Most companies make you choose a lane. A cybersecurity firm hardens your network but won’t touch a camera. A camera installer runs cable but can’t tell you whether your firewall is a sieve. Conquest does both — the doors, the cameras, the gates, and the network they all run on — because they aren’t separate problems. Your access-control panel and your camera recorder are computers on your network; they’re only as secure as the network underneath them.
That converged approach is built for the places that live and die by it: gated communities and HOAs, where the gate, the guard, and the cameras have to work as one system; commercial, multi-tenant, and multifamily buildings juggling access for dozens of tenants or residents; and senior-living campuses, where a door left open is a safety problem, not just a security one. We install access control, gates, and license-plate recognition across Metro Atlanta, and deploy video surveillance and the networks and monitoring behind them nationwide.
On the digital side, the same Marietta-based team runs the computer security and network defenses that protect all of it — endpoint protection, email security, multi-factor authentication, patching, and ongoing monitoring, delivered hand-in-hand with our managed IT practice. One accountable team means that when something goes wrong — a camera offline, a door forced, a login from nowhere — there’s one number to call, not three vendors deciding whose problem it is.