Audio recording systems.
Modern security systems are aimed at comprehensive control and ensuring the client's one hundred percent confidence in their own security.
To achieve this goal, audio recording systems are becoming increasingly popular as part of the overall spectrum of the system.
Audio monitoring is a set of organizational and technical measures aimed at acoustic control of a protected object (be it an office, apartment, private house or adjacent territory).
Audio monitoring systems serve as an excellent complement to video surveillance and help strengthen security measures, allowing for remote inspection of the object for intruders.
But the capabilities of modern audio recording systems are much broader than standard security purposes.
Today, due to high competition in the market, every far-sighted manager is interested in building the most effective corporate culture.
After all, the well-being of a business directly depends on the professionalism of employees, the level of service provided, loyalty to customers, etc.
Therefore, in large offices, is popularequipment for recording telephone conversations.
It can be used to control and analyze communication standards with clients and partners, prevent leaks of confidential information in a timely manner, determine the nature of negotiations (business or personal issues are resolved during working hours), and monitor the rationality of long-distance negotiations. In this way, it is possible to strengthen labor discipline and reduce telephone costs.
In principle, many companies practice recording telephone conversations (the Law «On Information» and the Law «On Telecommunications» in this case are adjusted by the internal corporate tradition of the company).
Constantly improving audio recording systems perform their functions clearly and efficiently: a miniature spy microphone is supersensitive to acoustic information and is silent in operation.
Repeated listening to a recording of a telephone conversation helps to resolve controversial issues, for example, in terms of agreements with partners, which is important when concluding deals and agreements by telephone.
Modern systems for recording telephone conversations enter the date, time, duration, incoming and outgoing numbers into the database.
When a threatening call is made, this equipment makes it possible to determine the number of the telephone from which the call was made, identify the voice of the intruder, and use the recording of the call as material evidence.