Central America Surveillance

Surveillance Equipment refers to any item that is used to monitor activities, behavior, or other changing information, normally of people and quite often in a clandestine manner. It most often refers to items used to observe individuals or groups by a government organization (or organizations). Surveillance Equipment (and Surveillance in general) has run afoul of a number of privacy concerns over the past several years, with groups complaining about this equipments pervasive presence in daily life. In spite of this, both private and public enterprises rely on Surveillance Equipment now than ever before.

Surveillance Equipment is as varied as the needs it serves. Closed Circuit television systems, Computer Surveillance systems, Telephone Surveillance, Social Network Analysis, Biometric Surveillance, Aerial Surveillance, Corporate Surveillance, Satellite Surveillance, Geo-location devices (RFID and GPS tagging devices), and Audio Surveillance devices all have a need (and a market) within this increasingly controversial industry.

With an almost constantly changing set of requirements, oversight and limitations on the use of Surveillance Equipment, it’s form, function and capacity depending on the various jurisdictions in which it is intended to be operated coupled with the constant technological advances in the Surveillance Equipment Industry, it has become exceedingly difficult to keep abreast of this dynamic industry.

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