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Remote Site Monitoring
A camera system you can only watch from a screen in the building rarely gets watched.
We set up remote access to your cameras and door logs over a connection built for it. The usual shortcut is a port forwarded to a recorder and then forgotten, and it's one of the easiest ways for a building system to become the way into a business network. Once it's set up properly, you can check a site or review an event from wherever you are, on a phone as easily as at a desk.
These systems sit on your network, so we treat them as computers: on their own segment, with managed credentials. Firewall management keeps that separation in place.
Remote monitoring covers your security cameras and door access control, as part of our camera and access control services.
What We Include in Remote Site Monitoring
- Secure remote viewing of cameras and access logs.
- Mobile access that people will use.
- Alerts on the events that matter.
- Segmentation, so building systems can't reach your business systems.
- Managed credentials, with default passwords removed.
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Questions About Remote Site Monitoring
Is remote access to cameras safe?
When it's set up properly, yes. The common setup, a port forwarded to a recorder with its factory password, is one of the easier ways into a business network. The difference comes down to how it's built.
Can staff have limited access?
Yes. A site manager can see their own location without seeing the others, and access can be limited by time as well as by site.
Part of Security Cameras & Access Control
Security cameras and door access control managed alongside the rest of your IT, so you can see what happened and control who gets in.
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