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How to Approach Home and Office Security
Posted by Gelasan Toko in Home and Office Security on Thursday, 20 June 2013
Approaching home & office security requires a unique approach because it must protect both work-related assets and your home at the same time. Along with dealing with different types of assets, there is also a different flow of traffic in and out of your home as well. In a normal home, family and friends are the only common traffic, whereas an office building normally only has traffic during working hours. With a home & office, both of these types of traffic flows must be taken into consideration. As a result, the technology and strategies utilized in security tend to be a combination of what is found in the average home as well as the average office building.
One of the most important elements of home & office security is the benefit of remote surveillance. This has become common for homes and office buildings alike, which makes applying it to a home and office fairly simple. There are a variety of security services that will help a homeowner monitor their homes while they are away. This is normally accomplished with something as simple as a alarm system. One the alarm is triggered, the security system will notify the proper authorities and ensure that they are dispatched to the home and office. Another layer of security which is becoming more common is having the alert also send to the home & office owner's smart phone to let them know what is going on in real-time. While this happens, field images will be simultaneously sent to customers with an attach alarm message, which will allow for a more precise recognition of the area being threatened.
Another important element of security is protecting the most likely entrance points. For home & offices this is normally either a door or window. There are two common ways to make doors more secure. The first is displaying a camera over the doorway which is both a deterrent and monitoring tool. The second is adding a higher grade lock or electronic locking mechanism. With windows, having a shock sensor installed is common. Not only are they a visual deterrent, but they can also detect any unwanted intrusion.
Home & office security is not something to be taken lightly, however it takes a unique approach. When making a home and office safer it is important to consider both home safety and office safety techniques. This is because securing a home requires the tools and methods that serve both purposes without adding redundant layers or making a living at home difficult.
There are several key differences between security for home and office purposes which are important to understand. Home security tends to emphasize monitoring inside the home as a priority. This is because home security must not only protect the property from invasion, but also allow for the monitoring and caring of sick individuals, elderly residents, and young children who may be in the home.
On the other hand, office security systems tend to focus on monitoring and controlling the entrances and exits. This will allow for the tracking of workers comings and goings as well as determine where they are traveling within the office space itself.
The Eclo Security System provides a complete solution that covers all of the necessary security elements for home and office security. It accomplishes this through thorough monitoring utilizing tools such as entrance control systems, visitor management solutions, as visual monitoring technologies.
One of the most important elements of home & office security is the benefit of remote surveillance. This has become common for homes and office buildings alike, which makes applying it to a home and office fairly simple. There are a variety of security services that will help a homeowner monitor their homes while they are away. This is normally accomplished with something as simple as a alarm system. One the alarm is triggered, the security system will notify the proper authorities and ensure that they are dispatched to the home and office. Another layer of security which is becoming more common is having the alert also send to the home & office owner's smart phone to let them know what is going on in real-time. While this happens, field images will be simultaneously sent to customers with an attach alarm message, which will allow for a more precise recognition of the area being threatened.
Another important element of security is protecting the most likely entrance points. For home & offices this is normally either a door or window. There are two common ways to make doors more secure. The first is displaying a camera over the doorway which is both a deterrent and monitoring tool. The second is adding a higher grade lock or electronic locking mechanism. With windows, having a shock sensor installed is common. Not only are they a visual deterrent, but they can also detect any unwanted intrusion.
Home & office security is not something to be taken lightly, however it takes a unique approach. When making a home and office safer it is important to consider both home safety and office safety techniques. This is because securing a home requires the tools and methods that serve both purposes without adding redundant layers or making a living at home difficult.
There are several key differences between security for home and office purposes which are important to understand. Home security tends to emphasize monitoring inside the home as a priority. This is because home security must not only protect the property from invasion, but also allow for the monitoring and caring of sick individuals, elderly residents, and young children who may be in the home.
On the other hand, office security systems tend to focus on monitoring and controlling the entrances and exits. This will allow for the tracking of workers comings and goings as well as determine where they are traveling within the office space itself.
The Eclo Security System provides a complete solution that covers all of the necessary security elements for home and office security. It accomplishes this through thorough monitoring utilizing tools such as entrance control systems, visitor management solutions, as visual monitoring technologies.