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Developing Low-Profile Surveillance for High-Profile Security

In the continually moving environment of a casino, adding covert surveillance tools proves an unobtrusive way to get unobstructed images.

Claire Meyer

September 1, 2016

It’s not Spy vs. Spy; it’s good security.

Provides Covert Surveillance in All Lighting Conditions

MegaPX ATM Camera from March Networks

April 1, 2016

This self-contained, covert IP camera features High Dynamic Range (HDR) and captures highly detailed video in all lighting conditions, enabling banking investigators and law enforcement to clearly identify faces and other distinguishing features.

Cameras are now body worn and can be helpful for officers and others. Photo courtesy KJB Security

Tactics for Better Covert Video Surveillance

Bill Zalud

May 1, 2015

There are times and situations when security executives or law enforcement need to mount a covert investigation or monitoring event that may include cameras, sometimes infrared and low light, or audio.

Provides Covert or Aesthetic-Sensitive Surveillance

From Speco

August 1, 2014

With built-in standard Power over Ethernet (PoE), WDR operation and two-way audio communication, plus micro SD card slots – these full-HD 1080p 2-megapixel cameras are suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.

Adopting Wireless Video to Tackle Covert Surveillance Operations

Crime and vandalism are down with wireless video.

Diane Ritchey

June 1, 2014

The results have been amazing: over the course of six months, more than 100 arrests have been made for outstanding warrants, gun violations, underage drinking, drug possession and robbery. Crime and vandalism are down; hikers and bikers feel safe again visiting the area.

Video Surveillance -- Privacy Law

Court Approves Warrantless Hidden Surveillance Cameras

November 5, 2012

After hidden surveillance camera footage is used in a court case against two alleged marijuana-growers, a judge rules in favor of law enforcement agents, which sparks a debate over privacy and Fourth Amendment rights.

Product Spotlight on Covert Surveillance

Adding eye-level surveillance no longer means installing a full-sized dome camera in the middle of a well-decorated hallway. These small, covert surveillance solutions are meant for discrete installations that do not interrupt aesthetics.

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Security measures today tend to focus on controlling access, albeit with limitations. Many organizations, for example, know how many people have entered a secure location, but not how many have left.