When is it worth organising CCTV?
Problems we help solve
Monitoring and access control should be designed for real risks, not just the number of cameras. Field of view, recording quality, retention, preview access, network separation and maintenance responsibility are important.
- Recordings are insufficient when it comes to determining the course of events.
- It is not known who has access to preview, export or configuration.
- The cameras operate on the same network as computers and company systems.
- The recorder does not have planned retention, backup or disk monitoring.
- The company is expanding its location and needs a consistent security standard.
Fit
Who is this service for?
Offices and warehouses
We design monitoring of entrances, delivery areas, corridors, receptions and critical places.
Service establishments
We help you reconcile security, staff access and customer data protection.
Companies with multiple locations
We standardise cameras, recorders, accounts and access rules.
Companies after the incident
We identify gaps in coverage, recording quality, access and storage time.
Service scope
What does CCTV and access control cover?
Location analysis
We determine places requiring protection and technical restrictions.
- entrances, communication routes and critical zones,
- lighting and field of view,
- retention and quality requirements for recordings.
Selection of solutions
We choose devices and how they are connected to the network.
- cameras, recorder and disks,
- PoE, VLAN and addressing,
- integration with access control.
Access and security
We limit access to images, recordings and configurations.
- user accounts and roles
- remote access with security,
- separation of the monitoring network.
Maintenance
We help make sure the system still serves its purpose.
- disk and recorder monitoring,
- image and recording reviews,
- documentation of cameras and zones.
Outcomes
What will you receive?
- monitoring system tailored to the location and protection purpose,
- organised accounts and access to previews and recordings,
- a clear retention and capacity plan for the recorder,
- separation of the camera network from the regular user network,
- documentation of cameras, addresses, passwords and responsibilities.
The scope may include a new implementation, a review of the existing system or the modernisation of cameras, recorders and networks.
Delivery approach
How is the service delivered?
- Discovery. We establish monitoring goals and zones requiring control.
- Project. We select devices, network, retention and permissions.
- Configuration. We activate cameras, recorders, accounts and access.
- Tests. We check the quality of the image, recordings and export of the material.
- Training. We show support for preview, search and export.
- Documentation. We provide a configuration description and maintenance recommendations.
Delivery standards
How do we maintain security?
- We do not leave default passwords and shared administrative accounts.
- We limit access to recordings to people who actually need it.
- We take into account disk retention and capacity at the design stage.
- We separate monitoring from the office network if the infrastructure allows it.
- We document the location of cameras, addresses and scope of responsibility.
Cost
What determines the price?
The price depends on the number of cameras, location, retention length, image quality, installation work, network requirements, access control and the scope of documentation and maintenance.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you only deal with IT or also assembly?
We determine the scope individually. We can be responsible for the IT part, configuration, network, recorder and documentation.
Can existing monitoring be improved?
Yes. We often start with a review of cameras, recorder, accounts, recording quality and retention.
Is remote access to cameras safe?
It can be, if configured well, limited and not based on accidentally exposing devices to the Internet.
Should monitoring be in a separate network?
Usually yes. Separation reduces risk and organises the movement of technical devices.
Do you help select disk capacity?
Yes. The selection depends on the number of cameras, image quality, frame rate and required storage time.