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Jason Duling Jason Duling – Sales – 2M CCTV 877-926-2288 x 6053 A common question I run into when designing CCTV systems is “how do we compensate for the all the bright light?” This is generally referring to the sunlight coming through the front door or window area, causing incoming foot traffic to look more like shadows or silhouettes than actual people. This, in turn, is due to the “wash out” created by sunlight pouring into an area that is not as well lit as the outdoors

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Explosion Protected Camera for Hazardous Locations

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The Extreme Series Camera EX65 model Explosion Protected is a high-performance, affordable camera that holds international explosion protected certifications to provide safe surveillance for hazardous locations, including oil and gas, petrochemical and chemical facilities. Designed for extreme environment operation, the Extreme Series Camera EX65 model’s electropolished 316L stainless steel construction protects the camera from corrosion by reducing the risk of imbedded contamination – making it ideal for offshore applications.

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Morning Security Brief: Drone Race, Afghanistan Exit, Neo-Nazis, and More

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►The race is on.

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Are Diplomatic Security Forces Ready For a More Offensive Role in the Middle East?

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Morning Security Brief: Heroine Control, Iran Supplying Weapons, TSA Duped, and More

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Morning Security Brief: White House Counterterrorism Policy, Wiretaps, ‘Bedroom’ Hackers, and More

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► The White House has issued a National Strategy for Counterterrorism policy statement. read more

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Morning Security Brief: Android Security, Virus Outbreak, Scanner Radiation, and More

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►A law enforcement software company is using a security flaw in Android smartphones to aid in forensic data gathering. Engineers from Oxygen Software discovered a hole that allows access to and physical extraction of files and user data from Android phones . “The add-on breaks the security system of any smartphone running Android OS 2.0-2.2,” the San Francisco Chronicle reports – meaning 85 percent of Android users are susceptible to being hacked.

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Getting the Most out of Your Security Cameras with Effective Placement

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Purchasing security cameras for your home, business, corporation or educational institution is a great idea, but if they are placed incorrectly you may be missing out on some of their benefits. Ineffective surveillance is sometimes the result of having the wrong equipment. Maybe you should have purchased IP cameras but you chose to go with analog.

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Use Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) Cameras to Neutralize Shadows

Explosion Protected Camera for Hazardous Locations

Morning Security Brief: Drone Race, Afghanistan Exit, Neo-Nazis, and More

Are Diplomatic Security Forces Ready For a More Offensive Role in the Middle East?

Morning Security Brief: Heroine Control, Iran Supplying Weapons, TSA Duped, and More

Morning Security Brief: White House Counterterrorism Policy, Wiretaps, ‘Bedroom’ Hackers, and More

Morning Security Brief: Android Security, Virus Outbreak, Scanner Radiation, and More

Getting the Most out of Your Security Cameras with Effective Placement

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