Questions and answers

Security systems are an effective tool to reduce your risk in relation to theft and work health and safety. By combining who has access to the site and when, using access control swipe cards, with live streaming and recording CCTV, you have control. An alarm system with back to base monitoring and the ability to look at the CCTV cameras remotely means that a Virtual Guard can be on site immediately.

A security system can automate anything that has a switch. You can control lights, air conditioning and anything else that has an on or off switch. This can be done by arming the alarm or using the smartphone app to turn the device off. You can save money by controlling when these devices operate.

Our access control and alarm security systems can be controlled using a smartphone app. This comes in handy when you forget to arm the alarm and need to do it remotely, or someone needs to get into the site and you can unlock the door or gate. Our CCTV systems have a smartphone app that allows you to live stream footage from site so you can see what is going on, or review footage so you know what has been happening.

secCloud is ideal for multiple sites. Using a single database for all of your sites you can log into the customer portal, add a user once and give them access to multiple offices simultaneously. On the customer portal you can arm and disarm alarms and open doors in any office.

Running the security software on a cloud based server means you do not need to manage a server in your organisation for access control, intruder detection or building automation. We have been running secCloud on a secure server in a secure data centre since 2013. This allows you to scale quickly across many sites without having to invest in costly servers. If your corporate requirements are to run the system on your own infrastructure, we have onsite solutions for that.

The secCloud application is housed on a secure server in a secure data centre. It is backed up several times a day and the backups are stored on a server in a different data centre. The server framework is reviewed and monitored to ensure we have the most secure, high-performing, resilient and efficient infrastructure possible. The secCloud application is tested against internet hacking techniques in a process called penetration testing to ensure we can safeguard against threats.

We embrace the internet of things and can provide 4G connectivity on the Telstra network. The Telstra 4G network reaches 97.9% of the Australian population and as long as you have a 4G signal, we can provide the secCloud access control, intruder detection and building automation system along with the secWatch Virtual Guard service.

By using the secCloud system you can control all of your sites using the customer portal and can also use a single access control card or fob to access all sites. That means staff travelling to other offices do not need to track down a pass to gain entry on site when they arrive.