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What is Integration?
Isabel is a Marketing Specialist at DGA.
Integration in security refers to the interactivity between different parts of a security system. Here are some examples of what you can accomplish with an integrated security system.
- Create a high-resolution video clip when a user credential is presented to a specific reader. The video clip will automatically capture a few seconds before and a few seconds after a user enters the door
- Pull reports on-demand or receive real-time alerts to view the video clip along with the activity data on who, when, and where the reader was accessed
- Receive an alert when a user enters a high-security area such as a stockroom or safe to verify the video against the user photo on file
- Review the video clip when an access credential is denied in order to monitor potential unauthorized intrusion attempts
- Receive an attached video clip from the closest camera to an activated intrusion alarm
- Automatically unlock doors during a fire alarm emergency
These are just a few examples of what you can accomplish with an integrated security system.
By working together, integrated security systems can provide a more comprehensive view of a location and enable the monitoring center and your team to respond quickly and appropriately to any security incidents.
To learn more, check out our blog articles on integrated security systems.
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