Electronic security, designed before it is installed.
S4 designs, integrates and operates video surveillance, access control, intrusion detection, fire safety and walk-through detectors. We start with an assessment and deliver a technical report and a phased plan before installing.
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Who it is for
4 layers, from detection to operations. Choose a profile to see which part of the system concerns you.
Head of security
One integrated system, with useful evidence and a defined response.
Operations director
Sites, warehouses and entrances under control without slowing operations.
Co-owned building administrator
Systems that the administration can operate and justify.
Systems that do not talk to each other.
Cameras from one vendor, access control from another and alarms from a third, each with its own console and no shared documentation. After an incident, reconstructing what happened means cross-checking several systems by hand.
You need it if you recognize any of these signs:
- Each system has its own console and its own contractor.
- There are no drawings or technical report for what is installed.
- Alarms are not verified with video.
- The handling of images and biometric data has not been reviewed against Law 1581 (Colombian data protection law).
How the system is built.
One system: access triggers the camera, the intrusion alarm arrives with its video and the fire panel releases the doors. We use open standards such as ONVIF and OSDP and choose the brand for interoperability.
Detection
- Video surveillance and analytics
- Intrusion and perimeter
- Fire detection
Control
- People and vehicle access
- Walk-through detectors
- Door release on alarm
Platform
- Unified event management
- Recording and storage
- Segmented security network
Operations
- Response protocols
- Maintenance and indicators
- Operator training
Five services and what ties them together.
Video surveillance and analytics
IP CCTV with video analytics, storage and bandwidth sizing, and centralized operation.
Access control
People and vehicles, profiles and schedules, visitor pre-registration and time and attendance.
Intrusion detection and alarms
Perimeters, zones and event verification, with defined response protocols.
Fire detection and suppression
Detection, notification and suppression in line with applicable regulations, with testing and documentation.
Walk-through detectors and people screening
Metal detector gates and people screening for high-traffic entrances.
Integration and operation
Systems integrated with each other and, after commissioning, support, maintenance and indicators.
How we do it, step by step.
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Assessment
Site visit, risk and operations analysis, and inventory of what exists.
DeliverableAssessment report
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Design
Architecture, coverage, integration, applicable regulations and phased budget.
DeliverableTechnical report and phased plan
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Integration
Supply and installation of the most suitable brands, interoperable with each other.
DeliverableSystems installed and configured
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Commissioning
Testing of each device and each integration, documentation, training and operating protocols.
DeliverableTest report and documentation
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Operation and improvement
Support, preventive maintenance and indicators so the system keeps doing its job.
DeliverableService reports
What stays in your hands.
Assessment report
On-site survey, risk analysis and review of current operations.
Technical report and phased plan
Architecture, coverage, regulations and phased budget.
Test report
Every device and every integration verified.
Protocols and manuals
Operation, response and maintenance.
How we apply it in your sector.
What people ask us most.
Where does an electronic security project start?
With an assessment: a visit, plus risk and operations analysis. The design and the phased plan come out of it.
Which brands do you use?
It depends on the project and on interoperability. The technical report justifies the choice.
Can you integrate systems I already have installed?
Often, yes. The assessment shows which equipment can be integrated through open standards and which is better replaced.
How do you comply with Law 1581 when using cameras and biometrics?
The design includes video surveillance notices, a defined purpose, restricted access to recordings and express authorization for biometric data. Your organization adopts the data processing policy; we tell you what it must cover.
Can you operate and maintain what you install?
Yes. It is the fifth step of the methodology: support, maintenance and indicators.
Let's talk about your project.
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