With technologies advancing, video surveillance is moving away from the old fashioned video cassette recorders (VCR) and becoming more digital. There are pros and cons for this as recordings can be saved into multiple storage options or even online, which in comparison to  the VCR recordings which can be easily destroyed. The ability to automatically store recordings on multiple devices or storage options means that an intruder can’t just take the video cassette anymore to remove the evidence. However, with the increase of technology also comes the higher possibility of a cyber-attack which could enable the intruder to destroy the evidence or add a virus to the device which stores the information which in turn can make it impossible to access the information. Therefore for any owner of video surveillance cameras, ensuring that you pick the best type of video surveillance software as well as the best protection for your computer device is essential, including antivirus software.

The Remote Controlled Improvised Explosive Devise (RCIED) Jammers are protective gears that protect vehicles and people from explosive devises and bombs, which are operated by a remote control. A RCIED jammer has actually grown into a bigger threat and this call for a reliable deterrent.

With the threat of various terrorist attacks across the world, technology is being introduced to deal with such threats and make the world a safer place to live. Explosive devises or bombs, which can be denoted by a remote control, are rapidly increasing threat nowadays as terrorists are becoming more technically sophisticated.

Therefore, there is need for protection from such dangerous devises. The RCIED Jammers are made to stop the signal of explosive devises or bombs before they detonate. Sometimes, these bombs or any other explosive devises can be placed in a given area for a quite long time without being detected until their operators remotely explode them.

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There are many ways you can protect yourself and your environment, having a guard dog, or a home style burglar alarm are both good to put off an intruder. But when it comes to proof, nothing is better than a good old video clip! Home style burglar alarm systems can be incredibly simple, so with the right research, can be disabled. If you chose to have video surveillance or CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) you can usually bank on getting video evidence. Placing several cameras around your site can help you record your intruder, or even tell you if an employee is going somewhere they shouldn’t, or taking cash out the till! However, there are rules to follow. These are part of the Data Protection act and you could find yourself in serious breach if you do not follow the rules carefully. To give you an idea: “The CCTV operator must let people know they are using CCTV.” – a good idea and one most widely used is putting signs up. “CCTV should only be used in exceptional circumstances in areas where you normally expect privacy” – for example in changing rooms or toilets. “Conversations between members of the public should not be recorded on CCTV.” – except in special circumstances. Before installing CCTV, be sure to check all the rules!