Remote Video Monitoring - Huffmaster

May Webinars

admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 14:05:14 +0000

Huffmaster Virtual Security is offering two webinars at the end of this month.

MAY 31 – 12pm-1pm EST – Virtual Security – Making Technology Work With Your Security Officers

The practice of Remote Managed Security is quickly working its way into mainstream program. The budgetary pressures felt at all levels are forcing decision makers to adopt new and more innovative solutions. A Virtual Security Officer is a more than just a practical reality; you may soon find them a necessity!

While it is true that huge budget saving can be realized using Virtual Officers, many security programs cannot be completely replaced by virtual programs. Often, the answer is not choosing one or the other, it is a combination. This session focuses on how to harmonize virtual technology with existing officers. By strategically integrating on-site officers with virtual officers, you get the cost savings without sacrificing human contact.

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MAY 31 – 1:30pm-2:30pm EST – Virtual Security – The Choice Between All Or Nothing

Guards can be an effective component to a many security programs. The problem is frequently their cost. The result is companies often wait until there is a dramatic need before they justify this significant expense. The result is a perception that security is either “On” or “Off”.

Technology has progressed to a level that provides businesses additional options. Virtual Security Officers can now provide many of the functions that previously were only able to be done by on-site guards. The result is options bridging the gap of “ON/Off” or the “All or Nothing” limits of on-site guards. This session highlights the capabilities and practical application of Remote Managed Security through Virtual Security Officers.

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Proactive Video Monitoring

admin — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 13:47:15 +0000

VirSec™ (Virtual Security) is a new division of Huffmaster Protective Services that offers your business more advanced protection than ever before with proactive video monitoring. With our virtual security officers actively monitoring your facility with video surveillance technologies, our team of experts can proactively respond to any given situation before a potential threat can act. Our virtual security officers are highly trained in dedicated proactive video monitoring and video surveillance, and can respond in adequate time.

The virtual security guards at Huffmaster are specially trained on how to proactively monitor major facilities using video monitoring tools. If a threat is found, it is found in its early stages which allow our team of virtual security guards to contact you before a potential danger occurs. Our proactive monitoring services go beyond looking for suspicious individual who may pose a threat. For example, your facility may have a leaking pipe that you may not be aware of and our security guards will notify you about the leak and will actively monitor the situation until a repairman is onsite.

With a VirSec™ Virtual Security Officer, you receive all the efficiencies and other benefits of electronics while still maintaining human interaction. Not to mention, a Virtual Security Officer can reduce on-site officer headcount, replace on-site officers and allow you to avoid using on-site officers all together. For more information about VirSec™ and proactive monitoring at Huffmaster, please contact us today. That’s Huffmaster…That’s Business Secured at a Higher Level!

VirSec Officer Post 3-2-12

sjacob — Fri, 02 Mar 2012 15:44:31 +0000

During a virtual patrol, a VirSec Officer witnessed an individual throwing something through the front glass door of the client’s facility. The window broke, but the individual did not enter the property. This appeared to be a case of vandalism. The VirSec Officer was able to review the video from that focuses on this entryway and get a clear picture of the individual, as well as the individual’s vehicle information. This information was forwarded to the client who were able to include it in their investigation of the incident.

VirSec Officer Post 2-16-2012

sjacob — Fri, 17 Feb 2012 16:01:52 +0000

The manager of one of VirSec’s clients called stating that some items had come up missing over night and wondered if we had a way of seeing who. We only monitor this site during business hours but our cameras still record over night and can catch things that go on during these times. The VirSec officer was able to look at the footage from the past night and saw that the overnight janitor was seen several times in the area in question. I was able to see him carrying one of the items that were reported missing. The officer forwarded this information to the manager so that he could do what he saw fit with the information gathered.

VirSec Officer Post 2-2-2012

sjacob — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:46:41 +0000

During a virtual patrol I observed a man walking on the railroad tracks located near our Client’s property. The man seemed to be looking toward our property, in the event that this individual was conducting surveillance on the facility; I took some still pictures of him. The pictures are kept to ensure if the man is...Continue Reading

VirSec reports assault

sjacob — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 16:32:53 +0000

While monitoring a client’s front lobby, I observed a man giving lobby attendant a difficult time. At that time female entered the lobby and exchanged words with the man. The man followed the woman outside, returned to front desk, gathered his belongings andleft. Shortly after he left, the woman reappeared in the lobby looking as if she had been assaulted. I was able to call the attended, verify that
that woman had been assaulted by the man. I called the police and was able pull still pictures of the man and his vehicle. From the information I was able to send, the police found the man within hours of the assault!

VirSec Officers helps prevent theft

sjacob — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 17:48:10 +0000

A VirSec Officer observed two men walking around a parked vehicle acting suspicious. Right after observing this, the men broke out the window of the vehicle. I notified our point of contact on-site and she was able to go outside and scare off the two individuals. The individuals did not get the chance to steal anything from inside the vehicle. A description of the two men was sent to the site as well as posted at our VirSec station for all to be on the look-out in case they returned.

VirSec Officer Post 1-9-2012

sjacob — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 15:28:50 +0000

Doing a virtual patrol of our Client’s hotel property, a VirSec Officer noticed unusual activity of a man knocking on several doors. The officer immediately contacted the receptionist at the property, and the young lady asked that the officer notify local law enforcement as she was too nervous to approach the man. When the police arrived, the individual was unruly and arrested for public intoxication. The safety of our Client’s guests and employees was enforced by the VirSec Officer’s observations and reporting!

Virtual Patrol Observes Suspicious Activity

sjacob — Tue, 03 Jan 2012 14:29:06 +0000

During a virtual patrol a parked vehicle was observed near our client’s property. We were able to notify the on-site officer of the suspicious behavior. The on-site officer quickly responded to the location, assessed the situation and asked the driver to move his vehicle. For more information on VirSec Virtual Security click here.

Virtual Patrol Detects Suspicious Persons

sjacob — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 15:49:43 +0000

During a virtual patrol two individuals were seen walking along the rail road tracks of our client’s facility. With the zoom capability of the camera, we were able to zoom in to get a picture of the individuals. We were able to notify the on-site officer who was able to investigate. If not for the virtual...Continue Reading