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Research shows that the market size for global commercial security systems will reach $265.98B this year. Security services are diversifying their designs to satisfy current market needs.

More businesses are adopting security measures as a risk management strategy. The Continue reading →

Take your business security to a new level and invest in an alarm system. Crime against businesses is at an all-most all-time high. A business security system is one of the most innovative business moves in 2022.

Don’t leave your Continue reading →

According to a city ordinance passed in April 2021, certain businesses in Houston must have security cameras on their premises by 19 July 2022.  

City lawmakers believe this will help reduce crime rates in the city and assist Continue reading →

The two approaches present companies with a series of trade-offs

By Guy Mizrahi, President, Megasystems Security

When selecting a security cameras system, businesses face a fundamental design decision: Should they select a Network Video Recorder (NVR) (an on-premise system) or Continue reading →

How Smart Cameras Keep Your Employees and Building Well Protected at All Times

Owning or running a commercial space has its risks. Your business or company could find itself as the next target of a break-in or burglary at any Continue reading →

Look for an SMB specialist, technical depth, and stellar customer service

By Guy Mizrahi, President, Megasystems Security

Keeping your facilities secure has never been more challenging. The volume of potential threats increases daily. Technology evolves at a rapid pace, offering Continue reading →

Give Your Building Security A Boost

Imagine knowing who is entering and leaving your Humble, TX business at all times. This is the peace of mind that a smart access control installation can bring to you. As your employee and Continue reading →

Emerging option closes security holes, reduces maintenance, and cuts costs

By Guy Mizrahi, President, Megasystems Security

In the past¸ securing a facility was straightforward: install a physical access control system. As technology advanced and corporate services became virtual, new holes Continue reading →