State legislators require
24-hour recordings;
Continuous system monitoring;
Clear still photos;
Secure door entry systems and electronic locks;
Duress buttons;
Alarm systems and alerts that provide audible, text and visual notification;
Secure web- based access to security;
Maintained restricted areas;
Regular maintenance and inspection logs;
Security plans and efforts to prohibit keys from being left in locks;
And the list goes on to comply with current Illinois rules (see
410 ILCS 705 — Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act Sec. 15-100. Security).