We build, secure and run the company’s IT infrastructure so that it is secure, resilient and recoverable. The aim is not only that systems work today. The aim is that the business can keep working when failures, human error or security incidents happen.
A server fails. An employee opens a malicious attachment. An account is compromised. Important data is deleted. A ransomware attack blocks access to systems.
Incidents like these cannot be eliminated completely.
That is why we reduce both the chance that they happen and the impact on the business when they do.
Security, backup, the network and monitoring are not separate problems. They are parts of the same system.
We reduce the attack surface and control access to infrastructure and data through endpoint protection, firewalls, network segmentation, multi-factor authentication and vulnerability management.
We apply least privilege, and we start from the premise that any protection can, at some point, be bypassed.
We watch both how the infrastructure is running and the events that matter for security.
Performance problems, unavailable services, access attempts, vulnerabilities and unusual behaviour need to be spotted as early as possible.
We would rather know about a problem before users discover they can no longer work.
An incident on one computer should not compromise the whole company.
We segment the infrastructure, limit privileges and, where it is justified, remove single points of failure.
A local problem should, as far as possible, stay a local problem.
We build backup strategies in which the important copies are independent of the systems they protect.
We do not stop at checking that a backup job shows as “successful”.
We check whether the data can actually be recovered.
We assume that, sooner or later, a serious incident can happen.
We document the infrastructure and prepare what is needed so that important systems can be restored in a reasonable time.
The classic IT support model starts when someone says:
“It doesn’t work.”
We want as many problems as possible to be found before it gets there. We monitor the infrastructure, follow security events and vulnerabilities, check backups, apply updates and administer access. And when an incident does happen, we already have the information, the access and the mechanisms for response and recovery.
You do not have to replace the existing infrastructure to work with us.
We start by understanding the current systems and how the company depends on them. We keep what works, fix the problems, and replace only the components for which there is a real reason.
We do not introduce technology just because it is new.
Depending on the company’s infrastructure, we can take on:
We can also work with the company’s existing providers. We do not have to supply every component in order to administer the infrastructure as a whole.
We prefer mature, well-documented technologies and, where it fits, open-source options that reduce dependence on a single vendor.
Linux · Windows Server · Proxmox VE · VMware · Hyper-V
MikroTik · Ubiquiti · WireGuard · OpenVPN
OPNsense · Wazuh · Greenbone · Microsoft Defender
Proxmox Backup Server · Veeam · QNAP · Synology · ZFS · S3-compatible storage
Zabbix · Grafana · Prometheus · Elastic Stack
Microsoft 365 · Entra ID · Active Directory · Google Workspace
Docker · Podman · Ansible · Terraform · Git
Nginx · Apache · PostgreSQL · MySQL/MariaDB · Redis
The list is not exhaustive. We can also administer and integrate other technologies already in the company’s infrastructure.
Start with an IT Resilience Assessment.
We assess the existing infrastructure, identify the critical problems and decide what is worth fixing first.
See IT Resilience AssessmentThere is no infrastructure that cannot fail, and there is no absolute security.
There are infrastructures that are well designed, well run and prepared for incidents.
Our role is to build one that fits your company’s risks and needs.
Simple enough to operate. Secure enough to protect the business. Resilient enough to continue when something goes wrong.
Tell us how the company depends on its IT, and we will see whether we can help.