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  • 20 Mistakes You Can Make When Installing a Security System at Your Business

    With more than 50+ years of experience, we've been called in to fix plenty of security system mistakes. Whether it's an installation gone wrong, the entire system was poorly designed and having false alarm problems, or the customer just can’t get timely service or service at all from the previous security company– we've seen it all. This blog looks at 20 of the worst mistakes we've seen when attempting to secure a building. Read on →

  • Pros & Cons of Cloud Video vs. On-Premise Storage for Security Systems

    High-resolution video surveillance is a must for many businesses. You want to see what's happening in and around your property without worrying about pixelation or blurred images. With more and more video data available, what do you do with it? Do you store it on-site and have a room full of servers to support your growing collection of videos, or do you send it off into the cloud and let someone else worry about server space? Read on →

  • Best Keyless Entry Systems for Businesses

    Whether you're a small startup or a large corporation, the right keyless entry system can revolutionize the way you manage access, enhance overall security, and contribute to the seamless flow of daily operations. In this blog, we delve into the realm of cutting-edge access control, exploring the best keyless entry systems tailored for your business. Read on →

  • What Is the Best Security System for Daycare?

    Is there anything more precious than our children? No, which is why so many parents struggle with putting their kids in daycare and agonize about finding the right one. Adding the right security measures for daycare centers can go a long way toward keeping your building secure and giving parents some added peace of mind. Read on →

  • Enhanced Security with Upgraded Video Surveillance Technology

    Criminals develop more and more advanced techniques every day, which means we need more advanced security. Video surveillance has come a long way from grainy, sped-up images that were virtually useless in identifying suspects. At Bates Security, our latest video surveillance system includes an entire toolbox full of features that all add to your security. Read on →

  • Security Planning For Your Church in Kentucky

    Do churches really need security? Isn't it the goal to welcome in people from the community and share your faith? While it's true that churches often offer support for our society's most vulnerable members, it's also true that leaving a building open to the public and without security can be a big mistake. Read on →

  • Fire Prevention Week

    Every year, Fire Prevention Week is observed the week of October 9th to commemorate the Great Chicago Fire that occurred in 1871. Read on →

  • 2023 Office Building Security Best Practices

    In today's office buildings, security is a major concern for every tenant and building owner. After all, who is responsible for safety in the workplace? In this blog, we’ll explore office building security best practices. Some focus on protecting businesses from losses caused by employees, while others are focused on protecting employees from external threats. Read on →

  • Signs Your Business Security System Is Outdated

    In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, ensuring the safety and security of your business is of utmost importance. With advancements in technology, it's crucial to stay proactive and keep up with the latest security solutions to protect your assets, employees, and customers. Read on →

  • What is Access Control & Why Do You Need it For Your Kentucky Business?

    What does the term “access control” mean? Access control systems are electronic control security measures that companies use to manage who can enter and exit their properties, as well as when and where. Kentucky businesses frequently use access control systems to restrict building access to authorized users. This allows them to protect their people, property, and information. Read on →