Business continuity and work from home solutions
The flexibility for employees to work from home (WFH) or remote allows businesses to remain agile and competitive. Having the infrastructure and tools in place is critical for effective remote collaboration.
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A network you can be certain will perform
Your business would grind to a screeching halt without access to your cloud applications. The network is now the true enabler of business and digital transformation.Ensure that your network is robust, secure and scalable to match the needs of a remote workforce.
Routing and Switching
Utilizing the latest in networking technology. Utilize VLAN’s to appropriately to properly segregate your network traffic.
Firewalls
We help customers select the security appliances and firewalls best suited for your needs, budget, and company size.
Voice Over IP (VoIP)
Utilize the best solution to integrate real-time, enterprise, and communication services for your business.
ENDPOINTS AND SECURE ACCESS TO COMPANY DATA
Endpoints, simply put, are the “end” of a line of communication – in most cases, they’re your users and the devices on which they work, such as laptops or mobile phones. Identifying endpoints and creating secure access to company data in a remote environment can be a huge undertaking, but we’re here to help you and your organization build the access you need with the devices your employees will be using.
Virtual Private Network (VPN) Solutions
A VPN is an easy, accessible solution for your employees to gain secure access to company applications and files. A VPN uses an individual’s home internet connection but routes the connection through a private server in your company to have data come from your organization rather than your employee’s personal ISP. VPNs will often use a token to authorize the user, ensuring secure access for your user and keeping intruders out. VPN software must be installed on each device, and every device that accesses the VPN will consume bandwidth.
Virtual Desktop Solutions
A virtual desktop, as the name implies, is a computer that a user accesses virtually. Rather than relying on the hardware built in their desktops or laptops, users will authenticate into a remote desktop via software on their endpoint devices that they will then use to work. In a remote or work from home setting, this is especially helpful for employees who need a specific endpoint experience or specific hardware to accomplish their goals, such as data analysis or coding. Virtualization software is required in order to utilize these desktops, so much like VPNs you’ll need to ensure those that need virtual desktops will have the proper software installed.
Enterprise Security
More of your branch offices connect directly to the internet instead of backhauling traffic to headquarters. But your security stack is still at the data center. You’re left with limited or zero visibility into the threats targeting these users. What if you could protect your branch offices without adding another appliance or deploying endpoint security?
Infrastructure and Endpoint
Endpoint security aims to adequately secure every endpoint connecting to a network to block access attempts and other risky activity at these points of entry.
Identity & Access Management
Framework of policies and technologies to ensure that the proper people in an enterprise have the appropriate access to technology resources.
Data Security
Protective digital privacy measures that are applied to prevent unauthorized access to computers, databases and other digital assets of the enterprise
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