Pacific ALPR Rules Expand as Federal AI Oversight Sharpens

Last month, we wrote about a third wave of surveillance legislation taking shape across the country — a shift from regulating individual technologies to governing the entire surveillance environment, including retention, storage, vendor architecture, auditability, and analytics. Multiple states were moving in similar directions, and the convergence was real even where the bills were not […]

Power Sentry Gen 3: Resilient Pole-Mounted Surveillance

Power Sentry Gen 3 gives organizations a reliable way to extend pole-mounted outdoor surveillance beyond buildings and trailers, with smarter power management, remote diagnostics, recovery, and integration with existing security systems.

Understanding Power Limits and Operational Risk

Solar-only mobile surveillance trailers have an obvious appeal. These solar-powered security trailers operate quietly, require no fuel, and appear environmentally friendly and low-maintenance. For many security leaders, a solar surveillance trailer on site signals that coverage is handled automatically without ongoing attention. But solar-only mobile surveillance systems rely on very specific power assumptions. When exposed […]

The Complete Guide to Power Planning for Mobile Surveillance Trailers

When a mobile surveillance trailer loses power, the first concern in the command center isn’t battery chemistry or panel orientation. It’s the blind spot on the screen—the camera that just went dark over a gate, a staging yard, or an event entrance when coverage is needed most.Almost every one of those outages traces back to […]

Surveillance Legislation Is Reshaping Mobile Security

Last month, we wrote that public safety surveillance policy was becoming more formal, more specific, and more operational. The central questions were becoming clearer: what surveillance tools can be used for, how long data can be retained, where it can be stored, who controls access, and how much oversight should apply to AI and analytics. […]

How Mobile Radar Is Redefining Drone Security for Stadiums and Civic Events

Event security teams have spent years hardening gates, concourses, and perimeters. The cameras look good, the fencing is dialed in, and the playbook for crowd management is familiar. What has changed is everything above that plan. Low‑cost drones now give anyone with a few hundred dollars and a tutorial the ability to put a flying […]