The security business has evolved beyond simple intrusion detection and surveillance monitoring. Security devices are typically now IP-based in order to send and receive data over the Internet to users at any location. The use of Ethernet networks, the Internet of Things (IoT) and wireless systems can now take door switch data and notify users that it is open or closed, whether they are on-site or not. Here are a few other examples. A thermostat control or CCTV camera can send its data off-site to users. HVAC, lighting, and shade controls can be programmed and actuated in areas when people are present. Actions can be based on access control data, such as badge readers, thumbprint or facial recognition or proximity sensors. Card readers are evolving from Wiegand to OSDP and BACnet technologies. How do these trends affect cabling for security and other related systems today? As the security industry has evolved, so have security cables at Remee Wire and Cable. To meet today’s security and alarm cabling requirements, Remee offers any and all types of cabling needed. Take a look at our comprehensive Vigilance Series.