Physical Security
Today a camera is a network device and should be treated like one. We design video systems that record reliably, make incidents quick to find and keep your network from becoming a weak spot.
Overview
We handle your project from site survey and camera selection through to commissioning. We pay attention to image quality by day and night, sensible viewing angles and recordings that give you usable footage when it counts.
Since IT security is our core field, we place cameras and recorders in separate network segments. We replace default passwords, keep firmware up to date and set up remote access over encrypted connections, not open ports.
Data protection matters just as much. We help you define coverage areas, retention periods and signage so that they meet the requirements of the GDPR and the Austrian Data Protection Act.
Scope of services
On site we agree on what needs protecting and plan camera positions, focal lengths and coverage areas.
Dome, bullet and PTZ cameras for indoor and outdoor use. Infrared or low-light technology gives clear images at night.
Network video recorders or video management software, with enough storage and fast event search.
Alerts for line crossing, defined areas or licence plate recognition, only where they are relevant.
Live view and playback on smartphone or PC over encrypted connections, with user and permission management.
We check the system regularly, install firmware updates and help quickly when a camera fails.
How we work
Every project follows four clear steps. You have one fixed contact person and always know what happens next.
We gather your requirements, visit the site and review your existing systems.
You receive a concept with plans, a component list and a transparent quote.
We install and configure carefully, document everything and keep to the agreed schedule.
We stay with you after handover, with maintenance, updates and monitoring.
Often yes, if there is a legitimate interest, the monitoring is proportionate and signs make people aware of the cameras. Public areas and neighbouring properties usually must not be recorded. We take this into account from the planning stage. The legal assessment of your specific case should be agreed with your legal advisor.
That depends on the purpose of the monitoring. In practice it is usually only a few days, and longer periods need good justification. We size storage and automatic deletion to your requirements.
Yes. We set up access over an encrypted connection and assign user permissions so that each person only sees what they should. We deliberately don't open ports to the internet.
Often yes. We check your existing cameras, cabling and recorders. You then know what can be integrated and where replacing equipment makes sense for security or quality reasons.
Blog
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Whether it's one building or several sites: we listen, look at the situation on site and propose a solution that fits.
