Critical infrastructure needs good perimeter security. In fact the need is reinforced by legislation. 

 Perimeter security monitoring solutions have been available for many years, however many of the technologies deployed are prone to false triggering. Detection of large animals and nuisance triggering by environment disturbances is commonplace. Intruders and casual observers are also tempted to test security measures before an attack on a facility.

This creates a major problem for responders. Responding to false alarms can be a costly mind-numbing experience.

Your security systems provider may have recently moved to combinations of technology, involving fence disturbance sensors and cameras sensitive to infrared-illuminated images. These solutions require extensive knowledge of fence disturbance false alarm mitigation and skills in lighting design. 

A viable alternative to infrared lighting, thermal imaging cameras, have been used in perimeter security for quite some time, but only recently have cameras become available that use both optical and thermal sensors, working in tandem. Some, like the camera shown below can also be equipped with infrared or white light illuminators and/or audible warning devices.

SecurityNet’s extensive product knowledge can ensure that your perimeter security provisions are perfectly matched to the technologies you need.