Video Surveillance & Low-Voltage Cabling
LABUSA designs, installs and supports video surveillance systems and the low voltage cabling they depend on, as a Texas DPS Licensed Security Contractor.
This page sets out the corporate capability. The detailed offerings, system options and specifications live on the specialist LABUSA Security property, linked throughout.
Why surveillance projects disappoint
The camera is rarely the problem. Most disappointing systems were let down by what sits behind them.
- The cabling was an afterthought. Bandwidth, power and pathways were sized for the original count and the system cannot grow.
- Coverage was specified by quantity. A number of cameras was agreed before anyone established what actually had to be seen, and in what light.
- Retention was not costed. Storage was sized for a period nobody checked against the organization's own policy or obligations.
- It was never integrated. Surveillance, access control and alarms run as three systems, so an event has to be reconstructed by hand across three interfaces.
Coverage that answers a question
Specified from what has to be identified and under what conditions, rather than from a camera count.
Infrastructure sized to grow
Structured cabling, power and network capacity planned for the system you will have, not only the one being installed.
One integrated system
Surveillance designed alongside access control and alarms so an incident can be reviewed in one place.
Video surveillance systems
Design, installation, configuration and support, from single sites to multi site and high security environments. Detailed offerings: Video Surveillance Systems on LABUSA Security.
Low voltage and structured cabling
The cabling, pathways and network infrastructure that security and building systems run on. Detailed offerings: Low Voltage Cabling on LABUSA Security.
System integration
Bringing surveillance together with access control, intrusion detection and alarm monitoring so events correlate.
Service and maintenance
Ongoing support and maintenance plans for installed systems. Security system service and maintenance.
Where the detail lives
LABUSA maintains a dedicated property for physical security, LABUSA Security, where the system options, specifications and industry detail are published in full. This page exists so that Security reads correctly as one of LABUSA's four Core Capabilities, and so that a corporate buyer can see the capability alongside cybersecurity, managed services and consulting.
If you are evaluating a specific system, start on the specialist property. If you are working out whether LABUSA can take on physical and digital security together, you are in the right place, and the answer is yes.
Licensed security contractor
LABUSA is a Texas DPS Licensed Security Contractor, License No. B20248. Physical security work in Texas requires a licensed contractor, and LABUSA holds that license directly.
Federal physical security experience
LABUSA implemented integrated physical security for a high security federal research environment, using intrusion detection, access control, video surveillance, alarm monitoring, secure communications and the system integration between them.
Hospitality at scale
LABUSA has delivered video surveillance and structured cabling services for hospitality environments, with solutions offered through a hotel and lodging association network representing nearly 5,000 hotel properties.
Certified and accountable
LABUSA holds ISO 9001 for quality management and ISO/IEC 27001 for information security, and is an MBE and HUB certified firm.
Alarm Systems & Access Control
The other half of the physical security capability. See Alarm Systems & Access Control
LABUSA Security
The specialist property, with the full physical security catalog. See LABUSA Security
Cybersecurity & Risk Management
The digital half of the Security capability. See Cybersecurity & Risk Management
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Physical and digital security from one firm
Tell us what you need to protect. We will tell you what the system would involve and where the detail lives.
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