Yes, you can. You can set your system to “stay” or “away” mode, depending on whether you are home or not. You can also set specific areas of your home to be “armed” or “disarmed” so you can move freely about without setting off the alarm.

False alarms can happen. Our alarm systems are optimized to reduce them significantly. For example, our advanced motion sensors can tell the difference between a person and an animal. We do our best to design our systems to avoid false alarms.

A network video recorder (NVR) is a unique computer designed to store and manage video footage from IP cameras. NVRs typically have more hard drive storage than a regular computer and can be configured to record video continuously or only when motion is detected.

NVRs come in various sizes, from small, stand-alone units to large, rack-mounted systems. They can also be purchased as part of a complete IP surveillance system from a security camera vendor.

A video capture card is a piece of computer hardware that enables a computer to process and store video footage from an analog or digital source. Video capture cards are used in various applications, including security surveillance, video editing, and live streaming.

Cloud computing security or, more simply, cloud security is the security of data and systems used in cloud computing. It includes the procedures and techniques used to protect information stored on remote servers and accessed over a network, typically the Internet. Many different cloud computing security solutions are available, each with advantages and disadvantages.

Cloud-based access control is a type of access control that uses the cloud to store and manage data. This type of access control can be used to manage physical access control systems as well as logical access control systems.