HALOS Body Cameras

03/06/2026

HALOS is proud to be attending McDonald's Worldwide alongside our partner StaffSafe! We're excited to connect with franchise owners and operators who are focused on creating safer, more secure, and efficient restaurant environments.

As restaurants continue to navigate challenges related to employee safety, customer interactions, theft, and operational accountability, technology is becoming an essential part of frontline operations. Together, HALOS and StaffSafe help McDonald's franchisees improve safety and security by increasing visibility, reducing risk, and providing the tools teams need to respond confidently to incidents.

📍 Las Vegas Convention Center
📅 June 1–4
📍 Booth #1915

01/06/2026

Retail theft, customer incivility, and workplace violence continue to challenge retailers nationwide.

In this article for Retail TouchPoints, HALOS CEO Alan Ring explores why body-worn cameras are becoming a mainstream tool for loss prevention, employee safety, and accountability—and why growing public acceptance is accelerating adoption across the retail industry.

From deterring theft to helping employees feel safer during difficult customer interactions, bodycams are playing an increasingly important role in modern retail operations.

Read the full article: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vPcrZ0

29/05/2026

Day 1 at EMS World Live in Austin was a success!

It was great connecting with so many EMS professionals and having meaningful conversations about the future of body-worn cameras in emergency response operations.

From minimizing false accusations and enhancing responder safety to improving training and accountability, the impact of this technology continues to grow.

Looking forward to more conversations on Day 2!

27/05/2026

Modern events are no longer just about managing entry points and watching crowds from a distance. They’re fast-moving environments where situations can escalate within seconds.

For security teams, relying only on manual observation can create gaps in response time, visibility, and accountability. That’s why technology is becoming essential for guest-facing safety operations.

Body cameras give event and hospitality teams the real-time awareness needed to respond with confidence and maintain stronger operational oversight in the moments that matter most.

18/05/2026

Transit agencies are under more pressure than ever to improve safety, reduce operational risk, and maintain public trust.

In this new op-ed for Mass Transit Magazine, HALOS CEO Alan Ring breaks down how AI is helping transit leaders move from reactive security operations to proactive safety management.

From reducing video review time and improving incident reporting to accelerating emergency response and supporting frontline teams, AI is quickly becoming a critical part of modern transit security operations.

As transit systems become more complex, faster access to accurate information and better operational visibility will play a major role in keeping both employees and passengers safer. Read the full article here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vqs2Y0

Security and operations leaders are using AI to improve operational efficiency, accelerate emergency response and strengthen incident reporting.

07/05/2026

What does real venue readiness actually look like?

This piece explores why preparedness is more than policies and procedures — it’s about communication, accountability, operational clarity, and how teams respond under pressure in real-world environments.

HALOS CEO Alan Ring explains that body-worn cameras can help provide clear, first-hand evidence when decisions and actions later come under scrutiny — an increasingly important consideration for public-facing venues and event teams.

As conversations around venue preparedness and Martyn’s Law continue to shape the security landscape, the operational challenges discussed in this article are highly relevant for stadiums, events, hospitality, and public-facing venues everywhere.

Read the full article here:
https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0v7l8H0

05/05/2026

At events and large crowd gatherings, guest touchpoints happen constantly—and risk exposure is high.

Guest-facing interactions without visibility or documentation lead to increased liability, conflicting accounts, and gaps in reporting.

Body-worn cameras close that gap—bringing real-time visibility and accountability to every interaction.

With HALOS, teams gain full-shift battery life, live streaming, and automatic uploads—so they can operate with confidence on the ground.

Learn more about how HALOS works: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0v3yRd0

Photos courtesy of Next Level Security.

29/04/2026

During field service, HALOS documents each job in real time—so if questions come up later, your team has clear proof of service, stronger accountability, and faster issue resolution.

One pest control franchise reported spending over $1,300 on retreatments in a single month. After implementing HALOS, video documentation helped eliminate unnecessary revisits and reduce those costs.

Fewer disputes. Fewer callbacks. More confidence in every job.

See how the HALOS workflow can support your team → https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0tYKCN0

28/04/2026

Ready for day 1 of The Security Event (TSE) to kick off!

Come and visit us at stand 5/J115.

27/04/2026

Private security work doesn’t happen in a controlled environment—it happens in real time, under pressure, where details matter and situations change fast.

For teams like Lone Star Defense Group, visibility and accountability aren’t optional—they’re operational requirements.

With HALOS body-worn cameras, every interaction is captured as it happens, giving supervisors clear, time-stamped footage they can rely on for reporting, review, and client trust.

No gaps in documentation. No delayed reporting. No uncertainty when incidents are questioned later.

See how leading security teams are closing documentation gaps → https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0tTfst0