Technical protection is a key component of the entire security system, focused on the use of technology to prevent unauthorized access, conserve resources and protect data.
It can be organized through systems that are installed on the site itself (on premises), as well as virtualized i.e. one located in the cloud.
Technical protection at a site involves the implementation of a system directly within an organization or physical object.
Technical support within cloud computing involves applying similar principles, though it is executed at the level of cloud service providers.
In the modern business environment, a combination of on-site and cloud technical security is used to create a comprehensive and efficient security system.
This integration enables organizations to adequately respond to a variety of threats and maintain a high level of security of their resources.
Technical protection systems on premises
VIDEO SURVEILLANCE
The video surveillance system has become synonymous and is the first thing that comes to mind when technical protection systems are mentioned. Practice has shown that these systems have the greatest psychological effect on potential attackers, and thus gained popularity everywhere in the world.
The information provided by these systems is far superior to that of other technical safeguards, making them an essential component in protecting any facility or business. This has resulted in a remarkable growth in their development, to the point where the most advanced and high-quality systems available today are akin to what we've seen in television series and movies until not so long ago.
ACCESS CONTROL
Access control systems, while commonly recognized at first glance, can be quite intricate and extensively integrated within a business's infrastructure.
The main task of these systems is to prevent unauthorized access to certain zones within the business system.
The Access Control system is not an anti-theft system, but in combination with a video surveillance system, the need for an anti-burglary system is often eliminated.
PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
The public address system is commonly used to distribute audio in public buildings. The system allows voice (live notifications or pre-recorded messages), music, and other sounds to be broadcast and heard across an object or zone..
The most common application is in facilities such as shopping malls, airports, train stations, metro stations, campuses, leisure centers, stadiums, large supermarkets, etc. or any public place that requires messages or music to be heard well enough at a distance.
ANTI-THEFT SYSTEMS
High-quality, modern anti-burglary systems are characterized by their high reliability and the use of cutting-edge technologies.
Each of these systems is as useful as it is reliable, or as much as it is resistant to giving false alarms.
INTEGRATION OF TECHNICAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS
A major challenge in many business systems is the diversity of already installed technical protection systems as well as some other systems. An additional level of complexity is when the business system is located in several remote locations, and on each of them existing systems are from different manufacturers.
The goal of any business system is to optimize and reduce costs, and this is also the case when it comes to technical protection systems.
Technical protection systems in the cloud
VIDEO SURVEILLANCE
With cloud video surveillance, there is no central infrastructure, so there are no costs for its periodic renewal, while the warranty on cameras is 10 years.
By investing in our cameras, you get devices that are compatible with standard video surveillance systems through the ONVIF protocol. This means that if at some point you want to give up the cloud system, you can always connect your cameras to another system (with many other manufacturers this is not the case, when the subscription stops, the purchased camera becomes unusable).
This drastically reduces the total cost of ownership and increases the security and longevity of the investment.
ACCESS CONTROL
Our system distinguishes itself from others on the market with its authentication technology, which offers users complete autonomy and eliminates the need for traditional cards by enabling mobile authentication via a smartphone or watch.
While cards are still accepted as a form of authentication, they present significant security risks due to potential misuse, whether intentional or through theft. Mobile authentication, on the other hand, offers our system an additional layer of security that is uncommon among other manufacturers.
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