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Many organizations believe that the Wireless Security Cameras often are not well suited to maintain the entire system because many contractors do not employ adequate IT-trained service technicians. That will change. At the same time, many IT service organizations are discovering that they can install and service IT-based security systems. Some of these organizations are rushing in to fill the void. IT-based integrated security systems must be maintained by a group that is competent in the maintenance of IT systems. That is often not the installing security contractor, whose competence is limited to the edge devices and software. I often recommend that maintenance of the IT infrastructure, operating systems, and software be placed under the authority of the organization’s IT department.

Many TCP/IP-based security systems are installed without encryption or any other type of network security. I am fascinated by a security industry that does not secure its own systems. This could be the height of technical incompetence and moral (and possibly legal) irresponsibility. The ability to control the environment to the benefit of the users’ safety and security has profound effects on the welfare of the client, and it is a service of real value to the client’s constituents. A good example is that of irrigation systems. Upon triggering a perimeter alarm, if an intruder is proceeding across a grassy area, the intent of the intruder can be determined quickly by the remote triggering of the irrigation system. Only the most determined intruder will proceed across a large grassy area toward a target while in the embrace of a sprinkler system when a shorter path to escape is available. The use of building interfaces is limited only by the designer’s imagination. Wherever it can be imagined that a process could be facilitated by hand, it is probably possible to place that process under remote control from the console.

In most cases, the security system is not rated as a fire alarm system and should not be used as such. However, for large buildings and facilities, it is useful to use the security system as a secondary annunciator for the fire alarm system. This does not replace the fire alarm system as a primary annunciator. Usually, the fire alarm annunciation panel will be located in a fire control room that is convenient to the fire department when it accesses the building. The fire control room may not be convenient to the security control room. A useful interface between the two systems involves placing a summary or secondary lamp annunciator within the security command center (this fulfills the requirement that the primary annunciator is the fire alarm system) and also interfacing the fire alarm system to the security system such that any alarm from the fire alarm system will be displayed on the GSM Security Alarm Camera . By interfacing the fire alarm system to the security system in this manner, it is assured that the code requirements are fulfilled while at the same time allowing for the display of fire alarms on a single graphical user interface map that displays all other types of alarms.

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