Projects

Real-world deployments showing how CyberConnect designs, secures, and supports modern IT environments.

5

business environments modernized

50+

incident responses delivered

7

AP deployment in single-site rebuild

Ballers network rack and equipment Ballers access point and cabling work Ballers structured cabling pathway Ballers surveillance camera installation Ballers final network and camera deployment

Ballers Network & Camera System Install

Hospitality/Arcade — 2025

Ballers was set to re-open within a month. They needed a full network install and camera system.

Challenge

Zero existing network infrastructure, a tight opening timeline, and many device types needing secure access.

Solution

  • Installed 10 cameras, 4 access points, and a full equipment rack, with Cat5e runs to cameras, POS, and key game systems
  • Segmented guest, game, and business traffic for stronger security and easier monitoring
  • Rebuilt and labeled cabling and closet layout for long-term serviceability
  • Placed access points for full-site coverage and enabled secure remote camera access

Outcome

Ballers opened on time with a secure, reliable network and complete camera visibility.

  • Built from nothing to opening day between mid-September and October 8.
  • Deployed 10 cameras, 4 access points, and a fully populated equipment rack.
  • Segmented production/guest/business traffic to reduce cross-network risk.
  • Enabled remote camera visibility for faster response and oversight.
Golf simulator system upgrade overview Golf simulator hardware layout Golf simulator computer and monitor setup Golf simulator cable and airflow improvements Golf simulator cleaned component placement Golf simulator updated workstation configuration Golf simulator final optimized setup

Modernizing & Upgrading the Golf Simulator Systems

Golf Simulator / Golf Course — 2025

The existing simulator setups were functional but hard to maintain and prone to overheating.

Challenge

Systems were sealed inside airflow-restricted cabinets. The machines sat at around 90°C during normal operation and shut themselves down mid-session to protect the hardware, which meant a booked bay could stop working with customers standing in it.

Solution

  • Re-wired each simulator for cleaner paths and faster maintenance
  • Relocated computers out of enclosed cabinets to improve cooling
  • Removed restrictive enclosures and simplified monitor/keyboard placement

Outcome

The simulators now run cooler, stay more stable, and are far easier to service and upgrade.

  • Machines were running at roughly 90°C before the rebuild, with repeated thermal shutdowns.
  • Removing the sealed enclosures took away the cause of those shutdowns mid-session.
  • Reduced maintenance friction through cleaner cable paths and layout.
Network rack rewire and cleanup at Aspen Links Ubiquiti access point installation Structured network cabling and rack organization Completed network and WiFi deployment

Full Network Rebuild & WiFi Mesh Deployment

Aspen Links Club House & Rec Room + Golf Course — 2025

The facility was going down 3 to 5 times a day, and had been for months, from aging hardware, poor backup power, and years of unmanaged cabling.

Challenge

Multiple racks, undocumented cables, and non-commercial WiFi created daily instability for staff and POS systems.

Solution

  • Rewired and reorganized the rack for clear structure and easier diagnostics
  • Consolidated networking equipment and traced all cable drops
  • Installed seven Ubiquiti APs and rebuilt core networking with proper power protection
  • Migrated POS to the new environment and centralized management

Outcome

The site went from failing several times a day to being stable enough that the only remaining interruptions come from outside the building.

  • Outages dropped from 3-5 per day, sustained over months, to 1-3 per month.
  • The remaining interruptions trace to the internet provider, not the local network.
  • Installed 7 access points for wider, more consistent site coverage.
  • Replaced non-commercial gear with managed infrastructure and proper power protection.
Network cleanup and cable removal at The Open Tap Old unused hardware removal Cleaned and organized network cabling Rebuilt network layout Final organized network setup

Network Cleanup & Infrastructure Stabilization

The Open Tap — 2025

The Open Tap was dealing with unreliable WiFi caused by unmanaged wiring and legacy hardware sprawl.

Challenge

In-wall cable issues, obsolete stacked equipment, and cluttered racks created noise, failures, and service friction.

Solution

  • Removed obsolete hardware and non-essential cable runs
  • Cleaned and rebuilt the rack with clear cable organization
  • Corrected interference-prone wiring and reduced operational complexity

Outcome

The environment is now stable, clean, and easier to maintain, troubleshoot, and scale.

  • Reduced service friction by removing obsolete hardware and legacy clutter.
  • Improved troubleshooting speed with cleaner physical layout.
  • Prepared the site for simpler future expansion and support.
Lightning Bug Tattoos website homepage Lightning Bug Tattoos artist showcase page Lightning Bug Tattoos custom booking system Lightning Bug Tattoos contact section

Lightning Bug Tattoos Website & Booking Platform

Tattoo Studio — Regina, SK — 2026

Lightning Bug Tattoos had no real web presence and was juggling multiple disconnected, costly systems just to run day-to-day bookings and client communication.

Challenge

Booking, waivers, and availability each ran on a separate paid tool - $30, $50, and $100 a month - none of which talked to each other, with no central website tying the studio together online.

Solution

  • Designed and built a full studio website with artist showcase, Instagram feed, and contact flow
  • Built a custom booking system with per-artist scheduling, duration-filtered time slots, and self-serve booking management
  • Added an artist login portal so each artist can manage their own showcase and availability
  • Folded booking, waivers, and availability into one platform, hosted and maintained by CyberConnect

Outcome

The studio now has a one-stop shop for its entire online presence — bookings, artists, and client contact in one place, instead of three tools that never spoke to each other.

  • Retired $180/month in third-party subscriptions across three separate services.
  • Gave clients self-serve booking and booking management with per-artist calendars.
  • Established the studio's first real web presence with full ownership of its brand.

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