CCTV & Security Solutions

CCTV and Security

Comprehensive surveillance and access control solutions to protect your people, assets, and property

Overview

What is CCTV & Security?

CCTV and security systems encompass video surveillance, access control, biometrics, and physical security measures that work together to protect your organization from threats, theft, and unauthorized access. We design and deploy integrated security solutions tailored to your risk profile.

CCTV Cameras NVR/DVR Access Control Biometrics Perimeter Security

24/7 Surveillance

Continuous monitoring & recording

Access Control

Authorized entry only

Remote Monitoring

View from anywhere

AI Analytics

Face/plate detection

4.1 CCTV

CCTV (Closed Circuit Television)

Video cameras that transmit footage to specific monitors or recorders (not publicly broadcast). Types: Dome, Bullet, PTZ, Thermal, 360°.

What is it?

Video cameras that transmit footage to specific monitors or recorders (not publicly broadcast). Types: Dome, Bullet, PTZ, Thermal, 360°.

Where used?

Entrances, parking lots, warehouses, retail stores, banks, hotels.

How used?

Cameras connect via coax (analog) or Ethernet (IP) to NVR/DVR. Motion detection triggers alerts.

When used?

24/7 surveillance. Also after incidents to gather evidence.

Why used? Deters theft/vandalism. Provides evidence for investigations. Remote viewing via mobile apps.

Dome Camera Bullet Camera PTZ Camera Thermal Camera 360° Camera
CCTV Camera

Dome

Bullet

PTZ

NVR DVR
4K Recording Motion Detection AI Analytics
4.2 NVR / DVR

NVR / DVR Recorders

NVR (Network Video Recorder) records IP cameras. DVR (Digital Video Recorder) records analog cameras.

What is it?

NVR (Network Video Recorder) records IP cameras. DVR (Digital Video Recorder) records analog cameras.

Where used?

Security rooms, IT closets, remote monitoring centers.

How used?

Cameras connect to recorder via network (NVR) or coax (DVR). Recordings stored on HDDs.

When used?

Whenever you have security cameras and need to store footage.

Why used? Centralized recording. Supports motion-based recording (saves storage). Remote playback. AI analytics (face/plate detection).

4.3 Access Control

Access Control Systems

Electronic system that restricts entry to authorized persons using credentials (cards, fobs, mobile).

What is it?

Electronic system that restricts entry to authorized persons using credentials (cards, fobs, mobile).

Where used?

Office doors, server rooms, lab areas, restricted zones.

How used?

Reader at door. Controller checks credential against database. Electric strike or magnetic lock releases.

When used?

When you need to track who enters which door and when.

Why used? Eliminates physical keys (can be lost/copied). Provides audit trail. Time-based access (9-5 only). Remote lockdown.

RFID Cards Key Fobs Mobile Credentials
Access Control
Card Reader → Electric Strike ← Controller
Biometrics

Fingerprint

Iris

Face

4.4 Biometrics

Biometric Access Control

Access control using unique biological traits: fingerprint, iris, facial recognition, or palm vein.

What is it?

Access control using unique biological traits: fingerprint, iris, facial recognition, or palm vein.

Where used?

High-security areas: data centers, R&D labs, bank vaults, defense facilities.

How used?

User enrolls biometric (scan fingerprint/face). System stores template. At door, live scan matches template.

When used?

When card-based access is not secure enough (cards can be shared/stolen).

Why used? Cannot be lost, stolen, or shared. Very high accuracy. Non-repudiation (proves specific person).

4.5 Physical Security

Physical Security (Boom Barrier, Bollard, PIDS)

Boom Barrier, Bollard, PIDS (Perimeter Intrusion Detection System) for comprehensive perimeter protection.

What is it?

Boom Barrier: Arm that raises/lowers to control vehicle entry. Bollard: Short vertical posts that block vehicles. PIDS: Sensors on fences/walls detecting climbing/cutting.

Where used?

Building entrances, parking lots, perimeter fences, sensitive facilities (airports, power plants).

How used?

Boom barrier integrated with RFID/ANPR. Bollards fixed or hydraulic. PIDS uses fiber optics, seismic sensors, or IR beams.

When used?

To prevent unauthorized vehicle entry or detect perimeter breaches.

Why used? Stops vehicle ramming attacks. Detects intrusions before they reach buildings. Integrates with CCTV for verification.

Boom Barrier Bollards PIDS Sensors
Physical Security

Boom Barrier

Bollard

PIDS

Security Guide

Security Solution Comparison

Choose the right security measures for your facility

Solution Primary Function Key Features Best For
CCTVVideo surveillance4K, Night vision, PTZEntrances, parking, warehouses
Access ControlEntry restrictionRFID, Audit trail, Remote lockdownOffices, server rooms
BiometricsIdentity verificationFingerprint, Face, IrisData centers, R&D labs
Boom BarrierVehicle access controlRFID/ANPR integrationParking lots, entrances
PIDSPerimeter detectionFiber optic, Seismic, IRFences, walls, perimeters
Trusted Partners

Our Security Partners

We partner with leading security technology brands

Hikvision

Dahua

ZKTeco

HID Global

Axis

Avigilon

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