A licensed dealer may not conduct business and store firearms at a location unless: The premises on which the licensed dealer operates is equipped with the security features specified in Public Safety Article, §5-145.1(a)(1), Annotated Code of Maryland, and §§B — D of this regulation; or Outside business hours, the licensed dealer locks all firearms stored on premises in: A vault; A safe; or A room or building that meets the requirements of Public Safety Article, §5-145.1(a)(1), Annotated Code of Maryland, and §§B — D of this regulation. Video security equipment shall: Record 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, without interruption; Provide a date and time stamp for every recorded frame; Record activity inside and outside the place of business to include: Each entrance and exit of the place of business; and Either: Exterior parking areas leading up to and from the place of business; or Exterior corridors leading up to and from the place of business if the parking area is not continuous to the business; Have limited and secured access to the stored footage in a format that can be easily accessed for investigational purposes; Retain recordings of security footage for a minimum of 90 days; and Make footage available upon request by a law enforcement agency within 48 hours. Burglary Alarm System Requirements. A security system shall be continually monitored and cover all perimeter entry and exit points. Physical barriers may include: Bollards, concrete barriers, steel barricades, planters, landscape boulders, terrain, building construction, and elevation or another physical barrier that prevents intrusion into the building; and Security gates, screens, shutters, bars, security window film, or window grilles. Inspection. The Secretary: Shall inspect the security requirements of a licensed dealer at least once every 2 years; and May inspect the security requirements at any time before being approved for a license, as a follow-up to a non-compliant inspection, during required inventory and record audits, and following a burglary/theft or attempts thereof. Non-Compliance. A person who violates this section is subject to a civil penalty not exceeding $1,000 imposed by the Secretary. In addition to the penalty imposed under §F(1) of this regulation, a person who knowingly and willfully violates this section is subject to: Suspension of the person’s dealer’s license upon a second offense, with the suspension remaining in effect until compliance is regained; and Revocation of the person’s dealer’s license upon a third or subsequent offense.