Your CCTV System Works—But Doesn't Actually Protect You You have 20 cameras covering your facility. Recording runs continuously. Footage gets stored for 30 days. The system technically functions perfectly. Yet last month, someone walked out with $12,000 in merchandise. Your cameras recorded everything. Nobody was watching. The footage revealed the theft 18 hours later when inventory counts came up short. Police identified the suspect from clear footage—but recovery is unlikel

The $87,000 Mistake You Can Prevent Right Now A warehouse invested $28,000 in CCTV monitoring  last year. Six months later, their system failed during a break-in attempt. Three cameras were offline due to neglected maintenance. The monitoring center couldn't verify the threat because bandwidth planning was inadequate. Police arrived 18 minutes late with incomplete information. Total loss: $87,000 in stolen equipment. The devastating part? Every single failure was preventable

CCTV Monitoring Crime Reduction: What Research Actually Shows Businesses spend over $50 billion annually on security systems worldwide. Property managers install cameras covering every angle. Homeowners invest thousands in surveillance equipment. But here's the question that matters: does any of it actually reduce crime, or are we just recording incidents we failed to prevent? If you're skeptical about spending $15,000-$40,000 on CCTV monitoring services , you should be. Mark

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