You may not think DVR Spy Cams is a big deal, but you would be wrong. Cams have been around for years, and their usage is on the rise thanks to modern technology. DVRs make it easier than ever to catch people doing all sorts of things they shouldn’t be doing – from stealing merchandise from your store to vandalizing property. You must know what these cameras can do to protect yourself from being victimized by them. In this article, we will discuss some tips for avoiding DVR Cam footage turning up online or in a police report against you!
Tips for DVR Security
- DVRs can be hacked, and the footage is live-streamed. Make sure to encrypt your DVR with a password or some other means of protection as soon as you install it.
- Also, make sure that no wires are leading from the DVR to an unconnected computer – this would allow hackers access to your DVR remotely!
- If someone does hack into your DVR and tries to delete footage, save any crucial videos before doing so! You may need them later on down the line if legal action needs/wants them to prosecute somebody who committed a crime at your store. Don’t let criminals get away with their crimes because of poor evidence management.
- DVRs are great for catching thieves, but they can also be used to catch employees who commit crimes at your store. Make sure you have all of the legally required security camera footage that proves their guilt if it is ever needed. This will save time and resources when prosecuting criminals!
- You may need a DVR with more cameras if there are multiple entrances/exits into your building. That way, nobody can slip by unnoticed – not even an innocent customer trying to leave through one door. At the same time, somebody else enters through another door because they’ve been given access via employee credentials or otherwise.
- If possible, find out what kind of DVR stores recommend before purchasing one so you know exactly where to start looking when shopping around for DVRs. Determining what features you need can save a lot of time and effort in the long run!
- In addition to DVR Domes, stores also carry DVR Indoor/outdoor dome cameras that are made for surveillance both inside and outside your building, so nothing slips by unnoticed! You should look into these models if this is an option available at your store – it could help provide added security around multiple entrances/exits or outdoor areas such as parking lots.
- If all else fails, ask a sales associate who specializes in DVR Spy Cams about any ‘knock off’ brands they have heard of that may be cheaper yet just as effective compared to other known brand names out there on the market.
We hope this information has been helpful to you.
