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Remote Guarding Services · Founded in 2002

Remote guarding: live, verified monitoring for your property.

AI analytics flag activity. Trained security professionals in our in-house Huntington, NY Command Center assess it live, issue audio warnings where speakers are installed, contact police or your team when warranted, and document every incident.

Find out whether Remote Guarding is right for your property

Founded in 2002 · In-house Huntington, NY Command Center · Trained live operators

The gap in traditional security

Guards cost too much. Cameras do too little.

Guards are expensive and singular

A physical guard can only be in one place at a time — and covering one post around the clock takes three shifts a day.

Cameras only record

Passive CCTV captures activity for later review. Without someone watching live, no one can respond in the moment.

Sleeping, distraction, absence

The overnight shift is the hardest to staff and the easiest to get wrong.

How it works

How remote video guarding works.

AI detects. Trained operators decide. Every alert is reviewed by a person in our Command Center.

  1. 01

    AI detection

    Cameras with advanced analytics scan your property 24/7 and instantly flag people or vehicles where they should not be, so operators know where to look.

  2. 02

    Live verification

    A New York State licensed security guard in our Huntington, NY Command Center reviews the live video and determines whether the activity requires intervention.

  3. 03

    Response & documentation

    Where speakers are installed, the operator can issue a live audio warning, contact police or your designated contacts when warranted, and document the incident.

See it in action

Watch a real remote guarding intervention.

Active Response · Not Just Recording

Detect. Verify. Intervene. Escalate.

Every alert follows the same disciplined path from AI detection to a licensed operator's decision.

Detect

AI video flags activity.

Verify

A live professional confirms it.

Intervene

Voice-down warning on site.

Escalate

Escalation when needed.

Why switch

Why properties add Remote Guarding.

Coverage where staffing every post isn’t practical

Remote Guarding suits overnight coverage, perimeter monitoring and after-hours intervention, and can complement or replace certain guard assignments. Some properties need a hybrid of on-site officers and Remote Guarding.

Live, verified response

Operators assess activity as it happens and contact police with firsthand information when warranted.

Many cameras, one team

Trained operators monitor multiple views of your property at once, guided by AI alerts.

Safer intervention

Operators address intruders remotely, without placing your staff or an on-site guard in harm’s way.

More than just security

Remote guards act as an extension of your team.

The same command center delivers gate, lobby, site and escort services — remotely.

Gated community entrance with a gatehouse

Remote GateGuard

Remotely greet guests, verify credentials, and manage access to gated communities.

Commercial building lobby with a glass entry vestibule and intercom

Remote LobbyGuard

Verify visitors, control building access, and maintain a detailed entry log.

Solar-powered security trailer on a construction site

Remote SiteGuard

Solar-powered security trailers deliver Remote Guarding to sites without existing power or wired internet infrastructure.

Office building entrance in the evening with a camera and intercom

Remote escort & witness

Live operator oversight for openings, closings, and late departures, supporting two-person insurance protocols.

Request a Remote Guarding assessment.

Discover how Remote Guarding can improve security coverage, potentially reduce staffing costs, and complement your existing security program.

Security technology backed by real security professionals.

24/7

U.S.-Based Command Center

Licensed

Security Professionals

One Partner

Technology + Monitoring + On-Site Security

Multi-State

Security Operations

Founded in 2002 and led by law enforcement veterans. Properties we monitor connect to our in-house Command Center in Huntington, New York, where trained security professionals assess activity and respond.

Remote guarding questions

Remote Guarding is live video monitoring of your property by trained security professionals. AI analytics flag activity, and operators in our Huntington, NY Command Center assess it and respond, rather than simply recording footage for later review.

Conventional video surveillance records activity so it can be reviewed after an incident. Remote Guarding is proactive: AI analytics flag activity as it happens, a live operator verifies it, and the operator can respond in real time with an audio warning or by contacting your designated personnel or law enforcement when warranted.

No. AI analytics help detect people and vehicles and direct attention, but trained operators make every judgment call about what is happening and how to respond.

An on-site officer provides a physical presence at one post. Remote Guarding lets operators watch multiple areas of a property at once and intervene remotely. Depending on the property, it may replace certain assignments, such as overnight or perimeter coverage, or supplement existing officers in a hybrid program. A security specialist can help evaluate the right mix.

Properties with defined perimeters or after-hours security risks, including HOAs and gated communities, commercial buildings and lobbies, construction sites, equipment yards, self-storage facilities, auto dealerships, industrial properties, warehouses, marinas, and houses of worship.

Often, but not always. Compatibility depends on your existing equipment, network infrastructure, camera placement and monitoring requirements. Max Security USA can evaluate your current system and recommend upgrades or additional equipment, such as speakers for audio warnings, where needed.

Pricing depends on the number of cameras, property size, monitoring schedule, intervention requirements, equipment compatibility and site-specific risks. A security specialist can review your property and provide a recommendation and quote.

Speak to a Security Specialist

Let's talk about your property.

Tell us about your site, cameras and current coverage. A security specialist will assess whether Remote Guarding fits your property and follow up with a recommendation and pricing.

  • A straightforward conversation
  • No obligation
  • Follow-up from a security professional