Last updated: 24 May 2026
Video surveillance projects involve more than cameras. Buyers need the right mix of cabling, storage, access control, analytics, privacy controls, maintenance, and handover documentation.
Hikvision Singapore provides video surveillance products and solutions. The company offers network video recorders (NVRs), including NVR 5.0 firmware, and HikCentral Professional 3.0.1 for advanced architecture. Their product range includes TandemVu panoram...
TeleRadio Engineering Pte Ltd develops and manufactures vehicle screening systems, including Comprehensive Vehicle Screening Systems (CVSS), Passive Vehicle Screening Systems (VX-Ray), Passive Motorcycle Screening Systems (MX-Ray), Under Vehicle Surveillanc...
Tele-Info is a Singapore-based contractor specializing in telecommunications and security systems, with over three decades of industry experience. The company provides supply, installation, and maintenance services for PABX and PBX telephone systems, struct...
Ailytics delivers AI-powered video analytics that transform existing CCTV infrastructure into real-time operational intelligence for heavy industries—construction, manufacturing, oil and gas, and maritime. The platform provides 24/7 automated monitoring, he...
Headquartered in Singapore, D-Ron is a value-added distributor with over 22 years of industry expertise in security and surveillance technology. The company partners with clients to secure premises and supports system integrators with scalable surveillance...
Camzify Global provides AI and cloud-based video surveillance solutions. The company offers services such as custom video analytics, cloud-based video management, integrated security monitoring, and end-to-end deployment support. Its technology analyzes liv...
Trax is a technology company that provides computer vision and AI-powered analytics for retail and consumer goods. The company's image recognition platform digitizes store shelves to deliver real-time insights, helping brands and retailers improve on-shelf...
Prowler International is a Singapore-based company established in 2007, specializing in the supply, installation, and maintenance of security systems. The company has been a certified partner of Hikvision in Singapore since 2007, offering products with a wa...
IHSE Asia manufactures KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse) extension and switching solutions. The company's KVM systems extend distances between user devices and remote computers, and KVM switches enable users to select between different source devices. IHSE A...
Trakomatic Pte Ltd offers video surveillance solutions specializing in shopper analytics and footfall counting. The company employs video and sensor technology to analyze how individuals interact within physical spaces. Its proprietary DataAI platform provi...
Dahua Technology is a provider of video-centric AIoT solutions and services. The company designs and manufactures products including CCTV cameras, video intercoms, access control and time attendance systems, alarms, and interactive whiteboards. Dahua Techno...
Stratech Systems Limited is a technology innovation company specializing in intelligent vision systems. These systems provide sophisticated and adaptive image processing solutions for surveillance and security applications. Stratech has invested resources i...
Yes if cameras capture identifiable individuals. PDPA requires a clear purpose, appropriate notification such as signage, controlled access to footage, and a retention limit. For condos, offices and retail, building-management and MCST rules may also apply. Confirm purpose, access controls and retention with your installer and document them before going live.
Only as long as needed for the stated purpose, under PDPA retention-limitation principle — many organisations adopt a defined window, commonly around 30 days, unless an incident requires longer. Set and document a retention policy, restrict who can access recordings, and ensure the system enforces automatic overwrite. Avoid keeping footage indefinitely without justification.
Relevant experience with your site type (office, retail, condo, industrial), knowledge of PDPA and building approvals, quality IP cameras and correctly sized NVR storage, and integration with access control or analytics if needed. Ask for as-built documentation, warranty terms and maintenance options, and confirm they handle any required approvals before installation.
Yes — modern systems offer people-counting, licence-plate recognition, intrusion detection and facial analysis. The more identifiable the data, the stricter the PDPA obligations on purpose, consent and access. Use analytics proportionately, document the purpose, and minimise personal-data capture. A responsible installer can configure analytics to balance security needs with privacy.
Often, yes. Condos and managed buildings have MCST and building-management rules on placement, common-area coverage and cabling, and some sites have additional requirements. Cameras must not unreasonably capture neighbours private spaces. Confirm the approval and notification requirements for your premises with the installer before work begins.