Critical Infrastructure Protection

This service is only available in Europe.

The Technical Security System (TSS) is created through the integration of systems responsible for the technical security of a facility. Its main goal is the comprehensive protection of energy and industrial facilities where it is necessary to control the movement of people and vehicles, and where strict security procedures require advanced access control solutions.

Technical Security System Includes:

Video surveillance system

Perimeter protection system

Access control system

Intrusion and hold-up alarm system

Fire alarm system

Fixed gas fire suppression system

Video Surveillance System

Includes cameras, transmission devices, and management software for monitoring designated areas. AI-based image analysis is increasingly used to detect abnormal behaviour and track objects before or after an incident.

Perimeter Protection System

The Perimeter Protection System is part of a group of external alarm systems that monitor the boundaries of a property or premises. Basic components include microwave barriers, infrared barriers, sensor cables installed on fences, underground sensor cables, and seismic detectors.

Access Control System

The Access Control System is an integrated set of devices and software designed to restrict physical access to secured areas. It allows for user verification in monitored zones and the management of individual access rights. This system is a fundamental tool for maintaining control over access to protected areas.

Intrusion and Hold-up Alarm System

The Intrusion and Hold-up Alarm System is designed to detect and signal unauthorized entry into a protected area. This is achieved through the appropriate selection and configuration of devices using management software, based on a detailed analysis of threat conditions. A crucial aspect of an effective system is the secure transmission of threat information to the appropriate recipient.

Fire Alarm System

The Fire Alarm System is a set of integrated components used for the detection, signaling, and notification of appropriate services in the event of a fire hazard. It is crucial to properly position detection sensors and manual call points so that no part of the facility located within the fire hazard zone is overlooked, and users have a safe opportunity to trigger the alarm manually. One of the fundamental functions of the FAS is also integration with the Access Control System as well as air conditioning and ventilation systems. Proper development of an activation matrix for a fire scenario is essential for the system’s effectiveness.

Fixed Gas Fire Extinguishing System

Fixed Gas Fire Extinguishing Systems are part of the group of fire protection systems that, in addition to detecting fire hazards and signaling their occurrence, are also designed to automatically extinguish the fire.

These systems are used in spaces where, due to sensitive equipment, conventional extinguishing agents that could cause damage through flooding cannot be used. This technology is frequently applied in server rooms.