nete2
Master video platform

Sirius Suite

Every site on one video platform.

Sirius is nete2's master video platform: one extensible system for video management, analytics and command across all the sites you operate. Three modules (MVMS, MAP, C3) span daily operations through to major-incident command.

Sirius MVMS operator surface at a dispatch workstation
MVMS: Master Video Management System
MAP: Master Analytic Platform
C3: Command, Communication & Control
On-prem, cloud, hybrid or air-gapped: your call
Capabilities

What Sirius Suite does, in detail.

MVMS: Master Video Management System

Runs day-to-day video operations across every camera and site from a single operator surface. Fewer people can cover more cameras, and fleet performance stays visible in one place.

MAP: Master Analytic Platform

Analytics across your whole video estate. MAP works on detection events, operator actions and system health, and the raw video never has to leave the site.

C3: Command, Communication & Control

Coordination for major events: role-based lanes, playbooks and a persistent evidence store. The design came out of sessions with the operators who run it.

Deploy where the operation needs it

Sirius runs on-premise, in the cloud, hybrid or fully air-gapped, and behaves the same way in each posture. Defence and public-safety RFPs tend to ask for data residency and isolation, and we meet those constraints on the standard platform rather than maintaining a fork. ONVIF, RTSP and SRT are supported as standard, with open integration points where a site needs them.

Deployment posture

Sirius deploys where the operation is.

On-prem, cloud, hybrid or fully air-gapped, it's the same code and the same operator surface. When an RFP asks for residency or isolation, we meet it without forking the platform.

Where Sirius Suite sits

In the stack and in your operation.

Sirius Suite works as a standalone product, and pairs naturally with the rest of the nete2 platform.

Tell us what you're trying to solve.

Most engagements start with a specific problem: a scope, a spec, an integration that has stalled. Bring us that.