding insurance claims. GPS systems are available, as well as asset tracking and management software and radio-frequency identification (RFID) tags. Video summary software saves a lot of time by condensing and filtering hours of footage into the key evidence.