One AI operator. Four ways to deploy her.
Every Kevlar service runs on the same engine: you set the rules, SARA watches and acts on them, you get the alert and the evidence.
Kevlar Lite
Every alarm and camera event verified by SARA. False alarms die quietly; genuine incidents reach your responder with the clip attached — via sequential calls to up to 3 numbers.
Kevlar Alive
SARA watching every feed continuously during contracted hours — catching what never trips an alarm — with 3 simultaneous calls across 3 escalation layers when it matters.
Kevlar Covert
Hidden 4MP low-light cameras in your stock room, watched live for theft behaviour and SOP violations. CCMA-ready evidence. 3 & 6-month agreements.
Kevlar DR
Continuous cloud backup of your CCTV footage plus SARA-powered control-room failover. The first thing criminals take is the recorder — take that option away.
Human governance. Machine execution.
We don't staff a room with operators watching walls of screens — people blink, tire and look away. Humans write the rules; SARA enforces them without hesitation, every second, on every feed.
You set the rules
Your site's standing orders are built with you before go-live: who may be on site, when, which zones, what counts as a violation. People make those judgement calls — deliberately, in advance, in daylight.
SARA watches
Behavioural inference on every feed — continuously or event-triggered, depending on your service. No fatigue, no bad nights, no looking away at the wrong moment.
SARA verifies and acts
She authenticates the detection against your SOP and, where it is an unambiguous violation, acts immediately — sirens, audio, and simultaneous calls to your responders. Seconds, not minutes.
Governed and audited
Every decision is logged against the rule that triggered it. Humans review the record, tune the SOP and hold the system accountable — governance over the process, rather than a person in every loop.
Three guard posts. Forty cameras. Nobody watching.
A retail mall in the North West was hit twice under human guarding — a ninety-minute burglary and an ATM bombing. Then we put SARA on all forty feeds.
Before Kevlar
Intruders cut the fence, opened the gates and emptied a shop onto an unplated bakkie. It took roughly ninety minutes.
The guards were together at the rear of the mall, unarmed and not patrolling. No alarm. No call. No event logged. The cameras recorded all of it and told nobody.
Three guards cannot watch forty cameras. That is not a discipline problem — it is arithmetic.
After Kevlar Alive
05:22. A white Hilux with no plates cut the bolt and came through the gate. SARA detected the violation as it happened.
Within ten seconds: on-site alarms triggered, an audio talk-down opened, and three armed response companies called in the same instant — not one after another down a list.
All three moved while the intruders were still on the property. The attack was stopped before it started.
Our cameras do not listen.
Audio is the part of this industry nobody explains properly, so here is exactly how it works on each Kevlar service. There is no passive listening on any of them.
Kevlar Covert
No audio at all. No microphones, no speakers, nothing. Covert systems watch operational areas and record video only. Putting audio into a covert stock-room deployment would be a serious breach, and we don't do it — on any site, for any client, at any price.
Kevlar Drone
Broadcast only, on some airframes. SARA can speak from the aircraft — telling an intruder plainly that they are seen — but nothing is captured. There is no microphone in the loop. It is a loudhailer, not a listening device.
Kevlar Alive
Two-way, optional, and off by default. Where your hardware supports it and you switch it on, SARA speaks first and identifies the situation. Audio exists only if the person chooses to answer her. Say nothing, and nothing is recorded.
What does a guard post really cost you?
Compare PSIRA-graded guarding against AI monitoring — with the maths shown openly, including where guarding is still cheaper. No games.