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“Cameras are worth little unless they are monitored, and hiring, training, and supervising a security officer is ineffective and expensive. VirSec Virtual Security met our needs, and we recommend all schools consider your firm’s services”

Jeremy Gilliam
Superintendent
Michigan Technical Academy

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Mike Case
Director of Loss Prevention
Art Van

“It has been a cost savings for us…Most of our sites are donor centers that are between 3,000 to 8,000 square feet that do not merit having a traditional security guard. so the virtual security services from VirSec has an edge. It’s not just after the fact, it’s someone that is actively watching the facilities and seeing things first hand. It’s also used for preventative purposes”

Bill Ogg
Director of Facilities – Western Division
American Red Cross

“Since actual surveillance began, VirSec has worked with local police response on multiple occasions to mitigate security problems that have been a constant source of irritation for our employees and our guests. I would recommend VirSec Virtual Security as a high quality provider for anyone in need of a cost-effective security solution”

Mike Jaber
Motel 6

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Virtual Patrol

During a Virtual Patrol I noticed an unidentified vehicle parked in our lot in one of our smaller sites. I took a picture of the car and documented it for future references in case it shows up again