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Physical Security

Pillar 01 · Manage Risk

Cameras, door access and alarms designed and managed as part of your IT, rather than bolted on by a separate contractor who never speaks to us.

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Physical Security

The Bastion Fix

Camera and access hardware kept on its own network segment away from business systems, firmware and credentials managed on the same schedule as the rest of your fleet, retention set to match what your insurer and your industry actually require, and one register of who has access to what.

  • Segmented Camera Networks
  • Door and Access Control
  • Managed Firmware and Credentials
  • Retention Set to Policy
  • The Problem

    Cameras and door controllers get installed by whoever quoted cheapest, then plugged into the same flat network as the accounts machine, running default passwords and firmware nobody has touched since the day it went in.

  • Business Impact

    Footage that turns out to be missing on the one day you need it, a camera system that becomes the way an attacker gets onto your network, and nobody who can tell you who currently holds access to which door.

Signs this applies to you

  • Your camera system runs on the same network as your files
  • Nobody has changed the default password on a recorder
  • You cannot say who currently holds access to which door
  • Footage retention was set by whoever installed it

How you will know it is working

  • Camera and door hardware confirmed on its own segment
  • Firmware and credential changes logged with the rest of the fleet
  • Access register reviewed and reissued as staff change
  • Retention checked against what your insurer expects

Next Step

Check whether your camera system sits on the same network as your file server, and when its firmware was last updated.

Bastion Cadence

We don't wait for fires. This service is maintained with automated daily checks and 100% human verification weekly.

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