We audit cabling, access control, credentials, and surveillance to document exactly what is installed, how it is configured, and where risks exist.
Every audit establishes a clear, independent picture of your infrastructure; documented, prioritised, and built to be acted on.
Every cable run, configured permission, credentialed user, and camera angle is assessed against what your system should be doing.
Dormant credentials, blind camera coverage, undocumented cable runs, and policy mismatches surfaced clearly to show where your infrastructure stands.
Certified by Axis, Avigilon, S2, and Hanwha, we know these systems from the inside, which is exactly what makes our vendor-neutral assessment credible.
Getting the hardware in is the part everyone sees. What builds up quietly over the years after that is where most facilities find themselves exposed.
Every cardholder, access level, and door schedule reviewed against your current staff and policy requirements. Dormant credentials flagged. Misconfigured permissions identified. What remains is accurate and defensible.
Every camera angle verified on site against your floor plan. Blind spots recorded. Entry points, perimeter zones, and high-value areas checked for coverage. A diagram of exactly what your system sees and what it doesn't.
Every active run traced, labelled, and documented. Abandoned cables identified. Patch panel mappings verified against physical terminations. Infrastructure documentation built for the team managing it going forward.
Each of our assessments target a different layer of your infrastructure. Run individually or together, they establish a credible record of what is actually operating inside your facility.
Physical cabling infrastructure reviewed end-to-end to establish an accurate record of active cable runs, pathways, and termination points across the facility.
Hardware configuration and system logic reviewed to confirm that access control infrastructure reflects current operational requirements and security policies.
The credential database reviewed against current personnel records to identify inactive credentials, excessive privileges, and outdated access assignments.
Camera placements and recording infrastructure assessed to confirm that surveillance coverage aligns with the facility layout and operational security requirements.
We don’t arrive with a checklist of services to sell. We come in with a structured methodology, assess what’s actually running, and report what we find.
We start by understanding how your facility is supposed to operate, reviewing access policies, staff access lists, camera coverage, and cable records.
Our team verifies everything on site, tracing cable runs, checking camera coverage against floor plans, and confirming cardholder access.
Every finding is categorized by risk level, from critical security gaps to operational inefficiencies. Each issue includes a clear remediation path to be acted upon.
Over time, infrastructure changes while documentation falls behind. These organizations audited their systems to verify what was actually installed, configured, and operating.
Broward County operates multiple administrative and operational facilities where access control and surveillance systems support daily public operations. Over time, configuration changes and undocumented infrastructure made it difficult to maintain a clear picture of what was actually running.
We did an infrastructure audit across the county’s access control and CCTV environment, against current operational requirements.
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A regional healthcare facility required a full review of its existing security infrastructure to ensure access control permissions, surveillance coverage, and cabling infrastructure aligned with current operational policies.
We audited the cable plant and CCTV deployment, documenting infrastructure conditions and gaps against the facility layout.
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Here are some common questions about our services to help you understand better.
Most audits are completed within one to three days depending on the size of the facility, the number of systems involved, and the availability of existing records.
No. The audit is conducted while the facility remains fully operational. Our team works around active areas and coordinates with your staff to avoid disruption.
Yes. Many clients commission a single assessment to understand the condition of their infrastructure and security systems before planning upgrades or changes.
You receive a detailed report outlining the current system condition, identified risks, operational gaps, and clear recommendations for remediation and improvement.
That is common. We reconstruct the system by tracing cable runs, verifying devices on site, and documenting the infrastructure so you have a reliable reference going forward.
Tell us what you’re running and we’ll scope the right assessment for your facility.
