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For companies, installing an intruder alarm system may be the simplest solution to help stop unauthorized visitors to their property. In addition to acting as a warning in the event of an intrusion, they also serve as a warning to future invaders.

When activated, intruder alarm systems use motion detectors, glass-break sensors, magnetic contacts, or other sensors to trigger an alarm. Internal and outdoor alarms placed on the premises are a common component of solutions. Most contemporary systems may also inform the accountable individual or individuals within your company, as well as specialized remote monitoring facilities, often referred to as an Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC), or even the police.

On industrial or manufacturing facilities, useful tools like thermal perimeter detection that may be used as part of an intruder alarm system, can increase security. Additionally, combining Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) with intruder alarm systems offers dual security that many organizations may take advantage of.

Whether you have a small retail store or a large enterprise with many locations, you must go over some important considerations before you choose an intruder alarm system.

What to consider when choosing an intruder alarm system.

When selecting an intruder alarm system for your business, you must consider three crucial factors.

• Your property
• Your company operations 

• Business obligations, particularly those related to insurance

The location of your business and the type of facilities will be crucial in defining your security requirements. The design and state of your buildings internally and outwardly, in addition to their location, are equally as significant. Any simple entry points, like as a broken window or door or a hole in your fence, will draw the attention of anyone determined enough to break in. In comparison to a retail store or office, for example, larger sites like industrial plants might provide more difficulties. There is frequently a considerably broader perimeter that must be covered and protected when the size and layout are considered. Performing a site inspection with a security professional who can identify apparent (and maybe less visible) weak areas is crucial action. Security experts can provide recommendations and customized solutions for protecting your company.

The proper intruder alarm system for your business depends in large part on what you do. You might wish to ask yourself the following questions:

• How many individuals are employed there?

• What time do you open?

• Does the structure ever stay empty, and if so, how long?

• What kind of inventory, machinery, or data do you maintain on-site, and what may happen if they were stolen or damaged?

By responding to these inquiries, you and your security provider will have a better understanding of the difficulties you're likely to have when securing your property.

Insurance companies could occasionally demand that you install an intruder alarm system at your place of business. The type of system you need to install may also be determined by the amount of danger associated with your property. If you have any questions about the security precautions specified in your insurance policy, you should contact your insurer as soon as possible to get the answers you need. To minimize any needless costs or if you ever need to make a claim, it is advisable to be ready before installing a new intruder alarm system.

Security options for small and medium size businesses.

A variety of security measures are used by many firms to safeguard both their buildings and their employees. The most popular combination for monitoring your own staff is an intruder alarm system plus CCTV, although access control and time & attendance can also be helpful. Fortunately, these main components are included in package solutions. Even if you own a small store, office, or warehouse, it is advisable to do a full security assessment with a professional, as we have previously stated.

Security options for larger companies.

Larger companies and facilities have their own security difficulties. If there are several buildings on the property or perhaps numerous sites that need to be protected, you might need to consider a much greater external boundary. Thermal perimeter detection would be a better option in this situation for capturing any possible attackers who might operate at night.

Digital communication and cloud-based solutions allow for the customization of current security systems to fit your unique requirements. Therefore, choosing the appropriate systems to support a wider, more fully integrated security ecosystem on your business is all that is required.

To deter trespassers, your intruder alarm system may be combined with CCTV and thermal perimeter security.

Choosing the appropriate intruder alarm system for your business.

The correct security system may offer you and your employees’ crucial safety and peace of mind, regardless of how big or small your business is.

All in all, to select the appropriate intruder alarm system, it is recommended that you request assistance from a security professional who can evaluate your business and provide you the guidance you need. AG Itology Tech and Private Security Services Ltd as an expert security company offers to businesses in Cyprus and Europe consulting services and generates risk assessments and threat reports to evaluate the property’s situation, locate any blind spots and implements personalised and affordable solutions. ITO’s experts are trained to spot any weaknesses on properties and examine all possible scenarios that intruders may use to enter the property. Our strategic partnerships with leading security vendors as well as our certified personnel ensure solutions to complex problems and the necessary expertise to implement them.