In the U.S., companies spend a very significant $15 billion on video surveillance operations. Yet, according to a recent global survey by Forbes, most of them monitor fewer than 50% of their valuable assets.

Why the disparity? The main reason is that traditional video surveillance systems rely on older analog technology. The management consoles don’t integrate well with other security tools and systems. And human operation for surveillance leads to fatigue and missed security breaches.

At ASAP Security Services, we strive to offer Texas organizations the best security technology solutions that provide high-performance with high ROI. One of our premier partners is Avigilon, which offers state-of-the-art security solutions that are sharper and smarter than others. Read on to see how Avigilon solutions can offer your Houston company the protection it needs for today's security challenges.

Want to upgrade your house to a smart home? Start with the lights. Installing smart lighting is an effective and popular way to add luxury and convenience to your life. Most homeowners have a lighting system that is merely functional, not room enhancing. Even if you have a lighting design that showcases your sense of style, it may not be a “smart” system.

Lighting automation addresses both form and function. It helps you achieve the perfect look for your home in Austin, TX, while giving you complete lighting control by touching an icon on your smart tablet. You can also set scenes to achieve the perfect brightness and hue for different areas in your home. Keep reading to learn how smart lighting helps you see your home in a new light.

Since 2013, there have been more than 465 mass shootings. It’s a grim statistic but one that should be addressed at your school or business in Bellaire, TX. The last thing you want is to do is become a statistic. Even though you may have an excellent security system with smart surveillance cameras, access controls, and automatic locks, it may not be enough if an active shooter is on your property.

A gunshot detection system is one of the most effective ways to mitigate risk and reduce (or even prevent) casualties. Fully integrated with your smart security system, it acts quickly to protect all building occupants. Read more to learn the benefits of having a gunshot protection system.

When your business or organization is equipped with thermal imaging cameras, you’ll always know an intruder’s whereabouts. Perfect for nighttime surveillance and in locations where there is minimal light, a thermal camera on your property in Rio Grande Valley, TX, makes your smart security system even smarter.

In the fog, smog, smoke, or darkness, your advanced security camera captures every movement. Keep reading to learn the three most impressive benefits of using infrared cameras.

What makes a house a home? Some would say, “a happy family.” Others might think it’s one that meets their design specifications. Still, other people believe the perfect home is one with a well-manicured yard, beautiful interior furnishings, or the latest and greatest technologies. Whatever your opinion, you are the one who decides what your ideal home is.

Now, what if you could take that home and make it even better? Smart home automation has revolutionized the way homeowners in Sugar Land, TX, interact with nearly everything in their homes – from home entertainment to lighting to security. Continue reading to see how smart technology adds more luxury, convenience, and fun to every room in your house.

As people head back to work, school, shops and restaurants in San Antonio, TX, business owners and managers are doing everything in their power to keep employees, customers and the public at large safe. At ASAP Security Services, we’re here to help businesses ease the burden by deploying technology solutions that help managers monitor and detect masks (or a lack of one), fevers and social distancing in enclosed public spaces.

Today, we’re here to discuss another solution that can help curb the coronavirus’s spread: air purification technology with short-wave ultraviolet light (UV-C). Keep reading to learn all about it.