Professional monitoring and personal protection.
Monitoring and alert solutions designed to help identify, verify and escalate security events — for intruder alarms, CCTV systems, personal alarms, panic alarms and system fault notifications.
Monitoring & personal protection services
Alarm Monitoring
Intruder alarm activation alerts, event verification, keyholder notifications and escalation to an agreed response plan.
Live CCTV Monitoring
Alarm-triggered or event-triggered CCTV verification with visual confirmation and agreed escalation procedures.
Remote CCTV Verification
Analytic or alarm-triggered alerts are reviewed and assessed, and the agreed response plan is followed.
Personal Panic Alarms
Portable and fixed panic buttons, mobile alert devices and contact escalation.
Lone Worker Protection
Panic activation, missed check-ins, location information (where offered) and manager notifications.
Vulnerable Person Alarms
Where offered, respectful alarm solutions supporting older or vulnerable users.
System Fault Monitoring
Alerts for communication, power, battery, camera-offline and recorder faults.
Multi-Site Monitoring
Central visibility, site-by-site records, coordinated response plans and scalable support.
Trusted by teams across Ireland
- Businesses with monitored intruder alarms
- Retail, warehouse and commercial premises with CCTV
- Organisations with lone workers or after-hours activity
- Managed estates and property portfolios
- Sites where alarm verification helps reduce false callouts
Why it matters
- Structured event handling in line with an agreed response plan
- Verification where the service supports it
- Reduced reliance on any single individual
- Clear incident records and escalation history
- Coordinated multi-site coverage
Tell us about your premises
How verification typically works
- 1A system or analytic alert is triggered.
- 2The monitoring team reviews the available information.
- 3The event is assessed against the agreed plan.
- 4The agreed response plan is followed.
- 5Relevant contacts are notified.
- 6An incident record may be created.
Self-monitoring vs professional monitoring
Self-monitoring
The system sends alerts directly to the owner, manager or nominated user. The user must notice the alert, assess the event and decide what action to take.
Availability depends on the nominated person.
Professional monitoring
A professional monitoring service receives and manages relevant alerts in line with an agreed response plan — including structured event handling and clear incident records.
Verification depends on the service selected.
Buyer questions
Protection beyond the premises.
Contact FSS to discuss alarm monitoring, CCTV verification, panic alarms or multi-site monitoring.