Industries · Ports & Airports
Sector challenges
An extended site, closed and open at once
Terminals, warehouses, quays, aprons, restricted zones and perimeter fencing each carry their own access rules, over areas that make response time a function of distance.
Crowds to protect and to inform
Passenger areas are commercial spaces as much as secured ones. People have to be protected and kept informed without the site feeling oppressive.
Chain reactions
On an industrial port or an apron, an incident that is not contained quickly becomes a major one. Response speed is the whole point of the supervision layer.
Many operators, one perimeter
Authority, handlers, carriers, customs, police and contractors share the site and need a common operating picture with clearly segmented rights.
Open Integration Platform · AppVision
Events, equipment and teams are positioned on geolocated mapping, and operator interfaces are configured by role — what a perimeter operator, a video operator and a duty manager each see matches what they are responsible for.
Video, access control, intrusion, perimeter detection and technical systems are joined by drones and open-area fire detection — more than 400 integrations and open standards, with the installed base kept in service.
Access priorities are handled in the same platform: truck registration through a web interface, parking and waiting area management to avoid saturation, access rights segmented by operator and by zone.
Workflows carry an event from acknowledgment to escalation, with severity levels and transfers — the same system, whether the event is a door forced at night or a full crisis cell.
High-availability architectures keep the room running when a component fails, and every action is logged in a single database for reporting to operators, authorities and auditors.
On-premise or hosted deployment. Cyber by Design.
