Intrusion Detection

Door contacts, glass-break and motion detection, duress devices, and environmental sensors planned around the facility and its response process.

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Door contacts, glass-break and motion detection, duress devices, and environmental sensors planned around the facility and its response process.

Define what must be detected

The property layout, occupancy, opening hours, detection zones, and staff workflows determine the system requirements.

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Defined detection zones

Clear arming routines

Coordinated event context

Documented response scope

What the architecture can include.

Final scope is selected for the property and documented in the proposal. No feature is assumed across every model or project.

  • Door and opening contacts
  • Glass-break detection
  • Motion detection
  • Duress and panic devices
  • Environmental sensors
  • Arming and closing procedures
  • Video and access-event context where supported
  • Monitoring provider and response-plan coordination

Questions resolved before equipment is finalized.

  • Detection coverage and environmental conditions
  • Authorized users and arming permissions
  • Communication paths and backup power
  • Applicable provider qualifications and agreed response procedures

Organizations are responsible for implementing monitoring practices consistent with applicable requirements and internal policies.

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