Real Enforcements Technology
CCTV Systems & Access Control Systems
Real Enforcements utilizes a variety of advanced technologies to enhance our security services. Here are some examples of the technology used by Real Enforcements :
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems are a fundamental technology used by Real Enforcements. These systems consist of cameras that capture video footage, which can be monitored in real-time or recorded for later review. CCTV systems may also include features like motion detection, facial recognition, and remote access capabilities.
Access control systems are used to regulate and monitor entry to buildings or specific areas within a facility. These systems can include keycards, biometric scanners (such as fingerprint or iris scanners), or keypad entry systems. Access control systems help restrict unauthorized access and provide an audit trail of entry and exit activities.
Alarm Systems & Video Analytics
Alarm systems are designed to detect and alert our security personnel or authorities about potential security breaches. These systems can include intrusion detection sensors, motion detectors, glass break sensors, and panic buttons. They are often integrated with monitoring centers to ensure prompt response to alarms.
Video analytics technology uses artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to analyze video footage captured by CCTV cameras. It can automatically detect and alert our security personnel about suspicious activities, such as unauthorized access, loitering, or object detection. Video analytics can help security companies efficiently monitor large areas and identify potential threats.
Remote Monitoring & Biometric Identification
With advancements in technology, Real Enforcements can now remotely monitor security systems and respond to incidents from a centralized location. This allows for 24/7 surveillance and quick response times. Our remote monitoring is done through cloud-based platforms or dedicated monitoring centers.
Biometric identification technology uses unique physical or behavioral characteristics, such as fingerprints, facial recognition, or voice recognition, to verify the identity of individuals. Real Enforcements may utilize biometric systems for access control, employee identification, or visitor management.
Mobile Applications & Drone Surveillance
Real Enforcements offers mobile applications that empower clients to remotely access and oversee their security systems. These apps allow users to monitor live camera feeds, receive instant alerts in real-time, and manage access control from anywhere.
In addition, Real Enforcements utilizes drones for surveillance purposes. Equipped with cameras, drones provide aerial views of expansive areas, monitor remote locations, and support emergency response efforts.
These technologies exemplify Real Enforcements' commitment to leveraging cutting-edge innovations in the security industry. As technology evolves, Real Enforcements continues to integrate new advancements to enhance security measures and deliver more efficient and effective services.
Technological Advancements
Real Enforcements employs progressive processes for recruiting, training, deploying, and retaining officers who contribute to our mission. This approach enables us to consistently deliver a productive client experience.