Unified operational intelligence for distributed banking environments.
Connect physical security, relevant cyber alerts, site information and response workflows across branches, corporate facilities, cash centres and data centres.
The operational challenge
A bank's estate is large, distributed, and noisy. Branches, ATMs, cash centres, offices, and data centres all raise alarms. The events that matter usually touch more than one system. AI helps operators organize information and assess incidents while retaining decision authority.
The estate, end to end
Branches, ATMs, cash centres, offices, and data centres feed one layer. Select a system to follow a single signal from the estate to the response it triggers.
- 01Branch video and VMS
- 02Access control
- 03ATM monitoring
- 04Intrusion and safes
- 05SIEM and IT
- 06HR and identity
- 01Ingest and correlate
- 02Rule engine + AI agents
- 03Act and record
- 01GSOC console
- 02Door and device commands
- 03Branch and guard dispatch
- 04Regulatory audit trail
What Octopus does
One branch incident, start to finish
A single night at one branch, as the duty operator sees it. The agent assembles the incident and proposes the response; the operator holds the decision.
- Raised across the estate
- 2,980
- Reached an operator
- 3
- Median to proposal
- 1.3s
Branch service door held open on an expired contractor badge
- Correlated 4 signals from 3 systems0.5s
- Suppressed 2 repeat door faults0.2s
- Checked the badge against the HR directory0.6s
- Matched the after-hours branch procedure0.3s
- Site
- Branch 214, rear service entrance
- Subject
- Contractor, access ended on Friday
- Systems
- Branch VMS, access control, HR directory
- Signals
- 4 grouped, 2 repeats suppressed
- 01Hold the door locked and keep the branch armed
- 02Open the two cameras covering the service entrance
- 03Suspend the badge and flag the HR record
- 04Dispatch the nearest guard and start the procedure
Illustrative. The incidents, references, times, and durations are examples written for this page, not a customer system.
Where the shift goes
The point of the platform is the gap between what the estate raises and what reaches an operator.
Typical systems connected
| System | What Octopus reads and controls |
|---|---|
| Video management | Branch and ATM cameras, live and recorded, with analytics events |
| Access control | Door and gate state, badge events, lock and unlock commands |
| Intrusion panels | Zone state, alarms, arming and disarming |
| ATM monitoring | Self-service estate faults, tampering, and service events |
| SIEM | Cyber alerts ranked in the same queue as physical events |
| HR and identity | Employees and contractors, so an event has a named subject |
| Building management | Environmental and facility faults raised as incidents |
Where agents help most
Alarm noise reduction, correlating a credential used in two places, and assembling the incident record for audit without an analyst writing it by hand.
On deployment: on-premise and private cloud are the common choices for banking. SaaS is available, and the agents, integrations, and operator workflows are the same in either model.