IT Infrastructure
Today your workstations, phones, cloud services, cameras and building systems all depend on the network. We plan networks that run reliably, have a clear structure and give no device more access than it needs.
Overview
We start by taking stock: which devices are there, which services are used, and where are the bottlenecks or outages today? Based on this, we plan switches, routers and access points that suit the size of your organisation and can be expanded later.
For us, security is part of the design, not an add-on. We separate office, guests, cameras and other IoT devices into their own network segments and define which connections are allowed. We protect management access separately, keep firmware up to date and route external access through VPN.
For Wi-Fi we work with measurements, not guesswork. An on-site survey shows where access points are needed and where interference occurs. At the end you receive documentation with a network diagram, address ranges and configuration, so that you can continue to run your network securely.
Scope of services
Managed switches with PoE for access points and cameras, plus routing between network segments and sites.
Separate networks for office, guests, cameras and IoT, with clear rules on which systems may communicate with each other.
On-site measurement with heatmaps, Wi-Fi 6/6E/7, careful channel planning and a separate guest network.
Encrypted site-to-site connections between locations and secure remote access for staff.
Redundant uplinks, internet connections and core components, so that a single fault doesn't bring down the whole network.
Monitoring of devices and links with alerts on faults, plus up-to-date network diagrams and configuration records.
How we work
Every project follows four clear steps. You have one fixed contact person and always know what happens next.
We gather your requirements, visit the site and review your existing systems.
You receive a concept with plans, a component list and a transparent quote.
We install and configure carefully, document everything and keep to the agreed schedule.
We stay with you after handover, with maintenance, updates and monitoring.
Common causes are poorly placed access points, congested channels, interference from neighbouring networks or outdated devices. An on-site measurement shows us the cause, and we then propose targeted improvements.
Not necessarily. Wi-Fi 7 mainly pays off when many modern devices use high data rates. For many environments Wi-Fi 6 or 6E is still a good fit. We recommend the standard that suits your devices, your building and your budget.
Such devices often receive fewer updates and are therefore a popular target. In their own segment they can only reach the systems they really need. If a device is compromised, an attacker cannot easily move on from there into your company network.
Often yes. We check switches, routers and access points for performance, condition and security. We recommend replacing devices that no longer receive security updates from the manufacturer.
We set up VPN access with multi-factor authentication and define which systems can be reached from outside. We avoid opening ports to the internet for internal services.
Blog
IT Infrastructure
Good office Wi-Fi is planned for the number of devices, not just for full signal bars. This guide explains surveys, bands, access points, security and the most common mistakes.
IT Infrastructure
In a flat network, one infected device can reach everything. This guide explains VLANs, sensible segments for SMEs, firewall rules between them and how to introduce segmentation step by step.
IT Infrastructure
Cameras, access points, phones and access readers increasingly draw their power from the network cable. Here is how to plan standards, switch power, cabling and backup power so that devices run reliably in operation.
Physical Security
Every IP camera is a small computer on your network. These ten measures greatly reduce the risk of it becoming a way in for attackers.
Whether it's one building or several sites: we listen, look at the situation on site and propose a solution that fits.
