Airports and transport hubs
Watch restricted areas and keep crowd levels in check across passenger and staff areas.
How the sector deploys itSecureZone Monitor
Mark the areas that matter across one CCTV camera or many, decide how many people each may hold, and be told the moment someone enters without permission or an area gets too full
SecureZone Monitor · workspaceCamera coverage connected
4 cameras · secure zonesno markings
- Coverage
- Zones
- Entry
- Occupancy
- Alert
What is watched
- Zone entrywaiting
- Occupancywaiting
- Zone ruleswaiting
Running
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What it is
Restricted area and crowd monitoring using your CCTV cameras
SecureZone Monitor keeps watch over the areas of a site that matter most, using the CCTV cameras already covering them. You mark an area as protected and set a limit on how many people may be inside it. An alert is raised when someone enters that area without permission, and again if the number of people goes past the limit you chose.
It takes the job of staring at a wall of CCTV screens and turns it into being told when something needs attention.
Every area carries its own rules, so what counts as an unauthorised entry and how many people are allowed is decided location by location.
- Draw the parts of a camera view that should be treated as restricted
Marked areas
Draw the parts of a camera view that should be treated as restricted
- An alert the moment a person enters an area without permission
Entry alerts
An alert the moment a person enters an area without permission
- Set how many people are allowed inside each area you watch
Occupancy limits
Set how many people are allowed inside each area you watch
- Watch several protected areas across a larger location at once
Cover a whole site
Watch several protected areas across a larger location at once
How it works
How SecureZone Monitor works
- 01
Your cameras cover the site
One CCTV camera or several cover the parts of the site that need watching.
- 02
Areas and their rules are read
The areas you have marked as protected are read together with the rules you set for each.
- 03
Entry is watched
The software checks whether people are entering the areas you marked.
- 04
Numbers are watched
The count of people inside each area is checked against the limit set for it.
- 05
An alert goes out
An unauthorised entry, or a count above the limit, raises an alert while it is happening.
SecureZone Monitor · workspace01 Your cameras cover the site
Interface simulation: an illustration of the workflow, not a live analysis
- 01
Your cameras cover the site
One CCTV camera or several cover the parts of the site that need watching.
- 02
Areas and their rules are read
The areas you have marked as protected are read together with the rules you set for each.
- 03
Entry is watched
The software checks whether people are entering the areas you marked.
- 04
Numbers are watched
The count of people inside each area is checked against the limit set for it.
- 05
An alert goes out
An unauthorised entry, or a count above the limit, raises an alert while it is happening.
Product exclusiveness
What sets SecureZone Monitor apart
Protected areas watched continuously
- Point at a row to light its area
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Market comparison
SecureZone Monitor compared with watching CCTV screens
Watch restricted areas
- Watching CCTV screens
- Yes: By a person
- SecureZone Monitor
- Yes: Done for you
Mark specific protected areas
- Watching CCTV screens
- Partly: Limited
- SecureZone Monitor
- Yes: Supported
Notice an unauthorised entry
- Watching CCTV screens
- No: Needs constant attention
- SecureZone Monitor
- Yes: Supported
Set a limit on people in an area
- Watching CCTV screens
- No: Not available
- SecureZone Monitor
- Yes: Supported
Alert when a limit is passed
- Watching CCTV screens
- No: Judged by eye
- SecureZone Monitor
- Yes: Done for you
Cover several cameras
- Watching CCTV screens
- Yes: Supported
- SecureZone Monitor
- Yes: Supported
Alerts while it is happening
- Watching CCTV screens
- Partly: Limited
- SecureZone Monitor
- Yes: Supported
Watching without a break
- Watching CCTV screens
- No: Depends on staffing
- SecureZone Monitor
- Yes: Supported
Different rules per area
- Watching CCTV screens
- No: Not available
- SecureZone Monitor
- Yes: Supported
The architecture
Two conditions on one marked zone
- CCTV cameraCovers part of the facility
- CCTV cameraCovers another part
- CCTV cameraOne or more, as needed
Camera feeds
Zones and their rules
Marked areas, read with their own rules
- Entry into a marked area is checked
- Occupancy checked against its permitted limit
- Each zone carries the rules set for it
- Both checks run on the same coverage
Two conditions, one zone
Unauthorised entry, or a count above the limit, raises an alert while it is happening.
- Alert on entry or over-occupancyNamed to the zone it belongs to
- Restricted areas kept watchedWithout someone on the screens
Use cases by sector
Where organisations put it to work
Government and sensitive sites
Protect restricted locations by alerting security teams the moment someone enters an area without permission.
Corporate offices
Watch server rooms, executive floors and other places only certain staff should be able to reach.
Banks and financial institutions
Protect restricted sections and keep access to sensitive areas under control.
Industrial sites
Watch hazardous or restricted working areas and alert teams when too many people are in one place.
Warehouses and logistics
Keep track of restricted storage, loading bays and anywhere access or numbers need controlling.
Events and public gatherings
Watch how full selected areas are getting and alert organisers when numbers pass the level allowed.
Deployment strategy
Connect the cameras, set the rules, receive the alerts
01 · Connect the cameras
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Deployment model
SecureZone Monitor works with a single CCTV camera or with several covering different parts of a site. Each camera can watch one area or more than one, depending on what the organisation needs.
Three things area monitoring has to get right
Which places are protected, how full each is allowed to be, and how quickly a team learns something has gone wrong
- Deciding what is protected
- You define which areas need protecting and give different places different rules.
- Keeping numbers safe
- Every watched area can carry its own limit, which is how a site keeps occupancy safe and under control.
- Responding while it matters
- Alerts let security staff learn about a problem while it is happening, without anyone having to watch every screen.
Frequently Asked Questions
An area you draw inside the CCTV view that should be treated as secure or restricted. That area is then watched continuously and checked for people entering it.
Two things. An alert is raised when a person enters a protected area without permission, and when the number of people in a watched area goes above the maximum you set for it.
Yes. Each area can carry its own rules, so you decide which places need protecting and how many people are allowed in each of them.
Yes. Alerts arrive as the situation unfolds, rather than leaving your team to find the problem later by going back through recordings.
One or many. Several cameras can cover different protected areas at the same time, which suits larger sites, and each camera can watch one area or several depending on what you need.
Three things. Connect the CCTV cameras covering the areas you want watched, draw the area to be treated as protected, and choose the maximum number of people allowed inside it.
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