Video Verification Security Systems - GeoArm Security®

A video-verification security system is a type of alarm or security system that links together traditional burglar alarms with video cameras and monitoring. This type of system allows for a visual verification of an event by using video cameras to capture footage of the event that prompted the alarm, which can then be viewed by the system owner and/or the GeoArm central monitoring station. Video verification can provide many benefits. It provides more detailed information to those monitoring the system, which can help to reduce false alarms and allows for more accurate responses to real emergencies. When seconds matter the most, a quicker response is the best response. It can also provide additional evidence in the event of a crime or emergency, which can be used to aid in the apprehension of perpetrators and in prosecution.

Step 1.

An intruder breaks into a construction site (for example), walks in front of a video device and trips the motion sensor component which instantaneously triggers the built-in camera to then record a short video clip.

Step 2.

The video device then uploads the captured clip to the GeoArm professional 24/7 central monitoring station.

Step 3.

Upon reviewing the video clip and verifying that there is an intruder on site, the GeoArm monitoring operator will initiate an immediate dispatch to law enforcement. If the video shows a raccoon or deer on site, the operator will ignore the alarm event.

Step 4.

Law enforcement treat a video-verified alarm as a crime-in-progress and respond with top priority.

Step 5.

Faster police response means a greater likelihood of arrests and reduced losses.

Please Note: Priority Response is a process adopted by law enforcement and dispatch teams when the alarm can be video verified. This means that video verified alarms are seen in the eyes of the police as crimes in progress, and they sent immediately sent to the scene.