A standalone surveillance system typically just records the event for later review. A comprehensive security system is designed to intervene. By integrating motion sensors, glass-break detectors and monitored alarms, the system can trigger immediate deterrents (sirens/lights) and dispatch emergency services the moment a perimeter is breached.
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