The right video surveillance software can do more than record footage. It can alert you in real time, help you find events fast, recognize faces or license plates, and even spot suspicious behavior before a crime occurs. If you’re a business owner looking to protect your property, your people, or your profits, choosing the right software is one of the most important decisions you can make. Video surveillance software is the brain behind your security cameras.

Allow us to simplify what AI in video surveillance is, what it can do, and which analytics are the best for your business, objectives, and situations. By the end of this post you'll have a firm grasp on what's available, from where, and how much AI integration you really need.

Yes—security systems for businesses are often tax deductible. Deductible items may include security cameras, alarms, access control systems, installation, and even ongoing monitoring costs. Thanks to changes in U.S. tax law Section 179, many commercial security systems now qualify for immediate expensing instead of being depreciated over years.

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