Limited Visibility
Management cannot see what is happening across entrances, offices, warehouses or external areas.
CCTV and Access Control
Business surveillance, video recording, remote monitoring, biometric access control and secure entry solutions designed around your premises and operational risks.
Physical Security Overview
CCTV and access-control systems help organisations monitor activity, protect assets, manage entry and maintain evidence when incidents occur.
Hozit designs and installs connected security solutions using cameras, recorders, access readers, biometric devices, networking and remote-management tools.
Security Challenges
Businesses need reliable visibility, controlled access and usable evidence when theft, intrusion, disputes or safety incidents occur.
Management cannot see what is happening across entrances, offices, warehouses or external areas.
Staff, visitors and contractors may access areas without proper authorisation or records.
Poor recording quality, storage failure or incorrect retention may leave incidents without usable footage.
Incorrect camera placement leaves vulnerable areas outside the surveillance coverage.
Poor cabling, power, switching or network design causes unstable cameras and access devices.
Weak passwords and exposed systems can allow unauthorised access to security devices.
Security Capabilities
Solutions are designed according to the property layout, risk areas, users, entry points, recording requirements and network environment.
High-definition network cameras for indoor, outdoor, day and night surveillance.
Central recording platforms with configured storage, retention and playback.
View authorised cameras and system status from supported devices and locations.
Control entry using supported fingerprint, facial or other biometric technologies.
Manage authorised entry using supported access cards, tags and readers.
Secure doors using electronic locks, controllers, readers and exit devices.
Receive supported notifications for device failure, motion, access or security events.
Maintain records of authorised and attempted access activity.
Provide cabling, switches, power, cabinets and network connectivity for security systems.
Business Benefits
A well-designed installation helps protect employees, customers, equipment, stock and business premises.
Monitor entrances, workspaces, external areas and high-risk locations.
Restrict sensitive areas to approved employees, visitors and contractors.
Retain supported footage and logs for investigation and incident review.
Discourage unauthorised entry, theft, vandalism and unsafe activity.
Use access and surveillance information to review activity and recurring issues.
Receive assistance with supported cameras, recorders, readers and connectivity.
Installation Process
Security-system design should begin with the property, risk areas, access points, lighting, cabling and retention requirements.
Review the premises, entrances, risk areas, lighting, network and existing security systems.
Define camera positions, access devices, recording capacity, cabling and connectivity.
Select suitable cameras, recorders, readers, controllers, storage and supporting hardware.
Install cabling, devices, cabinets, power and network connections according to scope.
Configure recording, access permissions, alerts, remote access and system operation.
Provide system handover, user guidance, documentation and agreed support.
Security System Questions
Yes. Solutions can be designed for offices, warehouses, retail locations, schools, industrial sites and other commercial premises.
Yes, where the equipment, connectivity and security configuration support authorised remote viewing.
Retention depends on camera quantity, resolution, recording mode, frame rate and available storage capacity.
Yes. Supported systems can maintain event logs showing authorised and attempted access activity.
Backup power can be included for supported cameras, recorders, switches and access-control equipment.
Support may be provided after an assessment of the equipment, software, credentials, cabling and system condition.
Yes, but the network should be designed with suitable bandwidth, security, switching, VLAN and access controls.
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