Industries · Critical Infrastructure & Sensitive Sites
Sector challenges
Availability before anything else
Supervision is part of the safety chain. An interruption is not an IT incident, it is an operational one — and, on regulated sites, a reportable one.
Sites that differ in size, function and location
An estate can combine a few large facilities and dozens of small, remote ones, each with local autonomy and all expected to apply the same procedures.
A crisis room that needs the security picture
Major incidents are managed from the emergency response room, where site management and the crisis unit coordinate internal response, protect staff and the environment, and report to the authorities. That room needs access to the security systems, cameras first among them.
A supervision layer under IT scrutiny
Sensitive infrastructure is a first-rank target. A platform that federates every security system on site becomes one in its own right, and client IT and OT teams review it before it goes near production.
Open Integration Platform · AppVision
One mapped picture of site security
Video, access control, intrusion, perimeter detection and license plate recognition are federated into a single interface, positioned on geolocated mapping — the security perimeter in one view, whatever the manufacturers behind it.
Available to the crisis room
The same picture, and camera access in particular, can be extended to the emergency response room when an incident is declared — without merging security supervision with process control, which remain two distinct rooms and two distinct responsibilities.
Advanced detection federated
Long-range cameras, specialized radar, drones and counter-drone systems are integrated alongside conventional equipment, and their data is exploited in the same mapped interface as the rest.
Procedures enforced, human error reduced
Action guides and workflows prescribe each step of a response: acknowledge, transfer, escalate, control severity. Under pressure, the procedure is the interface.
High availability, across sites
Redundant, high-availability configurations keep operations running when a component fails, from one control room to a multi-site, multi-country deployment on the same database.
Cyber by Design
Security is considered at every stage of development, backed by penetration testing and a dedicated QA team, with continuous patching. Network and port requirements are documented up front, so client IT teams can review and approve them before deployment.
On-premise or hosted deployment. Regulatory compliance maintained as requirements evolve, with configuration changes handled by the teams operating the site.
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