Physical Security & Access

Camera and access systems planned around the site.

Security systems work best when network design, camera placement, retention needs, and access policies are considered together.

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IP Security Camera Deployment

Planning can include field of view, mounting constraints, cable paths, PoE capacity, night visibility, retention targets, remote access, and user permissions. Experience includes UniFi Protect, Axis, Reolink, NVRs, and older BNC camera systems. Installation or cabling can be coordinated when needed.

Recording & Retention Strategy

Storage and recording settings are sized around real needs: entrances, production areas, parking lots, delivery points, retention windows, and the bandwidth impact on the rest of the network.

Automated Facility Access Control

Access control planning covers door hardware, credentials, access groups, schedules, administrator roles, and the practical needs of onboarding and offboarding. Experience includes UniFi Access and other commercial access systems.

Network-Aware Security

Camera and access systems are treated as networked infrastructure. Segmentation, firmware planning, admin accounts, and remote access are handled with the same care as servers and business systems.

Plan the system before hardware is purchased.

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