Not just recorded. Watched.
Standard CCTV records what happens. Video monitoring adds people: when an event needs eyes, our operators view your cameras live, verify what is actually happening and act on it. Fewer false alarms, faster responses, and footage that is used the moment it matters, not days later.
Live video verification
Operators view your cameras the moment an event triggers, so responses are based on what is actually happening.
Alarm and camera together
When your alarm triggers, linked cameras confirm the event before anyone is sent, cutting false callouts.
Virtual patrols
Scheduled camera sweeps of your site through the night, without waiting for something to trigger.
Rapid response
Verified events are escalated straight away: you, your contacts, a patrol or the police, per your plan.
Works with your cameras
Most modern CCTV systems can be connected. We confirm compatibility before anything is signed.
Event records
Every monitored event is logged with footage, so you always know what happened and when.
Built on the same 24/7 centre.
Video monitoring runs through the same monitoring centre that watches alarms for thousands of properties: staffed around the clock, every day of the year. Cameras, alarms, patrols and guards all report into one operation, so nothing gets lost between providers.
- A1/R1A graded electronic security monitoring
- Staffed 24 hours a day, 365 days a year
- One operation for cameras, alarms and patrols
- NSW Master Licence 000103530, ASIAL member
See our Most Frequently Asked Questions
Operators view your cameras when an event calls for it: an alarm trigger, a camera analytic, or a scheduled virtual patrol. That is what keeps monitored video affordable while still giving you real eyes when it counts.
In many cases, yes. If your existing system is compatible we can connect it to the monitoring centre. We confirm this during the assessment, before you commit to anything.
Your response plan runs immediately: contacting you and your nominated people, sending a patrol to attend, and notifying the police when it is warranted, with footage to back it up.
Put live eyes behind your cameras.
Fast, honest advice from Australia's most trusted security experts.