Office security, cameras & physical security
Protect the places where your people work.
Cameras, physical access, and the networks they sit on, installed and managed by the same team that runs your IT.
In brief
- Scope
- Cameras, access, network separation
- Footage
- Authorized, logged access
- Management
- Part of your IT environment
- Coordination
- IT and facilities
Scope
What office security includes.
Site planning
Security planning around entrances, shared areas, equipment locations, and the spaces you need to protect.
Camera installation
Camera selection, placement planning, onsite installation, and configuration for the agreed site coverage.
Recording & retention
Video recording, authorized viewing access, and footage retention set around your operational requirements.
Secure remote viewing
Secure remote access to camera systems for authorized personnel, without exposing the system to the internet.
Network separation
Cameras and other connected security equipment kept on restricted, separate networks from business systems.
Physical access review
Review of access practices for offices, network closets, and server areas, with recommendations to close gaps.
Managed as part of one environment.
Camera systems are IT systems. They have firmware, credentials, network exposure, and retention rules, and they fail in the same ways other devices fail. We manage them that way: troubleshooting, configuration changes, and maintenance under the agreed service scope, with physical security requirements coordinated between your IT environment and the people responsible for facilities.
- Ongoing support and maintenance under the service scope
- Facilities coordination for physical requirements
- Security equipment isolated from business networks
Plan your office security.
Start with a site walkthrough and a review of your current camera and access practices.
(503) 389-3174 · info@sidechainsecurity.com · Portland, Oregon