FAQ Got questions?

An integrated setup means less hardware at the desk and fewer cables, resulting in a quieter, more intuitive, and organized workspace.

Absolutely. It can be integrated with access control, alarms, incident management, and OT systems for a seamless operational workflow.

Yes. Professional platforms support encryption, fine-grained access management, and privacy features like masking to meet high security and GDPR standards.

By combining video streams with maps, GIS info, alarms, and sensor data, giving operators a clear and contextual total overview in one interface.

IP-based KVM works via the network, offering more flexibility, scalability over longer distances, and easier integration with existing IT infrastructure compared to physical, local KVM systems.

Yes. Modern platforms support advanced AI functionalities such as object and behavior detection, automatic recognition, and event-based alarm scenarios. This aids in proactive prevention, rapid detection, and forensic investigation within legal frameworks.

Yes. Professional solutions support end-to-end encryption, fine-grained access control, and privacy features like dynamic masking and automated retention periods. This ensures full compliance with high security standards and regulations like GDPR.

Traditional CCTV often relies on separate, standalone systems per location or brand. Unified Video brings all cameras together into one platform that supports multiple brands and technologies, enabling centralized control, advanced analytics, and unified reporting.

Unified Video is a centralized approach to camera management where all video sources—such as CCTV, bodycams, ANPR cameras, and drones—are managed, viewed, and analyzed via a single platform. This replaces fragmented applications and significantly increases operational efficiency.

By combining video streams with maps, GIS info, alarms, and sensor data, giving operators a clear and contextual total overview in one interface.

Yes, these systems are modular and can grow from a small local setup to a multi-site or even national environment without a complete system overhaul.

Operators work faster and more efficiently, there is less stress in high-pressure situations, and the workspace remains clutter-free and ergonomic.

Yes. The system can be configured with specific rights and roles so that operators, supervisors, and external parties only have access to the channels relevant to them.

Yes. Professional systems are designed for mission-critical use, supporting redundancy and high availability to ensure communication remains operational at all times.

It is a solution that merges different audio streams—telephony, radio, intercom, and public address—into one central communication platform and desk, eliminating the need for multiple separate devices.

Faster incident handling, lower workload for operators, less dependence on individual experience, and better cooperation between teams.

Yes, it can be linked with video platforms, Unified Communication, KVM, and alarm systems so all information is available centrally.

It means every incident is handled via a fixed process where tasks, escalations, and logic follow each other automatically through the system.

The system automatically displays the correct actions and notifications based on the triggered scenario, significantly reducing stress and the chance of human error.

It is a solution that handles incidents via predefined workflows, guiding the operator step-by-step from detection to closure with specific actions and decision moments.

We help assess product-related cyber risks (including third-party software/hardware) and implement targeted security measures and documentation according to CRA requirements.

Yes. Our approach is focused on integration and optimization. We avoid full replacement and ensure that existing IT and OT solutions work together safely and coherently within a single architecture.

We don't start from standard IT tools, but from the operational context. In OT/IoT, we account for legacy systems, long lifecycles, and limited patching possibilities, tailoring security measures accordingly.

Our approach starts with insight into assets and risks. We focus on passive monitoring, segmentation, and incident handling without disrupting the safety or continuity of industrial processes.

We translate NIS2 requirements into concrete technical and organizational measures, including asset management, risk assessment, incident response, and reporting. We follow a structured timeline to ensure organizations move demonstrably toward compliance.

For the operator, custom integration means fewer manual actions and less "toggling" between different software. It creates a clutter-free workspace where all relevant information and controls converge logically, leading to faster and more confident decision-making.

Yes. Our integrations focus on maximizing the reuse of existing investments. We use middleware, custom APIs, and smart configurations to add new functionalities without requiring the total replacement of current infrastructure.

By integrating systems at a scenario level, video streams, audio connections, and visualizations are automatically activated based on the specific incident type. This guides the operator step-by-step toward a correct and consistent resolution.

In complex environments, systems have often grown organically over time and come from various vendors, meaning standard connectors are rarely sufficient. Custom integrations ensure these fragmented systems function as a single, logical, and efficient ecosystem for the operator.

Custom integrations mean we seamlessly connect existing systems—such as unified video, audio, smart visualization, and incident management—and tailor them to the specific processes and operational needs of the client, rather than imposing a "one-size-fits-all" standard solution.