Video Surveillance

A video surveillance system is a network of video devices used to monitor and manage security. These systems often use computer-based software (a video management system) to monitor a single security camera or several cameras, track foot traffic, and alert security professionals in the event of an emergency.

Video surveillance is the overall system that monitors and records activities, using cameras. A video management system is the software platform that processes and stores the video.

One of the newest transformations seen in the security industry is the implementation of cloud computing. With the cloud, all software and video data is stored in an off-site server. Security administrators no longer need to maintain hardware on site, which saves organizations from routine maintenance expenses and hardware costs.

It really depends. Some organizations only need to secure one door, others need multiple buildings. No matter what your security needs, SafeTouch can help.  We will work with you every step of the way – from product research to implementation – to make sure you get the best solution for you.

Installation timelines vary based on facility size and system complexity. A basic system covering a single building may require one to two days, while enterprise deployments spanning multiple buildings can extend to several weeks. SafeTouch conducts a site assessment to provide an accurate timeline before work begins.

Yes. Modern commercial video surveillance systems integrate with your current access control platforms, alarm systems and monitoring services. Our team evaluates your existing infrastructure during consultation and recommends integration pathways that maximize your technology investments.