Energy & critical infrastructure · Data Centres
Physical security your auditor can replay.
Physical security your auditors can verify: perimeter and intrusion detection, tailgating and escort compliance, and restricted-aisle control, with sealed evidence mapped to your certification obligations.
In data centres
What goes wrong today.
Badge logs are not proof of who walked through
Tailgating turns your access-control audit trail into a fiction, and client auditors know it.
Escort compliance is enforced by trust
Once a visitor is inside, whether they stayed with their escort is anyone’s guess, until an incident asks the question.
Every client audit replays the same scramble
SOC 2, ISO 27001, and customer audits all want physical-security evidence, collected by hand, every time.
Detect · Step 1 of 4
What the cameras watch for.
On-premises deployment: analytics stay inside your security boundary.
Sealed evidence
Varenmoor Power & Utilities
Demo footage, annotated the way FloFrame does. Each card appears as its alert is raised.
Perimeter & intrusion
Fence lines, roofs, and approaches watched continuously.
Tailgating detection
Every mantrap and door verified for single-person entry, with out-of-hours presence flagged.
Escort compliance
Visitors and contractors kept with their escorts, provably.
Restricted-aisle control
Cage and aisle access enforced beyond badge logs.
Maintenance PPE & safety
Arc-flash and lifting-safety compliance during works.
Certification evidence
Audit-grade visual records for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and client audits.
Rules
Rules you would run.
Written in plain words, run on site, checked by a vision model before anyone is alerted.
Tailgating
“One person per badge through every mantrap”
Then: SOC ALERTED · CLIP SEALED ✓
Open in the Rule PlaygroundEscort compliance
“Visitors stay within 5 m of their escort in white space”
Then: SOC PAGED · DEVIATION LOGGED
Open in the Rule PlaygroundRestricted aisles
“No access to caged aisles without an open work order”
Then: ACCESS FLAGGED · EVIDENCE SEALED
Open in the Rule Playground
Measure · Step 2 of 4
Every alert becomes a number you manage.
What FloFusion measures for Data Centres, per zone, per site and over time.
PPE compliance by zone
Hard hats and hi-vis inside each hazardous zone, per shift.
Lift-zone entries
People inside a rigged lift zone, and for how long.
Lone-worker time
Time people spend alone in remote or restricted areas.
What a pilot sets out to move
- of entries verified for tailgating
- 100%
- every mantrap, every door
- to flag an escort violation
- Seconds
- live, not in the post-incident review
- to answer an audit request
- Hours
- evidence mapped to your control framework
Pilot targets agreed with you up front, not past results.
Comply · Step 3 of 4
Proof that holds up with auditors.
The rules that apply to Data Centres, scored continuously from camera evidence, with a signed record anyone can verify.
NIS2 Directive
Essential and important entities must secure their network and information systems (including OT and camera networks), with incident reporting duties.
GDPR
Video of people is personal data: you need a lawful basis, data minimization, retention limits, and a DPIA for systematic monitoring of workspaces.
UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018
Video of identifiable people is personal data: you need a lawful basis, transparency, data minimisation and retention limits, and a DPIA before systematic monitoring of staff.
ICO guidance on monitoring workers
Monitoring must be necessary, proportionate and open: tell workers what you monitor and why, consult them, choose the least intrusive means, and avoid covert monitoring.
Improve · Step 4 of 4
What to change next.
The process map shows when and where crews take the most risk.
Cordon hoist work into a window
Schedule lifts when the pump hall is clear, with a marked keep-out zone.
A PPE check at the yard gate
Catch missing hi-vis before crews reach the breaker bays.
Examples of what a pilot’s process map points to.
Getting started
A pilot on the cameras you own.
Prove tailgating, escort-compliance, and perimeter detection at one facility: sealed evidence mapped to your certification obligations, without video ever leaving your network.
Scope
- Mantraps and secure doors (tailgating and single-entry verification, after-hours presence)
- Visitor and contractor routes (escort compliance)
- Data-hall aisles and cages (restricted-aisle control)
- Perimeter, roof, and approach zones (intrusion detection)
We configure
- Plain-English entry, escort, and aisle rules mapped to your security policy
- FloFrame fully on-prem: video and inference never leave your network
- Escalation paths for SOC, facility security, and compliance teams
- FloFusion evidence exports mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and client-audit controls
You walk away with
- Verified single-person entry rate at every mantrap in scope
- Documented escort compliance for all visitor and contractor movements
- Audit-ready visual evidence mapped to certification controls
Questions
Data Centres: common questions.
Can it all run inside our own security perimeter?
Yes, with a full on-premises deployment: FloFusion runs inside your network and FloFrame connects only to it, so video, events and metadata stay inside your boundary.
Link to this questionHow does tailgating detection compare to what our access-control system reports?
Badge logs show one credential per entry; cameras show how many people walked through. Tailgating is a standard detection at mantraps and secure doors, and each exception is sealed with its clip.
Link to this questionCan we prove escort compliance for visitors and contractors?
Yes. Escort rules check that visitors stay accompanied through defined zones, and every deviation is a sealed, time-stamped record.
Link to this questionHow does the evidence map to SOC 2 and ISO 27001 audits?
FloFusion exports physical-access events, exceptions and perimeter alerts with their sealed evidence. Your team files them against your own controls instead of hunting for clips.
Link to this questionWill detection add load to our facility network?
Very little. FloFrame processes streams on its own GPU; only small alert records and chosen evidence cross the network, outbound on port 443.
Link to this questionWhat do data centre operators typically start with?
Tailgating at mantraps, escorts on visitor routes and perimeter intrusion: the controls auditors check first. Restricted aisles and maintenance safety usually follow.
Link to this questionSee it on your own cameras.
A demo on footage from an operation like yours, then a pilot on the cameras you own.