INTEGRATED PHYSICAL SECURITY SOLUTIONS
Enterprise physical security technology consulting
Most enterprise security estates are a patchwork: cameras from one era, door controllers from another, a paper visitor log, and an alarm contract nobody has reviewed in years. MoJo Tech Group helps you replace that patchwork with one coordinated platform for video surveillance, access control, intercoms, sensors and professional monitoring.
We are a vendor-agnostic technology advisor. We assess your sites, define requirements, compare providers and support the rollout. The provider you choose supplies and runs the system, and we stay on your side of the table throughout. You pay no advisory fees.
Vendor-agnostic • 400+ providers • No advisory fees
IS THIS THE RIGHT FIT
Who physical security advisory fits
This service is for operations, facilities, security and IT leaders who have to protect people, property and assets across one or more buildings. It works best when a decision is coming and you want an independent view before you sign. Typical triggers:
If your main concern is protecting networks, data or user accounts, that is a different discipline. Our cybersecurity services cover it.
Ageing or mixed systems
Old DVRs, proprietary door controllers or unsupported cameras are reaching end of life.
Multiple sites, no single view
Each location has its own system, login and contract.
New sites or renovations
You are opening, moving or refitting a facility and want to standardise from day one.
An incident or audit
A break-in, a safety event or an insurance review has exposed gaps.
Contract renewal
Your monitoring or access contract is up, and you want to compare the market before you renew.
WHAT BUYERS COME TO US TO SOLVE
Physical security problems we solve
Here are the problems we most often help scope.
- See every site from one place. Cloud-managed cameras and access control let a central team review video and door activity across locations without on-site servers at each one.
- Control who gets in, and when. Door controllers and readers that accept cards, fobs and mobile credentials let you grant, change or revoke access remotely.
- Spot trouble sooner. Video analytics can flag unusual behaviour, count people, track occupancy and send real-time alerts, so staff can respond while an event is still unfolding.
- Manage visitors properly. Guest management replaces the paper log with check-in workflows, badge printing and automatic host notifications.
- Protect staff in an emergency. Wearable or wall-mounted panic buttons raise an alert for security or medical emergencies and can switch on cameras in the affected area.
- Watch the environment, too. Sensors track air quality, CO2, temperature, humidity and noise, and can detect vaping or smoke in areas such as restrooms.
Licence plate recognition and facial recognition are also available on some platforms. Before you turn them on, review them against your own privacy policies and local rules.
SCOPE
What a physical security engagement includes
We look at the whole system, not one product category.
You also get a review of your current infrastructure and future needs, site by site; a requirements document you can share with stakeholders; a provider shortlist with the tradeoffs explained; and an integration plan that covers mobile access, your existing alarm systems and API connections to your business systems.
Video surveillance
Dome, bullet, fisheye, mini and multi-sensor cameras. Some platforms we evaluate store footage on the camera and need no NVR or DVR.
Access control
Single-door, 4-door and 16-door controllers, multi-format readers, and wireless locks compatible with brands such as Schlage and Assa Abloy.
Intercoms and entry
Video intercoms that let staff answer, verify and grant entry from anywhere. Some are rated IP66 and IK08 for outdoor use, with 1080p cameras and a 130° view.
Monitoring and response
Professional monitoring with video verification, remote talk-down audio, custom escalation procedures and emergency dispatch.
CHOOSING AN ARCHITECTURE
Physical security options and tradeoffs
No single model suits every building. These are the main decisions we help you weigh.
Cloud-managed vs. hybrid recording. Cloud-managed cameras simplify multi-site management and receive security patches automatically. Hybrid platforms keep local recording with cloud access, which can suit sites with limited bandwidth or strict retention rules.
Bandwidth impact. Some cloud cameras run at about 20–50 kbps steady state, which keeps network load low. Uplink capacity at each site still needs checking, and our network connectivity team can help.
Buy vs. subscribe. Physical Security as a Service bundles hardware, monitoring and maintenance into a monthly fee and avoids upfront capital spend. Buying outright can cost less over a long ownership period, but your team carries more of the upkeep.
Self-monitored vs. professional monitoring. Self-monitoring costs less but depends on your staff noticing and acting on alerts. Professional monitoring adds video verification and dispatch, at an ongoing cost.
HOW WE WORK
How we assess, select and deploy security systems
Requirements analysis
We assess your current infrastructure and future needs, covering sites, doors, cameras, contracts and response procedures.
Provider selection
We evaluate the providers in our network and match you with the ones that fit your requirements, with the tradeoffs laid out side by side.
Implementation planning
We build a roadmap covering phasing, site readiness, network checks and integration with your existing systems.
Transition support
We guide you through installation and cutover and keep the provider accountable to the plan.
Ongoing optimization
We hold regular reviews and make adjustments as sites, staff and risks change.
Ready to map your sites?
Tell us how many locations you have and what is installed today. An advisor will follow up to scope an assessment and agree which sites to start with.
AFTER GO-LIVE
Who owns your security systems after go-live
A security system is only as good as its upkeep. Before you sign, we make sure you know who owns each part of the lifecycle.
- The provider supplies the hardware and software and handles installation, firmware updates and security patches. If monitoring is part of the service, the provider also runs it, including 24/7 surveillance where contracted.
- Monitoring services can include system health checks, which alert you when a camera or sensor goes offline, along with custom escalation procedures and direct contact with emergency services.
- MoJo stays your point of contact. We review performance, help resolve escalations and revisit the setup when you add sites or your needs change.
During selection we also check redundancy and failover, footage retention, and how locations are added or retired.
THE PLATFORMS WE COMPARE
Physical security platforms we compare
Below are some of the physical security providers we evaluate for clients. Each one is assessed against your requirements, not ours.
Turing is a video surveillance and artificial intelligence solutions provider offering advanced security systems that combine high-quality cameras with sophisticated AI analytics. They specialize in delivering intelligent monitoring capabilities, automated threat detection, and customizable alert systems for various commercial and institutional applications.
Verkada is a cloud-based enterprise security solution provider that offers an integrated platform of intelligent cameras, access control, environmental sensors, and alarms. They specialize in providing AI-powered security tools, advanced analytics, and a centralized management platform that enables organizations to secure and manage their facilities from anywhere.
YourSix is an award-winning Physical Security as a Service (PSaaS) provider offering a comprehensive cloud platform that integrates video surveillance, access control, audio technologies, and professional monitoring. They specialize in delivering enterprise-grade security solutions through their Y6OS platform, with a focus on cybersecurity protocols and seamless system convergence.
PDK is an access control systems provider delivering innovative security solutions for commercial and multifamily properties. They specialize in cloud-based access management platforms, offering features like mobile credentials, visitor management, and integrated video surveillance capabilities with extensive third-party integrations.
OpenEye is a video management software and surveillance hardware provider offering comprehensive security solutions for enterprise organizations. They specialize in cloud-managed video platforms that combine local recording with cloud connectivity, providing advanced video analytics and remote management capabilities.
Hanwha is a global security solutions manufacturer providing a wide range of surveillance technologies, including AI-powered cameras, recording devices, and video management software. They specialize in delivering high-performance security products with advanced features like intelligent analytics, cybersecurity protection, and superior image quality.
PhySaaS is a managed physical security solutions provider that delivers comprehensive security through a cloud-based single pane of glass platform. They specialize in integrating cameras, access control, sensors, alarms, and guest management into a unified monthly subscription service, eliminating the need for upfront capital expenses while providing 24/7 monitoring, maintenance, and management support for their clients' security infrastructure.
Eagle Eye Networks is a global leader in cloud-based video surveillance solutions, providing a comprehensive security platform that eliminates the need for on-premise hardware and traditional DVR systems. Their platform specializes in delivering secure, scalable video management through their cloud-based infrastructure, offering features like AI-powered analytics, cyber-secure operations, and unlimited storage capabilities.
With access to over 400 industry-leading technology providers, MoJo Tech Group takes the complexity out of vendor selection. As your vendor-agnostic advisor, we carefully evaluate and match you with the perfect provider for your specific business needs, ensuring you receive the most effective and cost-efficient solutions. Our partnerships span the entire technology spectrum, but our loyalty remains exclusively with you, our client.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Physical security questions, answered
Does MoJo install or monitor the system itself?
No. The provider you select supplies, installs and, where contracted, monitors the system. MoJo defines your requirements, compares providers, plans the rollout and guides the transition. After go-live, we remain your single point of contact for reviews and escalations. You get independent advice without a reseller's sales target behind it.
How is physical security different from cybersecurity?
Physical security protects buildings, people and assets: cameras, doors, intercoms, sensors and on-site response. Cybersecurity protects networks, data and user accounts. The two meet because cameras and controllers connect to your network, so we involve your IT team early. For firewalls, endpoint protection or threat monitoring, see our cybersecurity solutions.
Can we keep our existing cameras or door hardware?
Sometimes. It depends on the platform. Some access control systems work with wireless locks from brands such as Schlage and Assa Abloy. Some video platforms combine existing local recording with cloud access. The requirements analysis records what you have and which options can reuse it, so you can weigh replacement cost against long-term simplicity.
Will cloud cameras slow down our network?
Not necessarily. Some cloud-managed cameras store footage on the device and use about 20–50 kbps in steady state, which is light for most enterprise networks. Viewing live or downloading footage uses more. As part of implementation planning, we check each site's uplink and recommend upgrades only where they are needed.
What does it cost to work with MoJo on physical security?
Our advisory service has no fees. We are compensated by the providers you select, and that does not raise your rates. Your system costs depend on the number of sites, doors and cameras, the hardware model (purchase or subscription) and whether you add professional monitoring. The assessment gives you comparable options to price.
NEXT STEP
Talk with a physical security advisor
If you are replacing ageing systems, standardising several sites or preparing for a renewal, start with a scoped assessment. Share your locations, current systems and the problems you want solved. A MoJo advisor will review them, ask the questions a provider would ask, and come back with a plan for comparing options. There are no advisory fees and no obligation to buy.
Prefer to talk now? Call (855) 234-9800 or email info@mojotechgroup.com.
CONTACT A SECURITY ADVISOR
Plan your physical security with MoJo
Tell us about your sites and what you need to protect. An advisor will reply to arrange a short scoping call and explain the next steps. Your details are used only to respond to your enquiry.
Call (855) 234-9800 or email info@mojotechgroup.com.