Core System of the Security Solution

Safer and smarter cities.

Smart Lamp Pole Solution + CSIM — manage and monitor every security event, data feed and alert from a single interface.

8 Reasons Operators Choose It

Why LYT-X

Single monitoring

Single UI / monitor with a standard library of integrations.

Automated SOP

Improves response time and resolves incidents faster.

Minimizing risk

Identifies true or false alarms with accurate reporting results.

Cost effective

Optimises operation costs for automatic detection and resolution with SOP.

Facilitates interoperability

Leverages and extends the existing investment.

Simplifies situation management

Automated dashboards and standard reports to manage multiple existing systems.

Reduces response time

Respond to incidents faster and more efficiently.

Protects business assets

Monitor and track your business assets to prevent risk.

Five Pillars

The CSIM Concept

CSIM collects information from disparate security and information systems — video, access control, sensors, video analytics, networks, building systems, cyber — and collates it in one graphical user interface, providing five key capabilities to identify and proactively resolve situations.

01

Connect

Connect physical security systems to a single user interface with open protocols.

  • Physical security systems — CCTV, access control, fire alarm, intrusion, visitor and sensor systems
  • Identity and Access Management (IAM)
  • Building Management Systems (BMS) and network management systems
  • Cybersecurity solutions and IT infrastructure monitoring
02

Aware

Aware of every alarm event by connecting all network devices into our system.

  • Collects alarm and access events, device status, analytics metadata, sensor readings and network health continuously
  • Presented as one unified event list, a live E-Map, a device health panel and a searchable log
  • Cross-system correlation with customizable alerting
  • Retained for post-incident investigation, compliance evidence and trend analysis
03

Identify

Identify true or false alarm events with our incident management.

  • Event-triggered alerts and conditional responses
  • Alarm prioritization and correlation rules
  • Escalation procedures and time-based rules
  • Compliance enforcement and data retention policies
04

Protect

Protect your assets and business with situation awareness and automated SOP.

  • Incident detection, classification and automated response protocols
  • Resource allocation, dispatch and multi-agency coordination
  • Live video feeds with geospatial mapping and tracking
  • SOP activation with decision support and post-incident reporting
05

Predict

Predict your assets and resources with our report and dashboard module.

  • Threat prediction, behavioral analysis and anomaly detection
  • Customizable incident, compliance and audit reports
  • Real-time dashboards with health and status indicators
  • Data visualization with actionable insights
Architecture

How LYT-X Fits Together

Existing subsystems keep running as they are. LYT-X normalises their events into a single model, applies rules and standard operating procedures, and presents one operating picture to the control room, the field and management.

Connected Subsystems

  • CCTV, VMS, DVR / NVR
  • Access control & IAM
  • Fire, intrusion, sensors
  • Video analytics & AI
  • Network & IT infrastructure
  • Cybersecurity tools
  • Building management (BMS)
  • GIS, GPS & mobile assets

LYT-X Core Platform

  • Protocol & API connectors
  • Event normalisation & correlation
  • Rule engine & alarm prioritisation
  • Incident management & SOP
  • E-Map, GIS & virtual matrix
  • Logging, reporting & analytics
  • User management & audit trail
  • High availability & redundancy

Operations

  • Control room workstations
  • Video wall & decoders
  • Guided SOP response
  • Multi-agency coordination
  • Mobile & remote access
  • Management dashboards
  • Compliance & audit reporting
  • Field team notification
Event Lifecycle

How an Event Travels Through the Platform

01

Collect

Devices, analytics and IT systems report events over their native protocol or API.

02

Normalise

Every event is converted to one common model and enriched with location and device context.

03

Decide

Rules correlate related events, filter false alarms and set the priority of the incident.

04

Act

The SOP opens with map, video and contacts; every action is logged for reporting and audit.

Deployment

Deployed at Any Scale

Single Site

One server, one control room, local devices and recorders.

Campus / Multi-Site

Multiple sites and servers under one operating picture, with local autonomy retained.

City-Wide

Distributed command centres, multi-agency coordination and redundant core services.

Incident Response

From Detection to Resolution

ToDo

New events, prioritized by time and severity, waiting to be picked up.

Doing

Incidents actively being resolved under the SOP for that incident type.

Block

Held while awaiting external assistance from another agency or team.

Done

Completed and documented, with the summary form and evidence retained.

What the operator gets when an incident opens

E-Map location

The incident and the devices around it, with alarm symbols and camera fields of view.

Nearest-camera video

Live and playback at the time of the event, with export for evidence.

SOP

Step-by-step actions, true or false alarm confirmation and the resolution form.

Related events

Access records, sensor readings and system events correlated to the same case.

Contacts & channels

Who to notify and how: email, SMS, mobile app, intercom or public address.

Audit trail

Every action, timestamp and operator recorded for reporting and investigation.

Automatic escalation if a step isn't acknowledged in time.
Governed Footage Requests

Export Online

01

Filed online

The requester submits date, time, place and purpose, and attaches proof of identity.

02

Matched to footage

An officer locates the cameras and the retained recording that answer the request.

03

Case approved

The grounds for the request are accepted or refused, with the decision noted on the case.

04

Release authorised

A second, separate authorisation is required before the prepared file may leave the system.

05

Handed over

The requester is notified and collects the file through the same online case, under expiry.

Two-person separation of authority

Deciding the case and releasing the file are distinct rights — case approval and release authorisation are recorded separately against every request.

Sealed, password-protected, watermarked exports

Every release is sealed in an encrypted container, opened only under password in the supplied viewer, and stamped with the issuing organisation's origin mark.

Compatibility & Standards

Works With What You Already Have

Protocols

Web API — JSONSOAPREST MQTTSNMPSQL OPCBACnetModbus POP3LogfileSIP SFTPRS232 / RS485

Video

ONVIFRTSPHTTP HLSRTMPMPEG-DASH WebRTCSRTH.264 H.265VP8VP9

VMS

Milestone XProtectAxis Camera Station AxxonNXAvigilon Bosch BVMS

DVR / NVR

HikvisionDahuaUNV HolowitsHanwha Wisenet

Maps

Google MapsMapbox OpenStreetMapGIS Offline JPG Floor Plans
AI Metadata
Object Face Plate Motion Crowd Behavior Audio People-Counting