Early-warning perimeter
See the threat before it reaches the door.
ThreatSight turns the security cameras you already own into an early-warning perimeter — flagging a visible weapon in the approach zone and alerting your team in seconds. No new cameras. No installs.
Detection and alerting that assists your staff and responders. It does not replace them.
The problem
Every system today waits for someone to walk through a door.
Metal detectors, locked doors, panic buttons and lockdown drills all fire when the person is already at the entrance. The approach zone — the parking lot, the walkway, the queue outside — is where the warning time actually exists, and today nobody is watching it.
How it works
Four steps, on cameras that are already on the wall.
- 01
Connect the feeds you have
Point ThreatSight at the camera streams already installed — standard IP cameras via RTSP/ONVIF, analog via an existing encoder. No new hardware on the wall.
- 02
Watch the approach zone
The model monitors walkways, lots, entrances and gathering points for a visible weapon or an armed approach — and marks the moment, camera and location.
- 03
Alert in seconds
A loud alarm fires at the staff stations — front office, site lead, SRO — with the clip and the camera location, while the person is still outside.
- 04
Escalate if nobody answers
If the alert goes unacknowledged, it escalates on its own to your SRO or safety lead, and then to 911 dispatch — by one tap, or automatically past that window.
Who it’s for
Sites with an approach zone and people to protect.
- K-12 schools
- Corporate campuses
- Event venues
- Houses of worship
- Banks & credit unions
- Dispensaries
- Retail & grocery
What “no camera upgrades” actually means.
It means ThreatSight runs on the video feeds your site already produces. There is nothing to install on the wall, no new cabling, no replacement cameras. What it does need is a network path to those feeds and a place to run.
It is not a promise that every existing camera is good enough. Picture quality, angle and lighting decide how well detection performs at your site — a camera pointed at a gate from thirty metres at night sees far less than one covering the walkway.
Some sites need an adjustment, and we tell them that during the pilot rather than after they have bought something.
What it is, and what it isn’t.
It is
- An early-warning detection and alerting layer.
- A way to buy your staff seconds.
- An assist to staff and responders.
It isn’t
- A replacement for security staff, SROs or police.
- A guarantee that any event is caught.
- A weapon detector at the door.
- A licence to act on its own.
Pilot
Request a pilot at your site.
Tell us what you have and where it points. A pilot is how we find out how well your existing cameras cover the approach zone — and whether ThreatSight is a fit at all.
Detection and alerting that assists your staff and responders. It does not replace them.