To whom can confidential information concerning alarm systems be disclosed?

Confidential information concerning alarm systems can be disclosed to law enforcement agencies, as they have the authority and necessity to access such information for the purpose of maintaining public safety and responding to emergencies. Law enforcement agencies often require access to alarm system details to verify alarms, investigate incidents, or prevent potential criminal activities. The need for effective communication and collaboration between private security measures and public safety entities underscores the importance of granting this access, ensuring that law enforcement can perform their duties efficiently.

Access by other parties, such as individual occupants or the general public, is usually restricted to protect the integrity and security of the alarm systems. Allowing disclosure to any third party or the public could result in vulnerabilities being exploited and would compromise the safety of individuals and properties relying on those systems. Thus, law enforcement agencies are the appropriate and legitimate recipients of such confidential information under specific circumstances.