A vehicle stops where no vehicle should.
A camera the site already owned sees a vehicle dwell on the access road, hours after the last authorized visit. On its own this is nothing: a note, not an alarm. EXCOM logs it and keeps watching.
Twenty-nine minutes at an electrical substation, the way EXCOM presented them to the operator on duty. Scroll the way the night unfolded.
A camera the site already owned sees a vehicle dwell on the access road, hours after the last authorized visit. On its own this is nothing: a note, not an alarm. EXCOM logs it and keeps watching.
A person leaves the vehicle and holds position beside the west fence. Behavior, not pixels: presence, duration, and place, measured against how this site normally moves at four in the morning. Severity rises, and the reason is written down.
Three observations, one story. EXCOM correlates the vehicle, the loiter, and the crossing into a single scored incident with the full timeline attached, so the operator triages one developing situation, not a queue of disconnected alarms.
Illustrative example.
The operator acknowledges, investigates, resolves: one picture across every site, with cyber exposure from the partner feed raising physical posture when it matters. Every action lands in a tamper-evident audit trail. At 04:31 the incident closes, before the cut, not after the outage.
Software only, built to run on compliant cameras and edge compute you procure.
No facial recognition. Appearance-based continuity, ephemeral by design.
Raw video stays on site. Only detections, tracks, and incidents leave the edge.
You deploy and operate it. EXCOM has no standing access to your data.
Runs fully disconnected on premises when the environment requires it.
No EXCOM cloud holds your data: your infrastructure or your own government-cloud subscription.
A briefing walks your operators through the live console against scenarios from your own sector.