Security technology white paper for the security market launched by Vodafone M2M

A new white paper aimed at the security market regarding security technology has recently been launched by Vodafone M2M. The white paper is specifically focused at security equipment manufacturers and distributors, whereby the changes in functionality enabled by machine to machine (M2M) communications in three security applications (alarm systems, CCTV, and asset tracking) are addressed.
 
Security technology has evolved rapidly, creating new possibilities for securing businesses and their assets against theft, fire and other risks - exceptions to this include CCTV for monitoring and alarms for perimeter protection, which haven’t changed.
 
Sadly, ever year, many crimes against businesses without proper security infrastructure go unsolved. Traditional security methods, such as CCTV, don’t secure assets as well as most modern methods - Criminals can cut cables to CCTV cameras and alarms to disable them; target remote locations where it’s impractical to install phone lines to connect cameras and alarms; take advantage of alarms and cameras going unmonitored.
 
According to Berg Insight, an estimated 75% of Europe’s 30 million alarms are totally unmonitored; target assets when they’re on trucks and vans, away from the protection of the site perimeter - In order to prevent crimes taking place, security providers need to focus on a new approach.
 
Vodafone, one of the world’s leaders in M2M service delivery, has been working in M2M for over 20 years, and today, provides full support for M2M security solutions, including alarms, CCTV and asset tracking.
 
Vodafone’s solutions can help your business to:

• Cut installation and management costs

• Increase business insight
• Improve security and coverage
• Reduce theft and shrinkage

Contact Information

Peter Manolescue

Global Business Development Manager - Security Vodafone

Vodafone M2M

(44) 07785 665880

Peter.manolescue@vodafone.com