Kelly Lake

During emergency evacuations, security teams need voice and audio technology at their fingertips to enhance situational awareness, communicate clear instructions, institute a safe exit.

Video surveillance systems are important tools for security teams, but a purely visual account of an incident only includes half of the story. Audio is a critical addition to an organization’s security surveillance posture.

Enterprise security teams need the ability to see, and they need good sound—sound that is clear, intelligible, and understood, every time. Only then can security teams acquire actionable business intelligence, increase operational efficiency, and mitigate safety and security risks. What are some examples within enterprise security where “good sound” and high-definition audio can help security teams to reduce security risks?