Digital Surveillance and Security Cameras: Key To Protecting Water Sites, Dams, Ports and other Public Areas
Vigilance is the answer to the modern threat of terrorism and what we do now can go a long way in thwarting terrorist plans to harm us.
(PRWEB) September 7, 2005 -- Vigilance is the answer to the modern threat of
terrorism and what we do now can go a long way in thwarting terrorist plans to
harm us.
Protecting our water supply is one way we can protect our way of
life, according to security expert Rob Kimmons. A former police officer with the
Houston Police Department, he's now president of the Houston-based Kimmons
Security Services Inc.
"An alarm system can monitor the perimeter, doors
and windows of our water storage and distribution systems," Kimmons says.
"Coupled with a digital recorder, motion sensors, and transmitting live video
thru DSL or other high speed lines, law enforcement authorities can be alerted
anytime an intruder attempts to enter a restricted area, such as a water site.
Sites can be remotely monitored 24/7."
These systems are extremely
reliable and maintenance costs are low. "Though the system does not require
security personnel, it still provides 24/7 emergency protection of our water
sites as well as other important sites," he says. "Installation costs are also
quite reasonable considering the degree of security such a system
provides."
This same type of system, using digital video and audio
monitoring, can provide additional surveillance and monitoring of the facilities
of those companies that do not have the staff, expertise or budget to maintain
an internal response capability, Kimmons says.
"Not only can this digital
monitoring system help protect the investment of smaller companies from everyday
criminals but also from the threat of terrorists."
For some years, the
British capital London has been rigged up with one of the world's most
comprehensive closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems which have allowed police
to track and catch countless criminals, Kimmons says.
According to a
recent university study, which estimated a total of seven million CCTV cameras
in Britain, each Londoner is filmed on average 300 times per day.
It's
time for the US to catch up with others and take advantage of the hi-tech
security solutions that are available, Kimmons says.
For more information
about how your business can become more vigilant, check out Kimmons website at
http://www.kimmonssecurity.com or call him at (281) 679-0070.
Rob Kimmons is a former law enforcement officer and Homeland Security
Expert. He is available as a media security consultant to add the local angle to
national stories. To pre-arrange appearances, please call (281)
679-0070.
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