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Data centres

Every door, aisle
and cage, actually
watched.

A hall full of cameras and a badge log tells you a door opened. It does not tell you two people went through on one badge. A Warden on watches for the things access control cannot see.

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Tailgating at the mantrap, an unbadged person in a cage aisle, a door propped open on the loading bay. Detection runs on site, footage never leaves the hall, and every event is logged with the clip attached for the audit that will ask.

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What the badge log cannot show you

Tailgating at the mantrap, an unbadged person in a cage aisle, a door propped open on the loading bay, a bag leaving that did not arrive. These are the findings that fail an audit, and none of them appear in an access control report.

  • Tailgating and piggybacking at controlled doors
  • Presence in cage aisles and on the loading bay
  • Doors held or propped beyond a threshold
Ogbon live view: a grid of camera feeds beside a ranked event feed
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The evidence, already assembled

Every event is stored with its clip, camera and time, and searchable in plain words. When an audit asks who was in that aisle on the fourteenth, it is a question rather than a project.

  • Every event logged with its clip
  • Plain-language search across the hall
  • Processed on site, so footage never leaves it
Ogbon search: asking the footage a question in plain language
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Into your NOC, not into a void

Alerts arrive in the queue your operations team already watches, ranked, each with the camera and the clip attached, and each one closed out by a named person. That trail is the point as much as the alert is.

  • Into the NOC queue your team already works
  • Ranked, so critical sits above routine
  • Every alert actioned or closed, by name
Ogbon alerts: ranked events, each with its clip, camera and zone
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