Surveillance cameras, audio pickup, remote viewing, and storage planning, combined with least-privilege account permissions and hardened device configuration to reduce the risk of data leaks and intrusion; on-site installation is available for storefronts, offices, factories, and homes.
Surveillance × Information security
Plan surveillance and security together to lower risk in one step.
On-site installation and cabling organization are completed together, with equipment, account and configuration records left behind, providing a basis for future maintenance.
Real-world projectsCamera installation and cablingDelivery & AcceptanceReal-time remote viewing on mobileService highlights
Basic protection and access control to reduce intrusion risk.
Least-privilege account permissions and hardened device and system configurations, reviewing everything from surveillance equipment to internal systems to reduce the openings for data leaks.
Camera installationCameras, audio capture, remote viewing and storage planning, with on-site installation and cabling organization.
Applicable areasRetail stores, offices, factories and homes.
Information securityLeast-privilege account permissions, hardened device and system settings, basic protection and access control.
Risk managementReduce the risk of data leaks and intrusions, with configuration records kept for easy maintenance.
Surveillance and information security equipment
Use firewalls and network segmentation to keep risks out from the start.
We first clarify the internal/external network segmentation, connection policies, and existing equipment, then decide whether to harden the configuration, enable necessary services, or restructure the network segments — so that surveillance, office, and guest traffic each run on their own. Recordings are stored centrally, with retention periods and permissions configured so incidents can be traced back.
Palo Alto
Next-generation firewall — application-layer policies, segmentation and log analysis to control internal/external and branch traffic, opening only the necessary services.
Fortinet
Firewall / UTM — FortiGate firewall, SSL VPN, and basic security settings, with traceable access and events.
RouterOS
VPN / Gateway — site-to-site / remote VPN, static IP, NAT, and dual-line redundancy — a secure gateway for small sites.
Cisco
Segmentation and switching — VLAN, trunk, and network-segment isolation to separate surveillance, office, and guest traffic, reducing lateral spread.
Synology
Recording storage / NVR — Surveillance Station for centralized recording, retention periods, and permissions, with a NAS to back up important footage.
The brand names above are used to illustrate our equipment-maintenance and integration experience and do not imply manufacturer agency, authorized reseller status, or certification endorsement; actual configuration is subject to your on-site equipment and needs.
FAQ
Read this before installing surveillance and information security.
I want to install cameras — roughly how many do I need, and how is it priced?
It depends on the floor area, entrances/exits, blind spots, and the coverage you want. After an on-site assessment, we recommend the number of cameras, lenses, and installation positions, then quote together with cabling and storage.
Can I view the cameras remotely on my phone? How long can recordings be stored?
You can view live remotely on a phone or computer. The recording retention period depends on the hard drive or NVR capacity, and we can plan retention periods and backups of important footage to suit your needs.
We're worried about data leaks or malware — can you help with a check?
Yes. From least-privilege account permissions and hardened device and system configurations to firewall and network-segment isolation, we review it all to reduce the risk of data leaks and intrusion.
Could the camera footage be seen by others? Is it secure?
We first change default passwords, disable unnecessary external connections and set access permissions, preventing strangers from connecting to and viewing your cameras.
I want to upgrade an old surveillance system — can the existing equipment be reused?
We first look at the existing cameras, cabling, and recorders, reusing what we can and adding only what's missing, planning replacement only when necessary to keep the budget in check.
Need surveillance or an information security review?
Just tell us your site, floor area, and current equipment.