Video Security - GeoArm Security®

Standalone video surveillance services are security systems that operate independently—without needing to be tied into a broader IT infrastructure, centralized security platform, or complex enterprise system. They’re typically self-contained, easier to deploy, and often used by small businesses, homes, or single locations.

Standalone video verification alarm monitoring services are a specific type of security service (e.g. Videofied) where a monitoring center uses live or recorded video from your cameras to verify whether an alarm is real before responding and they operate independently from larger, fully integrated security ecosystems.

Smart security cameras are internet-connected cameras with built-in intelligence and remote capabilities that go beyond just recording video. They use software (often AI) to detect, analyze, and alert you about activity in real time.

Smart video doorbells are internet-connected doorbells with built-in cameras and smart features that let you see, hear, and interact with visitors at your front door whether you're home or not.

MotionViewer security cameras are a specialized type of security device that combine motion detection + built-in video recording + alarm system integration designed specifically for video-verified security monitoring.

Motion image sensors are devices used in security systems to detect movement and capture images (or video) when motion occurs.

SVR (Stream Video Recorder) often called a Streaming Video Recorder is a type of video recording system designed to capture, manage, and store video streams from IP (network) cameras over a network.

CSVR (Commercial Stream Video Recorders) are enterprise-grade, cloud-based video recording systems designed specifically for business and commercial security applications. They are essentially an advanced form of CSVR (cloud stream video recording), but built for larger, multi-site, and professionally monitored environments.