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Business Connectivity Services

Wired and wireless connectivity engineered for security traffic — segmented, monitored and built to stay up when it matters.

Every promise made by a modern security system is a promise made by a network. Cameras, readers, sensors and dispatch all ride the same cable, and when that cable is an afterthought the whole system inherits the weakness.

We design connectivity as part of the security design, not after it: segmented so a compromised camera cannot reach your finance server, redundant so a single fibre cut does not blind a site, and monitored so we know before you do.

Included as standard

  • Wireless survey on site, with the racking in place
  • VLAN and firewall policy documented before install
  • Failover tested by disconnecting the primary
  • Labelled patching and an as-built schematic
  • UPS sizing for cabinets and edge devices
  • Escalation path with your ISP agreed in writing
What we provide

The network your security system is standing on

01

Segmented by design

Security devices live on their own VLANs with policy between them and the business network, not beside it.

02

Wi-Fi that survives the floor

Surveys against the racking, the metal and the cold store you actually have, not against an empty CAD drawing.

03

Point-to-point links

Licensed and unlicensed wireless bridges for gates, yards and outbuildings where trenching makes no sense.

04

Failover that has been tested

Secondary circuits and LTE backup, proved by pulling the primary in commissioning rather than in an incident.

05

Power over Ethernet at scale

Budgeted switching with the headroom for heaters, PTZs and the cameras you will add next year.

06

Continuous monitoring

Link, latency and PoE telemetry into the same dashboard your cameras report to.

Frequently asked

Routinely. We hand them a written interface document — VLANs, ports, policies, contacts — and we do not touch anything outside it without a change record.
They need their own segment. A camera is an internet-connected computer in a car park; it should not be able to see anything you would not put in a car park.
A licensed or unlicensed wireless bridge usually beats a trench on both cost and time. We survey the path before promising the throughput.

Not sure which of these you actually need?

Most clients start with a site survey and a written recommendation. It costs you nothing and it usually shortens the shopping list.