Part II: Casino Operations · Surveillance & Security
Intrusion Detection System (IDS)
Security Technology
A network of electronic sensors that detects unauthorized entry or movement in restricted areas and triggers alerts to security and surveillance personnel. Intrusion detection systems in casinos protect after-hours access to gaming areas, count rooms, vaults, and back-of-house areas. Systems may include motion detectors, door contacts, pressure sensors, and laser beams integrated with the central alarm management platform.
In practice
Intrusion detection is a critical component of after-hours security; any alarm triggers immediate camera verification and potential dispatch of security personnel.
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