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Critical facility protection on one live model
See an intrusion, a man down or a drone over the site where it happens, with the camera, tag or sensor that saw it, and decide what to do from one screen. Built for security, operations and engineering leaders at energy terminals, ports, airports and airbases, utilities, data centres and logistics hubs.
Energy and terminals
- Who it is for
- Head of security or resilience at a terminal, tank farm or plant
- The problem
- Drones over the tank farm and fence cuts at night are reported by different systems, and the regulator now expects a resilience plan and dated incident reports.
- Duties it supports
- NIS2 Art. 23 incident reporting
- CER resilience measures
What SiteOS does
One twin of the site
Tanks, bunds, pipe racks, jetties and the fence line in one model, with tracked people and equipment on it.
AvailableDetect and track
Radar, RF and camera detections fused into one track per object; a person decides every response.
AvailableVessels at the jetty
AIS from NMEA feeds placed on the same twin as the berth and the tank farm.
AvailableReport on time
NIS2 Art. 23 and CER incident clocks with the evidence attached.
Planned
Ports and maritime
- Who it is for
- Port facility security officer
- The problem
- Vessel traffic, the quay, the gates and the airspace are watched from separate consoles, and nobody holds the whole picture during an incident.
- Duties it supports
- NIS2 for port operators
- CER where the port is designated critical
What SiteOS does
Vessels on the picture
AIS from NMEA feeds placed on the same twin as the quay, gates and yard.
AvailablePeople and equipment
Location tags and camera analytics for who is where on the terminal.
AvailableAirspace
Drone detection and tracks over the port, with alerts to the right team.
Available
Airports and airbases
- Who it is for
- Airport security and airside operations; airbase force-protection staff
- The problem
- A drone sighting can close a runway. Teams need to see it, track it and hand a clear record to the authorities who are allowed to act.
- Duties it supports
- National counter-UAS rules on who may mitigate
- NIS2 for airport operators
What SiteOS does
Detect and track
RF and radar detections fused into a track with its history, on the same model as the airfield.
AvailableDetection only
Detection, tracking and alerting. SiteOS has no mitigation function: that power stays with the state authorities allowed to use it.
AvailableHand over the record
Alerts, who handled them and when, from the tamper-evident audit chain.
Available
Utilities and substations
- Who it is for
- Security or resilience lead at a grid, water or district-heating operator
- The problem
- Substations and pumping stations are small, remote and unmanned for long periods. Cameras, intruder alarms and drone reports arrive in different places, long after the event.
- Duties it supports
- NIS2 Art. 23 incident reporting
- CER resilience measures
What SiteOS does
Unmanned sites, one room
Perimeter cameras, geofences and drone detection for remote sites, watched from a central operations room on one model.
AvailableDetect and track
Drones over a switchyard become tracks with their history; a person decides every response.
AvailableIndustrial controllers
Read-only OPC UA and Modbus connections.
PlannedReport on time
NIS2 Art. 23 and CER incident clocks with the evidence attached.
Planned
Data centres
- Who it is for
- Data centre security and facilities manager
- The problem
- Perimeter cameras, staff and contractors on the floor and drones over the campus are watched in separate tools, so an intrusion or a man down is pieced together afterwards.
- Duties it supports
- NIS2 for data centre service providers
- GDPR for staff and contractor location data
What SiteOS does
See
The cameras you already have feed the model, with alert rules on what they see. Classes, never identities.
AvailableKnow
Location tags for staff and contractors, restricted zones and a man-down response timer, with a replay of what happened.
AvailableAirspace
Drone detection and tracks over the campus, with alerts to the right team.
AvailableReport on time
NIS2 Art. 23 incident clocks with the evidence attached.
Planned
Logistics yards and warehouses
- Who it is for
- Site manager, yard supervisor, HSE
- The problem
- Forklifts, trucks and people share the same aprons. Dwell and congestion are known after the incident, not before it.
- Duties it supports
- GDPR for worker location data
- Workplace safety records for near misses and incidents
What SiteOS does
See
Yard cameras feed the model: people, vehicles and PPE rules, so an alert names the camera and the zone, not a person.
AvailableKnow
Occupancy and dwell on each zone from location tags, with crowding and idle alerts and a replay of what happened.
AvailableAct
Drone patrols of the yard inside a standing authorisation you approve: planning and rehearsal today; aircraft control is tested on a simulated transport.
In progressGround robots
Robots as fleet records today: readiness, dock state, battery cycles, maintenance due. No live robot telemetry transport yet.
In progress
What SiteOS does not do here, yet
- Location-tag vendor adapters run on simulated positions today. Bring us your tag vendor and we will test it with you.
- No integration is hardware-proven yet. Interfaces are protocol-tested or simulated.
- SiteOS holds no certification and does not make an operator compliant. It produces evidence for duties that remain the operator's.
Where to next
- How it worksVideo analytics, RTLS, robots and drones, counter-UAS and compliance evidence, each with its status.
- On your own serversDeployment on your hardware or air-gapped, and the signed attestation your accreditor checks offline.
- Your duties, mappedNIS2, CER, GDPR and the other regimes a facility answers to, and what SiteOS does for each.
Bring us one facility
Tell us what you protect and what you have to prove about it. A person at ELEVEN22SPX reads it and comes back with a briefing built around your site, your sensors and your regulator.