Audit · Camera systems

Audit of camera systems

You have cameras. The question is whether they see what you need and whether anyone will react to it. We will check the coverage, recording and follow-up reaction and propose additions — sensors, sensors, AI detection.

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Security camera on the facade of the building monitoring the surroundings

What the audit will check

Security camera on the facade of the building monitoring the surroundings

Coverage and blind spots

What cameras actually see and what they don't — entrances, perimeter, critical zones, escape routes. Mapping of places where an incident passes without a record.

Security cameras on a pole monitoring public space and traffic

Deployment relative to traffic

Cameras deployed according to the actual movement of people, not according to the project documentation from the time of installation.

Access terminal with card reader at the entrance to the building

Record and access

Record quality and usability, retention period, who has access and who actually views the records.

Surveillance workplace with a wall of monitors with camera transmissions

Continuity to reaction

A camera without a follow-up reaction is just an archive of the incident. We will examine what happens when the system catches something.

Motion sensor and camera on the facade of the building — addition of detection

Addendum proposal

Sensors, sensors and AI detection where it makes sense — a layered design with priorities, not a catalog of technologies.

Delivery of the audit output — review of the object's plan and documentation

Audit output

A report with findings, a plan of steps with priorities and a basis for management decisions and negotiations with suppliers.

Cameras are supposed to trigger a reaction, not just record

Surveillance workplace with a wall of monitors and camera transmissions CCTV as a decision-making tool

Practical impact

When the system catches something, someone has to know what to do.

Audit camera system addresses coverage, blind spots, record access and response follow-up. A camera without a clear progression is just an archive incident.

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    Schools and school facilities

    Entrances, locker rooms, corridors and the perimeter of the school must be legible in the first minutes of the incident, not after.

  2. 02

    Authorities and public institutions

    The audit will connect the cameras with the reception, security, visitor mode and management crisis communication.

  3. 03

    Medical and social facilities

    For clients, patients and families, staff responsiveness, privacy protection and clear access to the record are important.

  4. 04

    Companies, hotels and retail

    We check whether CCTV covers the real movement of people, warehouses, reception, parking and risk zones.

Check the cameras

Camera audit in the field, frame by frame

Surveillance wall, coverage, access points and blind spots — this is what the camera review looks like.

Monitoring wall of the camera system
Surveillance wall
Security camera covering the premises
Coverage and blind spots
Access control system — card reader at the door
Access points
Inspection of the object's perimeter during a security audit
Perimeter and facade
Checking the entrance to the building during the security audit
Entrances and cloakrooms
Inspection of the documentation and plan of the object during the audit
Transfer of findings

What next

Let's examine what your cameras actually see

Send an inquiry — object type, number of cameras, whatever worries you. We will be back with the audit scope and costing.

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Audit of the camera system for your object

Send us a brief inquiry. We tailor the audit to schools, institutions and company operations.