Home CCTV, if fibre cable gets snipped...

[Tigercubrider]

Obviously it depends on the value of the assets that you are protecting, and the building fabric.
You could run metal conduit which is likely 95% tamper proof, unless they dig down.
But my internet comes from the catv flap in the pavement which a child could lift up.

Some cctv units upload to the cloud so until the cable is lost, that’s fine.
Some will switch to Wi-Fi cellular hubs if the main net goes down.

 

[secureiam]

horses for courses.

the safe boxes for NVRs /DVRs vary.

I know customers that have them and some that don't, as for which is easier to get to well that varies, once they have found it they need to be able to steal it (quicker than just taking the drive out).

That requires either good luck or site knowledge, but a smoke cannon or similar in that area so they cant see., what they are doing?

 

[SandyLyon]

What safe do you use? Does it affect the WiFi signal? How do you get the power cables into the safe?

I have a Haydon lockable Steel Safe Box, I have an Ethernet cable connection so don’t know how it affects the WiFi signal, all cables are fed into the rear of the safe box though rubber grommets.
It’s mounted on angle iron cantilever brackets with security bolts and fastened to the gable wall with rawlbolts.

 

[foxhole]

For those not using wired cameras, crims can carry wifi jammers to stop any wifi cameras or other devices working.

But they are usually too dumb to know how to use anything more complicated than a vape . Camera can use a memory cards so are independent of WiFi . External cameras should be out of reach of burglars and backed up by internal cameras , ideally hidden .