Security System Vault Door Modular Vault System Modular Buildings         Security will always be a combination of three things: TECHNOLOGY, MANPOWER, and POLICIES and PROCEDURES. The only change that will occur will be the usage percentage of each. An adequate countermeasures plan to prevent and limit loss is a fundamental factor of an assets protection program. The hazards faced by every business or organization, large or small, can be categorized as people and non-people problems. People problems are generally caused by either those who have the right to be inside such as employees, customers, and visitors, or by those who intend to cause harm such as burglars and robbers. Non-people problems result from hazards such as fires, floods, or explosions. In the design of a complete security plan, protection against intrusion, fires, and avoidance or prevention of loss is important. YOUR CHOICES ARE: LOSS PREVENTION OR LOSS DETECTION AND PROSECUTION. Many potential losses, including loss of life, can be avoided by effective security controls. Losses that might appear, at first, to be very small could have far-reaching effects on profitability and might even have an adverse effect on staffing. Security planning and analysis, when properly done, look to preventing loss as a major goal. Something You May Like To Know In the year 2000, Iowa's estimated population of 2,926,324 ranked the state 30th in the nation. From that year, the State of Iowa had a total Crime Index of 3,233.7 reported incidents per 100,000 people. This ranked the state as having the 35th highest total Crime Index, leaving only 15 states ranked higher than Iowa. For crimes against property, Iowa ranked 36th highest, with 14 states ranked higher. Robbery put Iowa as the 43rd highest, leaving only 7 states higher, and burglaries ranked Iowa in the 35th highest position. Larceny - Theft left Iowa ranked 33rd highest among the states, and vehicle theft put only 8 states higher than Iowa. If you are ever robbed, here are 10 key things to REMEMBER!!!! 1. Be ALERT at all times! 2. Keep cash drawer to a minimum! 3. Do exactly as told! 4. Remain CALM! 5. Carefully observe as much as possible! 6. Activate or reactivate the alarm after the robbery! 7. Notify your supervisor! 8. Barricade the area where the robber stood! 9. Go to a quiet area and write down everything that relates to the robbery! 10. Talk to authorities only about the robbery!   A quick run down as to which might work best for your Security Surveillance System: DVR VCR Record Method Digital Analog Storage Hard Drive Video Tape Motion Detection Yes Need separate sensor Display User-defined Single or Quad Camera Control RS232 (with PC) Need separate hardware Image Reproduction Clear (can be printed) Unclear Scheduling Yes No Random Search Yes (by hour, day, year) No Image Search Random No Quick/Easy Retrieval Yes No Remote Access Yes (by phone, internet) No Networkable Yes No Interchangeable Unit Teller Stations Depository Metal Case Pedestals Vision Window Site Designed, Developed, and Hosted by iStop® Web Design and Hosting Services