It may be time for a security camera upgrade. The good news is that you probably don’t need to buy and install new cameras to do it. There are many options for improving your system without an expensive hardware replacement project. 

Read our free, easy guide to determine how many security cameras your small business will need based on industry and use case.

As security cameras have become cheaper and more flexible, an ever-increasing number of residential communities are asking whether installing security cameras is a good idea. In general, cameras are cost-effective measures for deterring crime and resolving a wide array of emergency situations. It is still worth some consideration of tradeoffs and planning to ensure that the installation meets its operational goals.

Four Rs is designed for organizations that don’t have a dedicated Director or VP of physical security. It helps ensure that key functions are covered, avoids over-reliance on single solutions, which lead to single points of failure, but without being overly-prescriptive about budget or preferred solutions.

Should we put up a fence or cameras? Should we spend the money to hire security guards? These can be complex decisions, but we have resources, including a free neighborhood security assessment worksheet, that can help.

Texas HOAs and landlords are generally well protected from liability for crime on their properties, but risks remain. This comprehensive guide details those risks and how to minimize them.