Solution
Cybersecurity
Protect the digital surface around your physical security — network segmentation, firmware governance, and endpoint hardening.
- Typical site
- 10+ devices
- Lead time
- Ongoing
- Integrations
- Cross-system
A security system is also a network of internet-connected devices, and most of them ship with weak defaults. Unpatched cameras, intercoms with factory passwords, and flat networks where every device can talk to every other device — this is how physical security becomes a cyber liability.
We deploy and maintain your system with the same standards a modern IT team would expect: isolated VLANs, signed firmware, no shared passwords, no unused ports. If you already have an internal IT or MSP partner, we work to their standards; if you don't, we set a reasonable baseline and document it.
Outcomes
What you actually get.
- Security hardware that can't be used as a pivot into your business network
- Every device patched on a known schedule, not "when we remember"
- Clean documentation of every IP, password, and credential we touch
- A system your IT team or auditor can sign off on without a cleanup project
Features
What's in the system.
Network segmentation
Cameras, access controllers, and intercoms isolated onto a dedicated VLAN, away from corporate and guest traffic.
Firmware governance
Every device patched on a scheduled cadence with signed firmware only — no ad-hoc updates from unknown sources.
Endpoint hardening
Default passwords killed, unused services disabled, management interfaces restricted to known hosts.
Credential hygiene
Unique per-device credentials stored in a vault, rotated on role changes, and documented for handoff.
IT-friendly documentation
Full network diagram, IP schedule, and change log handed over at project close and kept current after.
Typical deployments
Where this lands in the real world.
- Hardening legacy camera and access systems after an IT audit
- New installs where IT owns the network and requires documented segmentation
- Regulated industries (finance, healthcare) with specific data-handling obligations
- Cannabis and government clients with Health Canada or municipal security standards
Pairs well with
Where this ties into the rest.
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