Commercial Monitoring Services

Not all CCTV cameras are monitored live — many simply record footage. Signature Guard combines live video monitoring with AI detection, ensuring every critical moment is seen, assessed, and actioned instantly, not after the fact.

The key difference lies in scale, functionality, and durability. Commercial video surveillance systems are built to handle larger spaces, more complex layouts, and higher volumes of activity. They often include advanced features like remote video monitoring for business, night vision, facial recognition, and integration with access control. Residential cameras tend to be simpler, more cost-effective, and suitable for smaller properties.

The best system depends on your site’s size, layout, industry, and specific risks. However, a robust setup typically includes a commercial video surveillance system, intrusion detection, commercial monitoring services, and access control. Signature Security customises every solution, working with global technology partners to deliver cutting-edge systems that adapt to your business — whether you're protecting a single retail site or managing multiple national locations.

Security camera monitoring service cost varies based on factors like the number of cameras, system complexity, monitoring requirements, and integration needs. Entry-level setups may start from a few thousand dollars, while large-scale, multi-site systems can involve a higher investment.

Signature Security provides fully tailored quotes and scalable solutions to match your budget and security priorities, with optional maintenance plans for long-term performance and compliance.

The best CCTV for your business combines high-resolution video, durability, remote access, and smart analytics. Signature Security partners with industry leaders like Hanwha, HikVision, Bosch, Milestone, and Inner Range to deliver enterprise-grade commercial video surveillance systems. These can be monitored in real-time through our video monitoring services, giving you instant alerts and forensic-quality footage to help with incident response and insurance claims.

It depends on your business size, layout, and coverage needs. A small store may only need 4–6 cameras, while larger premises such as warehouses, offices, or multi-level sites may require 20 or more. Our specialists assess key risk points - entryways, cash registers, loading docks, and blind spots - to design a system that maximises coverage and enables effective commercial video monitoring.

In many cases, yes. Security cameras and other equipment purchased for business use may be considered a capital expense and eligible for depreciation or instant asset write-offs under Australian tax law. This may include your investment in a commercial security system or ongoing video monitoring for business purposes.