CCTV & Physical Security
Business CCTV and physical security on your existing network
Modern cameras are network devices. Installing them with the people who manage the network is cheaper, tidier and more secure.
- Priced
- Per user or device
- Coverage
- Herts, Essex, London
- Security
- Built in
- Since
- 2001
What is cctv & physical security?
Dig IT Solutions installs and supports IP CCTV systems for businesses across Hertfordshire, Essex and London, using platforms such as UniFi Protect that run on the same network infrastructure we design and manage. Cameras are placed to cover yards, entrances, receptions and stock areas, recorded locally with secure remote viewing, and set up with data protection guidance in mind.
Problems we fix
The problems this service exists to solve
Yards and depots out of sight
Plant, vehicles and stock left overnight, with no usable footage when something goes missing.
Old analogue systems
Blurry footage, a DVR nobody can access remotely, and a separate contractor who does not understand the network it now needs.
Cameras on the wrong network
Consumer cameras on the staff Wi-Fi, exposed to the internet with default passwords.
Data protection uncertainty
No signage, no retention policy, and no one sure what the ICO expects from a business running CCTV.
Scope
What is included
Survey and camera placement
Coverage planned around entrances, yards, receptions and stock areas, with lens choices and night performance matched to each location.
UniFi Protect and IP camera installation
Cameras cabled or, where cabling is impractical, run over managed wireless links, recorded to a local network video recorder.
Secure remote viewing
Authorised staff view live and recorded footage from a phone or desktop, with MFA and access limited by role.
Network segmentation
Cameras on their own VLAN, isolated from staff devices and never exposed directly to the internet.
Data protection setup
Retention periods, signage and access controls configured in line with ICO guidance for CCTV, and documented for you.
Integration with access and alarms
Door access, intercoms and alarm systems connected where the platform supports it, so security is managed in one place.
Outcomes
What changes for the business
- Clear footage of the places that matter, available from anywhere
- Cameras that are part of a managed, secured network
- A system installed and supported by one accountable team
- Retention and access that stand up to a data protection query

Proof
The Hertfordshire Golf & Country Club: a modern network inside a 16th-century mansion
The Hertfordshire Golf & Country Club at Broxbournebury Mansion, Broxbourne, needed an entire network built from nothing across a large, diverse site whose Grade II listed clubhouse made traditional cabling impractical. Dig IT Solutions designed a UniFi-based network, mesh Wi-Fi, guest access and a camera system, and has supported the club for over five years.
- 5+
- 0 → full
- ~50%
- 16th C
FAQ
Questions we are asked
Why have an IT company install CCTV?
Can we view the cameras from our phones?
What are the data protection rules for business CCTV?
Do you replace old analogue CCTV systems?
How much does business CCTV cost?
Insights
Reading on cctv & physical security
Industry Guides
IT for golf clubs and leisure venues: Wi-Fi, EPOS, bookings and CCTV
Practical IT guidance for UK golf clubs and leisure venues: member and guest Wi-Fi, EPOS and PCI, booking systems, listed buildings and CCTV.
Industry Guides
IT support for construction companies: depots, sites and a mobile workforce
What UK construction and plant hire firms need from IT support: depot networks, site connectivity, 4G failover, mobile devices, CIS deadlines and backup.
VoIP & Communications
The PSTN switch-off: what UK businesses must do before January 2027
The UK PSTN and ISDN switch-off is now 31 January 2027. What stops working, from lines to alarms, lifts, card terminals and fax, plus a migration checklist.
Next step
Talk to an engineer, not a sales script
Tell us what is not working, or what you are planning, and we will give you a straight view on what it would take to fix.

