Access Control

Businesses that use real-time monitoring of access control systems can reduce the time it takes to detect and respond to security incidents by up to 75%.

It has also been found that businesses that use real-time monitoring of intrusion detection systems can reduce the time it takes to detect and respond to security incidents by up to 50%.

Real-time monitoring can be expensive to implement and maintain, requiring significant investments in technology, personnel, and training.

Additionally, real-time monitoring can create privacy concerns, as it involves continuous monitoring of people and activities.

Security Personnel

Assets & Security Priorities

Immediate reaction

Decreased number of incidents

Increased industry adherence

Minimize potential threats

Future prevention

Asset Protection

Technology & Software

Alerts

Analytics (trends, threats, events)

Quickly identify & respond

Customize dashboard

Future prevention

Monitoring

Access & Notification

Streamline security protocols

Monitor multiple security systems

Reduce system complexity

One central device

Future prevention

The National Retail Federation's 2020 Retail Security Survey found that retailers who used live video monitoring systems experienced a 55% reduction in inventory shrinkage compared to those who did not use live monitoring.

The survey also found that retailers who used live video monitoring systems experienced a 38% reduction in the number of violent incidents compared to those who did not use live monitoring.

According to a report by the security company McAfee, businesses that use real-time monitoring of network traffic can detect and respond to security incidents up to four times faster than those that do not use real-time monitoring.

The report also found that businesses that use real-time monitoring of network traffic are more likely to detect and respond to advanced persistent threats (APTs) than those that do not use real-time monitoring.