Detection quality
Define reviewed examples, expected events and the method for identifying misses.
A practical checklist for your operations, IT and security teams.
Choose a small set of priority events, the areas involved, the responsible team and the action an alert should trigger. Agree what a useful outcome looks like, including when an alert should be dismissed.
Reusing cameras does not necessarily eliminate new compute, licensing, gateways, installation or network work. Legacy or analogue systems may need a compatible recorder or stream conversion.
Specify the first reviewer, acknowledgement expectations, escalation path and the incident record. Select alert channels only after confirming their integration, provider setup, cost and information-sharing requirements.
Define reviewed examples, expected events and the method for identifying misses.
Record false alerts by scenario and their effect on operator workload.
Measure model processing, delivery and human response separately.
Record stream quality, site conditions and degraded or unavailable feeds.
Compare results with the agreed criteria. Document limitations, unresolved issues and required changes. Agree the next scope and commercial terms rather than assuming a pilot automatically becomes a full deployment.
Send a non-sensitive summary of the site type, approximate camera count and priority problem. Credentials, live stream links and sensitive footage are not needed for an initial discussion.