Corporate campus
Fourteen buildings, one operations center, badge and camera systems from three different vendors.
Security operations
Cameras, doors, badges and network events land in one ordered record, on one clock. An operator can read the last four hours of a building in about a minute.
What it does
Cameras, access control and network telemetry land on one timeline, ordered by when things happened rather than when each system got around to reporting them.
under 400msevent to alert
Every alert arrives with the frames, the door state and the badge read that produced it, so an operator decides in seconds.
92%resolved without escalation
A playbook locks the zone and pages whoever is on call. It runs the same way at 3am as it does at midday.
one consoleacross every site
An append-only record of what happened, who looked at it and what they did about it. The export keeps its signatures and timestamps.
7 yearsretained by default
How it works
Connectors sit on top of the panels and cameras already in the building. Events get normalized on the way in, so a door forced in one building and a tailgate in another are the same shape by the time they reach the queue.
Correlation runs on the stream as events land. The alert and the footage that explains it show up together, usually inside a second.
Where it runs
Fourteen buildings, one operations center, badge and camera systems from three different vendors.
Yards and loading docks, where most of what moves is forklifts and weather. The alerts are whatever is left over.
Cage-level access with two-person rule enforcement and a tamper record that survives audit.
Two hundred and forty sites reporting into one queue, ranked by what needs a human.
Talk to us
The walkthrough is forty minutes and we run it on one of your own incidents. If it does not tell you something you did not already know, we will say so and stop there.
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