Industrial campuses and data centers.
Fenced sites where the perimeter is measured in miles and the guard hours are measured in a budget line.
The site profile
Multi-building campuses with a single continuous perimeter.
Overnight patrol routes that are predictable by design.
Rooftop and yard equipment nobody looks at between service visits.
A security team stretched across posts.
The campus workflows
Off-hours coverage of the boundary, the roofs, and whatever just tripped.
Perimeter and parking
Scheduled overnight and off-hours coverage of the fence line, lots, and access roads.
Roof and yard equipment
Repeatable overhead coverage of rooftop units, yards, and equipment pads.
Alarm response
Put an aerial camera on a trigger before an officer walks into it.
Build and expansion monitoring
Recurring site coverage during construction and commissioning.
The record
Every patrol and every response leaves a record with video, a route, a time, and a disposition, so the security program has evidence instead of a logbook.
Where it fits
Perimeter
Fence line, lots & access roads.
Roof
Rooftop units & equipment pads.
Response
A camera before an officer.
Construction
Build & commissioning coverage.
Have a site like this?
If the fence line is longer than the guard hours cover, it is probably a fit. Let's talk about a pilot.