Video Surveillance
Cameras are a record of what happened and a way to see the building when you are somewhere else. Tidewater Techs designs the system: coverage, storage, and one dashboard.
The operational need
A camera system is a record of what happened and a way to see the building from somewhere else. It has to match the doors, the floor, and the way the business actually uses the space.
How we approach it
We start with the building and the questions the recording needs to answer. Coverage, storage, and who can view it come from that, not from a package of cameras.
What this covers
- A layout matched to the doors, floors, and risks of the building.
- Cameras, recording, and retention that fit how long the business needs to keep footage.
- Remote viewing from one dashboard.
- Access limited to the people who should see the recording.
Where this shows up
Restaurants and bars use cameras for the floor, the doors, and the register area. Offices use them for entries and shared spaces. Where HIPAA or PCI applies, cameras can be one part of how the business watches the physical space. The compliance work itself is Cybersecurity & Compliance.
Ongoing responsibility
We stay after the install, including when a room changes. The recording system can sit on the network maintained under Managed IT Services.