Campus, Plant and Base Protection

Most campuses do not have one security system. They have six, bought in different years by different people.

Cameras from one project, access control from another, an intrusion panel from the building handover, and a gate barrier the estates team bought directly. Each works. None of them agree on what time it is, which is why every investigation starts by reconciling clocks.

Schedule SECCOM to build the real system inventory across your campus. What is installed, what firmware it runs, when the OEM stops supporting it, and what it can integrate with.

What you get. An inventory with firmware version and end-of-support date per system, an integration path for each one, including the honest entry where the path is replacement, and a phased plan that spends money in the order that reduces risk, not in the order the estate was built.

Where SECCOM stops. The control room those systems report into, consoles, the operational wall, workflow and resilience, is designed under SECCOM's Command Centre practice. This capability covers protecting the place.