Cameras & Access Control
Remote Site Monitoring
A camera system you can only watch from a screen in the building is a camera system you will not watch.
We set up remote access to your cameras and door logs properly, over a connection built for it rather than a port forwarded to a recorder and forgotten about. That second arrangement is one of the most common ways a building system becomes the way into a network.
You can check a site, review an event, or grant somebody access from wherever you are, on a phone as easily as a desk.
Because these systems sit on your network, we treat them as what they are: computers, on their own segment, with credentials that are managed.
What this covers
- Secure remote viewing of cameras and access logs.
- Mobile access that people will actually use.
- Alerts on the events that matter rather than on all of them.
- Segmentation, so building systems cannot reach your business systems.
- Managed credentials, with default passwords eliminated.
Common questions
Is remote access to cameras safe?
Done properly, yes. Done the common way, which is forwarding a port to a recorder with its factory password, it is one of the easier ways into a business network. The difference is entirely in how it is built.
Can staff have limited access?
Yes. A site manager can see their own location without seeing every other one, and access can be limited by time as well as by site.
Part of Security Cameras & Access Control
See what happened and control who gets in, on systems that are managed alongside the rest of your technology.
Physical security