Video security against cybercrime: Holistic protection against server sabotage

In an increasingly digitalized world, protecting physical and virtual assets is crucial. The integration of video security into the overall cybersecurity concept is essential in order to ensure holistic data protection, especially in medium-sized German companies. As suppliers to global players, they are often the target of sabotage, espionage, burglary and theft of their data.

1. Perimeter monitoring: Detecting unauthorized activity in real time By installing video security systems along the perimeter, companies can detect unauthorized activity in real time. Did you know that an NSTR system can already monitor 4300 m² around the clock better than a full-time security guard? These cameras can monitor areas where no employees should be present at certain times and immediately sound an alarm as soon as the integrated AI detects unplanned activity. This enables rapid response to potential threats and minimizes the risk of physical intruders even before damage can occur.
2. Access point monitoring: securing entry points Video security provides the ability to permanently monitor access points and ensure that only authorized people have access. Monitoring these sensitive areas helps to identify or at least track unauthorised access in the case of persistent perpetrators and to support emergency services such as the police in intervening. Unlike security guards, who can only visually monitor limited areas, video security systems are able to monitor areas holistically with a wide variety of sensors in order to detect intruders hidden to the naked eye.
3. Remote emergency management via the control center
   Behind the NSTR video security systems is a 24/7 control center with professional personnel who documents and manages every incident and false alarm remotely. In an emergency, this is particularly advantageous when an intervention must be supported remotely. Emergency management from the control center makes it possible not only to monitor events, but also to control them. Because our video security systems often see more than your staff or the local police. Through the control center, security personnel and authorities can react to incidents at an early stage and take measures to minimize damage.
4. Evidence documentation and follow-up: forensic support
   If your organization has experienced a cyber attack caused by physical external influence, advanced video security is a must. In addition to documentary evidence, it helps to rule out and identify potential security gaps. In the event of an incident, the recorded videos can serve as important forensic evidence. This not only helps identify perpetrators, but also helps analyze security incidents for future prevention measures.
5. Visual deterrence against crime: preventive measures
   Last but not least, the NSTR security systems not only see the perpetrator, but are also identified the other way around as surveillance cameras and can deter potential intruders in advance. Knowledge of video cameras as a security measure has a preventive effect and reduces the risk of criminal cyber attacks, as perpetrators are deterred.