How to Secure your Auckland home in 2024: The Ultimate Guide UPDATED 23/12/2024 Crime rates are up. Ram raids are constantly in the news. Amongst the coming recession people may get desperate and resort to criminal means. Clearly there is a lot to worry about especially for property owners in Auckland and even New Zealand …
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The Hidden Costs of Not Having a Home Security System UPDATED: 29/09/2023 You may think a home security system is expensive. Especially if you’ve just seen a brand new kitchen at a trade show and yours is looking awful tired. Or your neighbours have just put in a shiny new deck. But a home security …
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10 Auckland areas with the most Business Break-ins Last week we collated police data of all the break-ins in Auckland in 2022. Realising we could detail it further by location types, it was now possible to make a business specific victimisations report. The recent alarming trend of ram raids falls into this category. This business …
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3 types of Access Control Cards commonly used in NZ in 2023 Access Control – that is, electronic locks – can be set up and configured through a host of different technologies. There are biometric such as face recognition, fingerprint readers, or even retinal scans. There is the very rudimentary method of a numberpad. This …
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The Work that goes into Installing Professional CCTV systems UPDATED: 29/09/2023 One of the biggest differences between a DIY camera system and a professionally installed CCTV system is the actual installation work. Installing a camera system properly is more than drilling a few holes and calling it a day. Many hours can go into the …
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How to prevent your CCTV cameras from getting hacked UPDATED: 28/09/2023 Security cameras are meant to secure your property. But how do you secure the cameras themselves from hackers or unauthorised access? CCTV cameras are useless if they are compromised, so you should take the following precautions and measures to stay on top of camera …
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Don’t get burned: CCTV Systems for Restaurants and Cafes Why monitor a hospitality establishment? UPDATED: 28/09/2023 Restaurants especially have unique challenges that other businesses don’t. Hospitality establishments spend a much greater portion of time and effort interacting at close distances with customers. As well as customers interacting amongst themselves and sometimes with others. Monitoring customers …
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How to secure your Parking lot with CCTV Surveillance UPDATED: 28/09/2023 Parking lots are huge areas that often attract a lot of crime[1]. This article is written mostly for business owners such as shopping malls, street side establishments, and really anything with on-site parking. However it also fully applies to residential dwellings with parking lots …
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Choosing the ideal Lens Angle for your Security Cameras What is a Camera Lens Angle? UPDATED: 28/09/2023 A camera’s lens angle refers to the extent of a scene visible through the camera lens, and this is chiefly determined by the lens’s focal length. In simpler terms, it signifies what the camera can capture in its …
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The 10 Most Burgled Neighbourhoods in Auckland revealed After finding out the alarming statistic of Auckland crime rising almost 20% year on year, we wondered what else we could find in publicly available data. It turns out the Police collect data on a regional unit level, by neighbourhood. With our services all primarily focusing on …
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