Perimeter Protection and Intrusion Detection

A perimeter system is judged on one number: false alarms per night.

Everything else follows from it. After the third nuisance alarm in a shift, the response stops being a response. The guard walks slower, then stops walking. A perimeter with a high nuisance rate is not a partially working perimeter. It is an unused one.

Schedule SECCOM to measure your real nuisance alarm rate over seven nights. Per zone, per hour, with the cause identified where it can be seen.

What you get. A nuisance alarm count per zone with the causes named, a detection design stating probability of detection and nuisance rate for each zone separately, and a written verification rule: what has to be true before a person is sent.

Failure behaviour is stated. If a zone controller drops, the adjacent zones report the gap, the loss raises an alarm in its own right, and the time to service that zone is in the contract.

Where SECCOM stops. The response itself, who goes, and how quickly, belongs to your security agency and your site orders. SECCOM builds the detection and the verification that make the response worth making.