Physical security / annual service
Physical security meets cybersecurity.
Physical Security — CCTV & Access Control
Your cameras protect your business — or expose it. Physical security reviewed with a cyber lens, delivered as one accountable service.
Annual service: planning, deployment coordination, management, and review for the controls around your sites.
01 / Physical security
One vendor.
One risk strategy.
Cameras and access-control systems are networked endpoints. They need to be planned, configured, maintained, and understood across Facilities, IT, and security.
Proactive Risk provides veteran-led CCTV, access control, and structured-wiring services for NYC Metro organizations. We connect deterrence at the perimeter, useful evidence when an incident occurs, controlled access to people and places, and the cyber context that makes the whole environment more defensible.
Sold as an annual service. Your scope is shaped around sites, users, operating needs, and risk decisions — with one accountable partner and one risk management strategy.
Physical security capabilities
From the camera to the control room.
Bring the site survey, installation, integration, or ongoing operating question. We coordinate the physical and cyber work around the business you need to protect.
CCTV Assessments
Camera Installations
Access Control Systems
Structured Cabling
Managed IT Services
Managed Cybersecurity Services
Compliance & Risk Assessments
One vendor, one risk management strategy, one accountable partner.
Authorized reseller & installer
Platform choice,
deployed with purpose.
Proactive Risk is an authorized reseller and installer for Verkada, Ubiquiti / UniFi physical security, and ButterflyMX. We help align the platform to the environment, then coordinate a practical path from scope to deployment and ongoing service.
Verkada
Managed video surveillance
Visit Verkada 02 / PARTNER ↗Ubiquiti / UniFi
Video, access & network infrastructure
Visit Ubiquiti / UniFi 03 / PARTNER ↗ButterflyMX
Property access control
Visit ButterflyMXNYC Metro partner network A growing network of partners across the NYC Metro region, with national capability.
02 / CCTV cyber risk review
Are Your Cameras Protecting Your Business... Or Exposing It?
The camera is part of the attack surface.
Publicly reported security research has identified potential risks affecting certain camera products, configurations, or deployments. A 2026 report documented a global campaign in which more than 14,000 cameras were compromised.
The report attributed 14,530+ Dahua cameras compromised in 35 days to a campaign documented by Hunt.io in August 2026. The applicability of any reported finding depends on the specific model, firmware, configuration, network exposure, cloud service, and compensating controls in use. Read the Hunt.io research
Book Your Risk Briefing Call Proactive Risk (973) 298-1160A focused, point-in-time review
Know what is connected.
Most organizations secure laptops, servers, and Microsoft 365. Cameras, NVRs, DVRs, door controllers, intercoms, and other connected systems can sit outside the same risk conversation.
This complimentary review gives leaders a practical view of how camera and access-control systems connect to the network, the cloud, remote access, and the people who depend on them. It is designed to make the next useful decision easier.
Review scope / nine checks
Inventory.
Review. Remediate.
We review the controls, services, and paths that determine whether your camera and access-control environment is helping the business — or quietly extending its attack surface.
Schedule the reviewReference points, not promises
Informed by established guidance.
The discussion may be aligned with or informed by the following references. These guide practical questions; they do not promise compliance, certification, or a particular security outcome.
CIS Controls v8.1
Asset inventory, secure configuration, account management, access control, vulnerability management, and logging.
NIST IoT guidance
Practical context for connected devices, device identity, secure configuration, and lifecycle risk.
CISA secure-by-default concepts
A lens for strong authentication, patching, logging, and secure procurement decisions.
Before we begin
Clear scope.
No hidden obligation.
This complimentary / no-charge review has no purchase obligation or hidden purchase requirement. It is a limited, point-in-time advisory review provided with client authorization where access is needed.
It is not a penetration test, full vulnerability assessment, compliance audit or certification, forensic or incident response engagement, continuous monitoring service, or complete physical-security inspection. It does not guarantee that all risks will be found or prevented, or that systems are secure.
The review is not legal advice. Any follow-on services require a separate written quote or statement of work, together with the applicable Master Services Agreement and Services Guide . NJ Consumer Fraud Act considerations are addressed through clear scope, consistent complimentary language, and no purchase condition.
The next useful decision
Make physical security part of the plan.
Bring the site, access, surveillance, or network concern. Start with a focused conversation about the annual service model and the next useful move.