We design and support cameras, door access, video storage, and the network that connects them. The work starts with a site visit and a clear list of the places you need to protect.
You receive a written plan before equipment is ordered. That plan covers camera views, doors, wiring, storage, power, and network needs.
The goal is simple: useful video, reliable access, and a system your team can operate. We explain the choices in clear language and document the finished work.
If you already have cameras or access control, we can review what is in place. We will identify gaps, reuse sound equipment when practical, and give you a clear path forward.
The Ubiquiti UniFi platform delivers enterprise-grade surveillance, access control, and wireless bridging from a single management interface. Our certified partner status backs every deployment. You get manufacturer-validated expertise and direct escalation support.
We handle every component of your physical security infrastructure under a single point of accountability. That covers camera design, NVR deployment, access control, wireless bridging, and ongoing managed monitoring.
Commercial physical security requires more than off-the-shelf cameras. Cyber One Solutions designs and manages integrated systems built on enterprise-grade Ubiquiti UniFi hardware. Every component is professionally installed, configured, and monitored.
We design and install IP camera systems covering entrances, parking areas, production floors, and interior spaces. Cameras are configured for resolution, field of view, and lighting conditions at each location.
Footage is stored on local NVR and accessible remotely through the UniFi Protect interface.
We deploy card reader and credential-based access control at doors, server rooms, and restricted areas. Access schedules, user credentials, and entry logs are managed centrally. We handle provisioning and de-provisioning as your staff changes.
Video retention requires reliable storage. We size and install network video recorders with enough capacity for your retention requirement. We configure RAID or redundant storage, then monitor the NVR for drive health and recording continuity.
Buildings separated by parking lots or property lines cannot always be cabled. We design and install licensed and unlicensed wireless point-to-point bridges instead.
These extend your camera and access network to outbuildings, guard booths, and secondary structures without trenching.
We integrate intrusion detection sensors, motion detectors, and door contacts into your physical security platform. Alarm events are logged. They can trigger camera clips, notifications, or lockdown procedures depending on your facility requirements.
After installation, we manage the system: firmware updates, camera health monitoring, storage capacity alerts, and remote support for access control changes. A single call or ticket handles anything from a lost badge to a camera angle adjustment.
Common questions from businesses evaluating IP camera, access control, and physical security management programs.
Cyber One Solutions is a Ubiquiti Certified Partner and Professional Installer, listed on the official Ubiquiti installer directory at installers.ui.com. That listing is not automatic. It reflects documented expertise, real deployment history, and manufacturer validation.
When you hire Cyber One Solutions to design and install your physical security infrastructure, you get a team that Ubiquiti has vetted and listed. That credential backs your warranty protection, support escalation path, and deployment quality.
View Our Ubiquiti ListingPhysical security and cybersecurity now share the same network and identity systems. Cyber One Solutions manages both. We treat cameras, access control, and alarms as technology infrastructure.
We document, monitor, and support them the same way as the rest of your environment.
A camera recording at the wrong frame rate, resolution, or retention window is not useful when an incident requires evidence.
We size storage, bitrate, and placement to the outcome you need. That often means a modest number of well-placed cameras. A large installation that produces nothing actionable is not the goal.
Modern access control integrates with directory services so badge rights are tied to employment status and group membership.
When someone leaves the company, their badge deactivates during offboarding rather than persisting in the panel indefinitely. Visitor workflows, elevator controls, and after-hours schedules are documented and auditable.
We handle firmware updates for cameras, recorders, and access panels as part of ongoing maintenance. This matters because many physical security vendors have been named in public security vulnerabilities over the last several years.
Keeping firmware current closes those gaps.
Cameras and recorders are placed on their own VLAN with restricted internet egress rather than sitting flat on the office network.
Retention is a design decision, not a default. The amount of storage a system requires depends on camera count, resolution, frame rate, how the cameras record, and how many days of footage your policy or regulator requires you to keep.
An undersized recorder quietly overwrites footage sooner than expected or drops quality to fit. Either failure is discovered at the worst possible moment.
We calculate storage from those variables before hardware is purchased. We configure the retention window to your requirement and add redundant storage where a site cannot tolerate a drive failure.
Storage capacity is then monitored continuously so you are alerted before a recorder fills. We also document an expansion path for future growth.
Managing surveillance, access control, and networking as three separate systems means three consoles, three sets of credentials, and three vendors to coordinate during an incident. Building the deployment on a single ecosystem removes that fragmentation.
Because our work is built on the Ubiquiti UniFi platform, cameras, door controllers, wireless bridges, switches, and access points are managed from one interface across every site. That unified view makes multi-site rollouts consistent.
It simplifies investigations that span locations. It also lets the same team that runs your network keep the physical security layer healthy.
Do you monitor alarms and cameras for after-hours response?
Live alarm monitoring is delivered through a UL-listed central station partner.
Camera review and investigation support are available through our service desk during business hours and through documented escalation procedures for clients with extended coverage agreements.
Can cameras be added to our existing network without impacting other traffic?
Yes, but only with proper segmentation. A typical deployment places cameras on a dedicated VLAN with quality of service markings and isolated internet access. This prevents camera traffic from competing with VoIP, video conferencing, or business applications.
What physical security services does Cyber One Solutions provide?
Cyber One Solutions designs, installs, and manages physical security systems built on the Ubiquiti UniFi ecosystem.
Services include IP camera system design and installation using UniFi Protect, door access control using UniFi Access, and long-range UniFi wireless bridging for inter-building connectivity.
We also provide on-premises NVR deployment and storage management, intrusion detection and zone-based alerting, multi-site physical security management, and ongoing managed monitoring with proactive device health alerts.
Does Cyber One Solutions hold a physical security license in Texas?
Yes. Cyber One Solutions holds Texas Department of Public Safety Private Security License No. B29745201 for alarm systems installation.
We are also a Ubiquiti Certified Partner and Professional Installer, listed on the official Ubiquiti installer directory at installers. ui. com. The Texas DPS license is the legal credential required to install physical security systems in Texas.
The Ubiquiti credentials verify platform-specific installation competency.
How long does a business camera system installation typically take?
A single-location camera or access-control deployment is scheduled after the site survey, coverage design, hardware availability, cabling scope, and site access requirements are confirmed. Smaller projects can often be completed in a short installation window.
Larger or multi-site rollouts are phased. As-built documentation covering camera positions, NVR configuration, and coverage maps is delivered at project close.
How does video surveillance and access control support regulatory compliance?
The HIPAA Security Rule includes facility access controls and the ability to record and review physical access to areas holding electronic protected health information.
Access control provides entry records and least-privilege door policies, while video surveillance can provide recorded evidence and retention. We deploy and manage both with documented configuration and audit logging for supported HIPAA programs.
