Protect what matters

Security, done honestly.

Three things, done right: cameras that actually cover what you care about, authorized testing that finds real weaknesses before someone else does, and a live feed of the vulnerabilities attackers are exploiting right now. No fear-mongering, no fabricated guarantees — just straight work and plain-English answers.

What’s here

Three ways we help you stay ahead of it

How we work

No scare tactics. No fabricated guarantees.

Honest, not alarmist

Security marketing loves to scare people into buying. We don’t. You get a straight read on real risk, what’s worth fixing first, and what can reasonably wait.

Honest about what this is

This is a one-person hobby, not a licensed security company. There’s no on-site installation crew and no licensed-electrician subcontract — camera work is planning, product selection, and configuration guidance; any physical wiring or line-voltage work is on you to arrange with a licensed electrician. Security testing is authorized, scoped work by a formally-trained, certified technician — run as a hobby, not an insured or bonded pentest firm.

One accountable person

Every camera plan and every test engagement runs through Gary directly — no call center, no subcontracted findings you never get explained. You know exactly who did the work, and exactly what they didn’t do.

Not sure which you need?

A quick way to tell

“I want to see my property”

Front door, driveway, a blind spot, a shop floor — Security Cameras is coverage planning and configuration help, sized from a doorbell to a full multi-building system.

“I want to know if we’re exposed”

A network, a website, a Wi-Fi setup, or your staff’s phishing awareness — Penetration Testing is authorized testing with a written scope and a fix list you can act on.

“I want to track active threats”

Curious what’s being exploited in the wild right now, in plain English? Security Advisories is a live, refreshed feed from CISA’s public catalog.

Common questions

Quick answers

Can’t I just buy cameras and set them up myself?

You can, and for a simple doorbell that’s often fine. For multi-camera coverage, placement, recording, and remote access, getting it planned right the first time saves a lot of frustration.

Do you come install the cameras on-site?

No. This is a one-person hobby with no on-site visits — the help here is remote/drop-off planning, product selection, and configuration. You (or someone you hire) handle the physical mounting and cabling, and any work requiring a licensed electrician is on you to arrange directly.

Is security testing legal?

Yes — when it’s authorized. We only test systems you own or have written permission to test, with a defined scope agreed in advance. No unauthorized testing, ever.

Ready to talk it through?

Tell us what you’re trying to protect and we’ll point you at the right starting point — no pressure, no upsell.