Network and firewall solutions

Signs you need this

• Wi-Fi drops in the back half of the warehouse and nobody knows why.
• The firewall was configured by whoever sold it to you, five years ago.
• Cameras, staff laptops and guest phones are all on one flat network.
• A cable fault means somebody tracing wires by hand because nothing is labelled.

What you get

• Site survey before quoting. We walk the building. Concrete tilt-wall, steel racking and refrigerated space all change the answer, and no remote quote accounts for them.
• Structured cabling. Cat6 or Cat6A run, terminated, labelled and tested, with the test results handed to you.
• Firewall configuration. FortiGate, Cisco, Aruba and Juniper. Rules written down and explained, not left at vendor defaults.
• Wi-Fi that covers the yard. Access point placement based on a survey, not on where a power outlet happened to be.
• Segmentation. Cameras, guest traffic, point of sale and staff devices kept apart so one compromise is not all of them.
• Site-to-site and remote access VPN. Second location or a field crew connected without opening the network to the internet.

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