Technical protection systems include a wide range of technological solutions and systems used to protect people, property, information and other values ​​from various threats and dangers. These systems are applied in various environments, including private homes, commercial establishments, public institutions, industrial complexes, as well as infrastructure facilities.

Some of the basic technical protection systems include:

1. Video surveillance: A system that uses cameras to record video material in real time to monitor the area and detect unauthorized activities.
2. Alarm systems: Systems that detect unwanted events such as burglary, fire, or the presence of smoke or gas, and activate the appropriate alarm to alert the appropriate persons or agencies.
3. Access control: Systems that regulate access to certain rooms or resources through user identification, such as codes, cards, biometric data or a combination of different factors.
4. Fire detection and protection: Systems that detect the start of a fire through temperature, smoke or gas sensors, and activate alarms or fire extinguishing systems to prevent fire from spreading.
5. Burglary protection systems: Systems that detect attempts at unauthorized entry into premises or objects by means of motion sensors, magnetic contacts or other detectors.

These systems are often integrated and upgraded to provide effective protection according to the specific needs and requirements of the user. Technological progress in the field of technical protection continuously brings new opportunities for improving the safety and efficiency of the protection system.