The network's scope is growing along with the number of devices and locations
Traffic segmentation and control. We set up separate networks for users, servers, and technical equipment. We define communication policies and access to resources.
Connectivity and External Access. We design solutions for primary and backup Internet connections. We also configure secure remote access and traffic routing to corporate services.
LAN and PoE. We design the layout of switches, ports, and connections between cabinets. We also take into account the power supply for the devices and the capacity needed for future expansion.
Wireless network. We design Wi-Fi systems for offices, warehouses, and industrial facilities. We tailor the placement of access points to the specific facility and network load.
How it works?
From Identifying Needs to Launching the Network
Needs Analysis and Network Design
First, we analyze the current infrastructure, the number of users and devices, and the performance and security requirements. Next, we design the network topology, determine the segmentation strategy, device placement, and required connections. We also take into account the possibility of future expansion so that the infrastructure can grow alongside the organization.
Network Infrastructure Implementation
Once the project has been approved, we set up the environment and configure the network devices. We bring online the switches, routers, and access points that have already been configured, as well as the connections between the various infrastructure components.
Security and Operational Verification
After the infrastructure is up and running, we configure mechanisms to restrict unauthorized access and route traffic between selected network segments. We verify communication between devices, link bandwidth, service availability, and the operation of backup connections.
Maintenance and Continuous Improvement
After implementation, we monitor the infrastructure's performance and analyze the utilization of available resources. We monitor device availability, link load, and parameters that affect network stability.
Frequently asked questions
We explain how 24/7 monitoring works, what systems it can cover, and what happens when a threat is detected.
Can an audit disrupt a company's operations?
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We determine the scope and method of testing in advance. Potentially sensitive activities are performed only after approval.
Do we need full network documentation?
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No. If the documentation is incomplete, we treat it as part of the audit and help reconstruct the environment.
Will we receive specific recommendations?
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Yes. The report includes a description of the problems, priorities, and recommendations for action for IT and management.
Do you help implement changes?
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Yes. After the audit, we can help you plan and implement the most important improvements.
First, we analyze the current network, the number of users and devices, the services in use, and the performance and security requirements.
Based on this, we develop a plan for the changes, select the equipment and determine the network segmentation strategy, and then plan the implementation to minimize the impact of the work on the company’s day-to-day operations.
Not always. We can plan most projects in phases or carry them out outside of standard business hours.
If a network outage is necessary, we determine its scope and duration in advance. We also prepare a migration and testing plan to restore full service availability as quickly as possible.
The scope of the response depends on the maintenance model adopted and the architecture of the environment.
For infrastructure requiring high availability, we can plan for backup connections, hardware redundancy, and automatic failover mechanisms. As a result, the failure of a single component does not necessarily mean a loss of access to the entire network.
Yes. We design the network with an eye toward the anticipated growth in the number of users, devices, locations, and services used.
This avoids the need to completely overhaul the entire environment whenever changes occur. A properly planned infrastructure can be expanded to include additional switches, access points, VLAN segments, or new locations.
We select the security measures to be implemented based on the organization’s architecture and requirements. These may include, among other things, VLAN segmentation, firewall rules, access control, dedicated guest networks, and restrictions on communication between different areas of the infrastructure.
After configuration, we also verify that the rules are functioning as intended and that users and devices have access only to the required resources.
Yes. Infrastructure can be monitored for device status, link availability, resource usage, and other parameters critical to the stability of the environment.
This allows for faster detection of failures, overloads, and anomalies, and enables infrastructure expansion planning based on real-time data.
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A network designed for everyday use
We create a network environment tailored to the organization, its users, devices, and daily workflows.