A contemporary waterfront estate at dusk with its lights on, the kind of connected home Tech Armour assesses

Your home is
connected.
Is it secure?

Smart locks, cameras, Wi-Fi and cloud accounts give other people ways into your home. Tech Armour’s smart home security assessment reviews them on site and tells you what to fix first.

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On-site in Brisbane Written report Scope and fee agreed first

What the assessment tells you

PrivacyWho can see, hear and connect to your systems.

ControlWho holds the digital keys to your home.

PrioritiesWhat matters most and what to fix first.

Six layers of a connected home, and who can reach each one

A modern estate runs on a gate, cameras, a network, phone apps and a handful of cloud accounts. Open each layer to see the devices involved, who can still reach them and what we check.

Interactive estate

0 of 6 layers explored

A smart estate at night with six labelled security layers: network, cameras, remote access, access control, connected devices and external exposure

Select a label on the estate image to open that layer.

Network & Wi-Fi

The connection every other device depends on.

Gateway & firewall. The gateway sits between your whole estate and the internet. One forgotten setting or open management page can affect every device behind it. We go through the gateway configuration and how it is managed, and record anything exposed that needs attention.
Wi-Fi access point. Wi-Fi often reaches the driveway and beyond the boundary. A guest network that shares space with private systems gives a visitor a path further in than you intended. We check the wireless settings, guest access and separation. Room-by-room measurements and boundary checks are agreed in your scope.
Network switch. Cameras, smart devices and personal computers often share one network. A device you trust less can then reach the ones you trust most. We look at how the network is laid out and where devices are grouped, and flag connections that need a closer check.

Cameras & security

Cameras protect the home and also hold a record of it.

Security camera. A camera feed shows your routines, your visitors and your private spaces. Where it points and who can open the app matter as much as a physical key. We review camera settings, who has access and the privacy implications, and tie each observation to evidence.
Video recorder. A recorder holds a detailed record of daily life at home. An old administrator account or an exposed management page gives someone easy access to all of it. We check who can administer the recorder and how it can be reached, and record where control is weak.
Viewing system. A former installer, a past staff member or a shared tablet may still be able to watch the property through an app or browser. We go through the viewer accounts and sharing arrangements and list the access that needs your decision.

Access & identity

Who holds the keys, physical and digital.

Automated gate. Gate apps, remotes and shared logins pile up across family, trades and staff. People often keep access long after their role has changed. We review who has access to the gate and who owns the accounts, and flag permissions that need checking.
Video intercom. An intercom brings video, audio, visitor access and a phone app together. Whoever controls the account controls the front door, whatever the hardware does. We check the intercom account, how it is shared and who administers it, within your scope.
Smart lock. Old PINs, shared app accounts and open-ended guest access make it hard to say who can walk in. We review how access is granted and what records exist, then set out practical ways to clear up ownership and permissions.

Connected devices

Every convenience adds another connection.

Smart television. A television is a networked computer with apps, accounts and updates to maintain. It does not need the same reach as your work laptop or a family device. We review the device inventory, how each device connects and how it is separated, and note anything unsupported or unnecessary.
Voice assistant. A voice assistant can link your household routines, audio settings and several cloud services. Shared accounts make it unclear who is in control. We check privacy settings, linked accounts and who has access on the platform.
Climate & lighting. Thermostats and lighting often run through an automation hub, an installer account and remote integrations that stay active for years. We identify the systems and integrations in scope, then review ownership, access and firmware evidence.

Remote access

Who else can connect to your home from outside.

Support laptop. Remote support is useful, but an installer or vendor account left open for years often holds more permission than it needs. We find the support paths and what each one can do, and record where you should review access with the vendor.
Owner’s phone. Your phone may control cameras, gates and automation through several apps. Shared accounts and weak recovery settings make a lost phone a bigger problem. We review how the phone is used for access, who owns each platform account and which authentication controls are supported.
Remote gateway. Remote access can run through a cloud relay, a VPN or an exposed service. Each one puts a different boundary around your home. We review the remote paths in scope and the evidence of exposure, and note dependencies and unnecessary reachability.

External exposure

What the internet can see of your property.

Internet-facing view. Some services are visible from the internet, and anyone can probe them without going near your home. We review the public-facing scope you agree to and record what we can observe at the time of the assessment.
Perimeter firewall. Port forwarding, automatic mappings and remote administration can open paths into the estate that nobody in the household knows about. We compare confirmed external findings with the local configuration and ask what each open path is for.
Private estate. An external check cannot see every internal account, device or setting. A quiet perimeter tells you about one part of your security. We read the external results alongside the other areas in scope and state the limits of the evidence.

Each layer shows the devices involved and what we review.Find your assessment

A bronze estate gate, discreet video intercom and smart lock

How many digital keys does your home have?

Family members, guests, installers, former staff and cloud platforms can all hold access to a smart home, and that access often stays in place after the reason for it has ended.

We map those connections, explain which ones matter and give you a clear list of what to change.

A sample of the report you receive

Every assessment ends in a written report. The sample shows how observations and evidence turn into a prioritised list of actions.

Executive summaryThe overall risk picture and what to deal with first.

Evidence behind each findingAccess, devices, Wi-Fi and the observations that support them.

Action planWhat to fix now, what comes next and what can wait.

15-page sample with monthly review content. Your report covers your own scope and property.

Three assessments, sized to the property

Pick the scope that matches your home. Each one ends with a written report and findings you can act on.

The foundations

Essential
Smart Estate Review

A focused review of your network, connected devices and access, with clear recommendations.

Smaller smart homes or targeted validation

Remote public IP exposure scan
Wi-Fi / mesh configuration review
Basic smart device inventory
User and vendor access review
Initial findings register
Summary report with recommendations

From $3,850Including GST · $3,500 + $350 GST

Choose Essential

The complete home view

Premium
Smart Estate Assessment

A deeper assessment of an integrated home, with supporting evidence and a prioritised roadmap.

Larger homes with multiple smart systems

Everything in Essential
Deeper Wi-Fi and IoT segmentation review
Installer/vendor access governance review
CCTV, NVR and smart camera access review
Gate, intercom and access control review
Evidence appendix with screenshots/photos
Prioritised remediation roadmap
Executive summary report

From $7,150Including GST · $6,500 + $650 GST

Choose Premium

The wider estate

Executive Estate
Pen-Test & Validation

Expanded validation for complex estates, with a detailed plan and an estate-manager presentation report.

Large estates or high-risk private clients

Everything in Premium
Expanded smart estate technology review
External exposure re-testing
Multiple system/vendor console review
Physical wireless exposure observations
Privacy and camera access control review
Detailed remediation validation plan
Estate-manager style presentation report

From $13,200Including GST · $12,000 + $1,200 GST

Choose Executive

Starting prices may vary with scope, travel and property complexity.

How an assessment works

You agree the scope and fee first, we review the systems on site, and you decide what happens after the report.

Select your scope

Choose an assessment and share the essentials about your property and the systems you want reviewed.

Confirm the details

Agree the scope, fee, access requirements and a suitable time before the engagement begins.

We review on site

We review the agreed systems and record observations, evidence and any limitations.

Receive your report

You get the report and a prioritised list of next steps. Reporting and validation follow your selected package.

Common questions

Is this an installation service?+

No. It is a security assessment of your connected home and the systems we agree to review. Any repairs, new equipment or installation work is quoted and approved separately.

Will you make changes to my home systems?+

We review and document. Any change is agreed with you beforehand, and if a check could interrupt a service we confirm the method and timing in your scope.

Do I need to know all of my device details?+

No. Start with what you know about the property and the systems you use. We confirm the access and information we need before the visit. Please do not enter passwords or access codes in the booking form.

Is the sample report exactly what I will receive?+

The sample shows the style and level of detail, and it includes monthly review pages. Your report reflects your package, your property, the evidence available and the scope you agreed, so some sections may not apply.

Which assessment should I choose?+

Essential starts at $3,850 including GST for smaller smart homes or targeted validation. Premium starts at $7,150 including GST for larger homes with several systems. Executive starts at $13,200 including GST for large estates and high-risk private clients. Monthly monitoring is an optional $863.50 per month including GST. Final pricing depends on scope, travel and property complexity.

Does an assessment guarantee my home is secure?+

No. No assessment can promise that. You get a point-in-time view based on the agreed scope and the access we have. Devices, accounts and settings change over time, and the report records the risks we saw and the limits of the review.

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