Video Surveillance and Video Management

A camera that records is not the same as a camera you can retrieve from.

The estate looks healthy on the wall. The test is different: pick a date thirty days back, name a camera, and produce the clip. That single test surfaces a full disk, a drifted clock, wrong retention settings, or a camera that quietly dropped off the network weeks ago.

Ask SECCOM to test your real retention on ten cameras. Ten clips, thirty days back, exported and timestamped. Most estates find at least one surprise.

Where an estate already runs on Milestone or Genetec, SECCOM stays inside it. Replacing a VMS that works is the most expensive way to fix a retention problem.

What you get. A retention statement per camera in days at the recorded frame rate, an export test result, and each camera's clock offset against your time source. Footage with the wrong time on it argues against you.

Where SECCOM stops. How long footage must be kept is your legal and compliance decision. SECCOM sizes the storage that delivers it and proves the figure.