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### Groups
Groups are similar to sites, the only difference is that it is more abstract than a site. A group can be for example "Cashdesks", "Entrance gates", "All stores of Belgium", "EMEA sites", etc. A group can be either a collection of sites, what we call then a **site group**, or it can contain a number of cameras from one or more sites, what we call a **group**.
Groups are similar to sites, the only difference is that it is more abstract than a site. A group can be for example "Cash desks", "Entrance gates", "All stores of Belgium", "EMEA sites", etc. A group can be either a collection of sites, what we call then a **site group**, or it can contain a number of cameras from one or more sites, what we call a **group**.
Similar to sites, groups can also be used to give access to specific Kerberos Agents, and introduces a next level of flexibility and access controls. As illustrated before you could have some responsible for all "entrance gates" of all buildings within a specific country. By giving a sub account access to this group, he or she will only see the entrance gates of the different sites and not the other Kerberos Agents belonging to the related sites.