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Supporting Operational Stability
Allied Universal enhances operational continuity with cutting-edge security technology. Rely on our expertly designed and deployed systems to protect your operations from disruption, achieving seamless productivity and business efficiency.
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Integrated Security Solutions
Experience unmatched asset protection with our integrated security solutions. Combining human vigilance with advanced technology and clear processes, we design and install customized systems that cover every angle so that no vulnerability is left unguarded.
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Flexible Solutions
Whether you are looking for a temporary solution for an impending threat, or a permanent solution for more complete security, video surveillance solutions are flexible, scalable, and deployed rapidly. More complex solutions, which require integration strategy, are long-term solutions for those serious about surveillance.
Don’t have video surveillance? What are you missing?
Video is a scalable security solution that can provide full-time visibility into areas of risk that may not be possible with traditional security. Add on the ability to utilize talk-down capabilities and recording; these systems are integral to a robust security program.
Explore Our Capabilities
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Network Video Solutions
We offer a complete range of network video solutions — including cameras, video analytics, real-time monitoring, multi-location remote monitoring, and system applications — that reduce costs, facilitate scalability, and simplify integration. Our experienced and certification-trained technical staff support, design, implement, install, and service many different manufacturers. We can confidently design, install, deploy, and commission a state-of-the-art, customized video security system to meet your needs. -
Rapid Video Deployment
One of the key benefits of our video solutions is the speed in which they can be deployed. From strategic design to on-site installation, video surveillance solutions can be on-site within a few days, depending on the complexity of the solution. Plus, you can deploy temporary video surveillance solutions for short-term threat situations. -
Accessible
On-premise and cloud storage capabilities allow your video footage to be available when you need it. Whether you need to access to share with local law enforcement, plan to use it for training purposes, or reviewing with your security partner for strategic planning, your video footage remains secure. -
Monitoring Services
Monitoring solutions are as flexible as the video solutions themselves. On-site through a local security operations center, or through the Allied Universal Monitoring and Response Center (MaRC), your video isn’t solely a visual deterrent. Reliable monitoring positions you to respond quickly to a threat.
Business Benefits
24/7/365 Security
-Whether looking to reduce headcount or augment Security Professionals, video surveillance enhances your physical security program with real-time monitoring, recording, and talk-down capabilities. It truly gives you eyes on your property, even when nobody is there.
Supporting Operational Stability
+Our advanced technologies streamline operations, reducing the administrative burden on your team. This allows our staff to focus more on direct engagement and personalized service for you, enhancing the overall security experience.
Stakeholder Confidence Boosted
+Increase confidence among investors and partners by demonstrating a commitment to security with Allied Universal. Our advanced security measures show you are serious about safeguarding your business operations and assets.
Scalable Solution
+For small businesses looking for one or two cameras, to enterprise organizations looking for complete solutions, our video surveillance systems can meet the most basic to the most complex business needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Question: What are the most reliable security cameras on the market right now?
Answer: We partner with many reliable hardware providers so that we have the right system to meet a multitude of needs. Security technology is never a one-size fits all approach.
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Question: How do I know if my video surveillance is up-to-date and effective?
Answer: A simple technology assessment can help you determine if your video systems are optimal. What we find would determine any recommended next steps from a simple software upgrade to parts or system replacement.
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Question: Why should I invest in video surveillance and monitoring for my small business?
Answer: There are many reasons why we feel that video surveillance is not just nice to have, it’s critical. First, it works even when you can’t be there. Plus, it is an effective deterrent keeping would-be threats away from your workspace and your people. With the breadth of video systems available, it no longer is the investment it once was. It is affordable and readily available for optimal security.
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Question: How many security cameras do I need?
Answer: Determining the number of security cameras needed depends on your specific security goals and the layout of the area to be monitored. We will work with you to assess your property, looking at things such as key entry points, vulnerable areas, and locations where incidents are more likely to occur. We will then consider the cameras we recommend and create a layout to showcase the quantity and visibility of the cameras.
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Question: Can I manage a robust video surveillance system remotely?
Answer: With today’s technology, it is possible to view and manage your security surveillance system remotely. Often with the touch of a button you can have eyes on your property to determine the level of threat. Alternatively, you can grant Allied Universal permission to monitor and respond on your behalf. Our goal is to find a solution that gives you the visibility and control you need for peace of mind.
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Question: If an incident is caught on camera, what happens? How do I ensure there is a quick response?
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When you receive an incident alert, the next steps are dependent upon not only your individual video surveillance system, but the incident response protocols put in place. Ideally the person or persons monitoring your property would be the first line of defense, identifying if there is a real threat or if it is a false alarm. If real, there would be a series of steps to follow, again dependent upon the system itself that could include the use of talk-down capabilities, calling emergency services, dispatching security, or simply doing nothing.
