This is the only way to exclude the influence of the human factor, i.e. inattention, forgetfulness, failure to fulfill the duties by individual security officers.
Security System Composition
Video Surveillence
The video surveillance system includes video cameras dispersed throughout the protected facility, and video recording devices, i.e. video recorders or video servers. As a rule, when designing a system, the task is to maximize the “coverage” of the video surveillance facility. It is advisable to integrate the video surveillance system with an access control system (ACS) and a fire and security alarm (FSA). The video surveillance system monitors the current situation at the facility, registers events, records and scans the video archive.
Access Control System
As a rule, ACS interacts with other security systems. For example, when an alarm is received from one of the fire detectors, some of the doors required for evacuation are unlocked. And when a signal is received from the security sensor, certain doors, on the contrary, can be forcibly blocked.
The FSA communicates with the emergency response team or firefighters; turns on the emergency alert mode of the warning and evacuation control system; activates sound alarms and light panels showing escape routes; turns on automatic fire-fighting system ipon alarm.
Automatic Fire-fighting
The fire-fighting system includes tanks with fire-fighting composition, a network of pipelines and distributors, a control and monitoring device.
Perimeter Security
Perimeter security systems are designed taking into account the importance of the facility, its specifics and the area of the protected territory. This kind of a system includes specialized fences that prevent unauthorized entry into the protected territory; IR illumination and “emergency” lighting; electroconvulsive system; alarm system; twenty-four-hour video surveillance system, which may include IR cameras based on microbolometers.