Walk the property. Write what to cover and what not to.
Coverage, evidence, and whether the cameras themselves would pass a security review.
Most sites already have cameras. Few have a plan.
Site security is a property walk: what the system is supposed to prove, how long footage lasts, who can reach the recorders, and whether an insurer or a claims adjuster could use the export. It sits next to Enterprise when a large organization needs an outside opinion on a yard, a plant or a lot.
We start the same way we start a cyber assessment. Walk the site — or review it remotely when travel is not yet warranted. Write what we would cover and what we would not. Price any install only after that. The assessment is not a requirement to buy hardware from us.
A camera fleet that is internet-reachable is a cyber finding. Recorder firmware with hard-coded access or missing authentication is the same class of issue we write down on a website. The system that watches the site can become the hole.
Walk and cover
Gate, shop apron, laydown, storage, fuel and the routes people and vehicles actually use. Blind spots and power or network limits go in the report, not a sales sketch.
Evidence, not just footage
Timestamps that match, retention you can defend, export that includes a hash and a short cover note on what the system did and did not capture.
The cameras as computers
Segmentation, inbound exposure, credentials, patch posture, and cloud versus edge recording. The same practice that reviews your servers reviews the fleet.
A coverage plan, then an optional quote.
- A written coverage plan: zones, gaps and recommended camera or sensor count
- A review of the existing system if you already have one
- Network and credential notes so the install does not open inbound ports
- A scoped fee for any install or support work, separate from the assessment
The walk is not a hardware pitch.
- Require you to buy our hardware to receive the site report.
- Treat facial recognition or biometric check-in as a default.
- Claim we operate a licensed 24/7 monitoring centre. If monitored response is needed, we say so.
- Promise a machine or patrol product to close a camera conversation.
Request a written proposal.
Describe the system, vendor or AI deployment under consideration. We respond with the proposed scope, timeline and fee.