Tailgating at doors
One badge, two people through. The access log shows one entry.
Access, aisle and cage-level monitoring with the audit trail your compliance team is going to ask for.
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In a data centre the security question is rarely 'did someone break in'. It is 'who opened that cage, when, with whom, and can you prove it six months from now'.
One badge, two people through. The access log shows one entry.
Compliance reviews ask for footage tied to specific access events.
Third-party engineers need escorted, time-boxed access to specific cages.
Footage has to survive far longer than a typical CCTV retention setting.
Same platform, same event pipeline, same audit log — only the rules differ.
Aisle and cage cameras with long retention and full playback audit.
Access verification at doors and man-traps, with vendor lists that expire.
Tailgating, loitering and restricted-aisle detection.
Retention and audit are the whole point here. We set them before anything else, because footage that has already rolled over cannot be recovered for a review.
As long as your storage allows — retention is set per drive and per camera. Tell us the window and we will size the storage.
Events can be correlated with badge events so a door open and its clip sit together, whichever access control system you run.
Tell us the site, the camera count and what you need to catch. We will tell you what is realistic before anyone talks price.