For boards • managers • ownership groups
Know what the property needs before the board approves another proposal.
An independent security assessment for Northwest Florida condominiums and HOAs—covering cameras, evidence, access, gates, networks, storage, power and lifecycle risk.
Screen the property ↗What the board receives
A decision framework—not another product pitch.
The review level determines the depth, but every responsible assessment separates verified facts, observed limitations, assumptions and recommended next steps.
Board and manager questions
Direct answers before the assessment.
What should an HOA security assessment include?
It should verify evidence objectives, camera views, night image quality, recording and retention, network health, controlled access, gates, power resilience, documentation and the operating workflow used after an incident.
Can a condominium board use the report for capital planning?
Yes. Advanced and Premium reviews can organize immediate deficiencies, near-term corrections and lifecycle replacement into a clearer planning roadmap. Final deliverables depend on the confirmed package scope.
Do we need to replace the entire camera system?
Not necessarily. A responsible assessment identifies usable infrastructure, isolated failures, unsupported components and improvements that can be phased.
Can Cybersmetrics review vendor proposals?
Yes. Reviews can compare coverage, storage, infrastructure, licensing, exclusions, warranties, commissioning and whether proposals are genuinely comparable.
How much does a condominium security assessment cost?
Current planning prices are $950 for Basic, $2,500 for Advanced and starting at $4,950 for Premium. Larger, multi-platform or unusually complex properties may require a custom scope.