The Ubiquiti UniFi platform delivers enterprise-grade surveillance, access control, and wireless bridging managed from a single interface. Our certified partner status means you get manufacturer-validated expertise and direct escalation support on every deployment.
From camera design and NVR deployment to access control, wireless bridging, and ongoing managed monitoring, we handle every component of your physical security infrastructure with a single point of accountability.
Common questions from businesses evaluating IP camera, access control, and physical security management programs.
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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 are getting a team that Ubiquiti has vetted and listed. Your warranty protection, support escalation path, and deployment quality are all backed by that credential.
View Our Ubiquiti ListingPhysical security and cybersecurity increasingly share the same network, the same identity systems, and the same operational questions. Cyber One Solutions designs and manages physical security as a technology service rather than as a standalone alarm contract, which means cameras, access control, and intrusion systems are documented, monitored, and supported the way the rest of your infrastructure is.
A camera that records at the wrong frame rate, the wrong resolution, or over the wrong retention window is not a useful camera when an incident requires evidence. We size storage, bitrate, and placement to the outcome you need, which often means a modest number of well-placed cameras rather than a large number of cameras that collectively produce nothing usable.
Modern access control systems integrate with directory services so that badge rights can be tied to employment status and group membership. When someone leaves the company, their badge deactivates as part of offboarding rather than living on 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, which matters because many physical security vendors have been named in public CVEs over the last several years. Cameras and recorders go on their own VLAN with restricted internet egress rather than sitting flat on the office network.
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, which prevents camera traffic from competing with VoIP, video conferencing, or business applications.