HALOS is the AI-forward connected camera and evidence platform built for SMB private security teams that face liability on every shift. Audit-ready footage, real-time visibility, and automatic offload across guarding, mobile patrol, alarm response, and event security.
Three operational risks define the economics of running a private security firm. Each one quietly compounds until something goes wrong. HALOS closes all three at the same time.
Paper reports collapse in deposition. Phone photos surface late. Witness statements come from colleagues on the same payroll. None of it holds when a false claim moves toward a six-figure settlement.
Every shift produces a record of decisions, escalations, and outcomes. Without that record, the difference between “the guard handled it correctly” and “we wrote a check anyway” is one missing piece of footage.
Guards work alone, on shift, after hours, in environments designed to be hostile. When something happens, the seconds between the event and a supervisor knowing about it determine whether they go home.
Pre-configured devices that work from Day 1. AI-forward evidence handling. Configurable compliance. Zero IT overhead. Built for SMB private security, not adapted from enterprise police kit.
An encrypted evidence repository purpose-built for private security operations. Audit trail on every clip. Searchable by site, officer, time, incident type. The single source of truth when a claim, a contract, or an internal review needs the actual footage.
Footage moves device to vault automatically. AES-256, no manual export, no SD-card chain-of-custody risk.
Faces, plates, voices redacted on demand. Compliant disclosure ready in minutes, not days.
Time-locked, watermarked share links for prosecutors, insurers, internal review. Every access logged.
Supervisor sees what the officer sees. Talk back through the device when escalation needs a second voice.
Hold-button or fall-detect triggers instant alert with location and live feed routed to supervisor and on-call.
Compliance is the floor, not the feature. HALOS ships with the certifications, encryption, and audit trail private security operators need to win contracts and survive deposition.
The same encryption standard used by Tier-1 banking and government agencies. Footage is unreadable in transit and at rest. Chain of custody starts at the device.
Third-party audited information security management. The full controls catalog, not a self-attestation. RFP-ready.
Devices ship pre-configured. Vault provisions in under 24 hours. No on-prem servers, no IT department required, no integration project.
One monthly fee covers devices, platform, storage, updates. No hidden hardware costs. No per-feature upselling. Continuous upgrades shipped to every customer.
HALOS does what enterprise camera systems can't price for SMB and what Amazon hardware can't deliver at all. One subscription, every feature, ready Day 1.
HALOS configures to the operating context. Static post, mobile patrol, alarm response, or event security: the platform adapts to how your team actually works.
Static post, multi-site portfolio. Hourly check-ins, incident-triggered live stream, complete shift record offloaded to vault by end of shift.
Vehicle plus foot. GPS and bodyworn paired, route compliance measurable, response time captured, panic alerts active on egress.
Reactive dispatch. Pre-configured response protocols, live supervisor link from arrival to all-clear, full timestamped record for billing the property owner.
Crowd plus perimeter. Multi-officer simultaneous streams, supervisor command view, incident clip extraction in minutes for venue and insurer reporting.
The companies winning regulated contracts already made the move. The ones losing them are still managing incidents on paper.
The companies winning those contracts made a decision the ones losing them have not made yet. HALOS field deployment notes
A walkthrough on the real platform, configured to your operation. Real footage. Real Vault. Real workflows from guarding, mobile patrol, alarm response, or event security.
Bring the questions your insurer keeps asking. Most operators decide on the spot.
