Network Security & Data Protection
Protect your company data from intrusion, malware and unauthorized access, before it is too late.
Network Security: why and how
Most attacks on small and mid-sized companies are not sophisticated: a weak password, a service left open to the internet, or an email an employee opened. The good news is that a few well-built layers of defense remove most of these risks.
We build security in layers: a firewall with precise inbound and outbound rules, network segmentation so one infection cannot spread everywhere, least-privilege access for every user, secure connections for remote staff, and logging so suspicious activity is seen.
Security is never one-and-done. Updates, periodic rule reviews and an assessment after every major change are part of our support contract. And because a healthy backup is the last line of defense against ransomware, we treat security and backup together.
Network Security at ITPlus724
Firewall setup & configuration
Inbound and outbound traffic rules that close common attack paths.
Network segmentation
Isolating sensitive segments so one problem cannot spread across the network.
User access control
Each user reaches only the resources their job requires.
Security assessment
Vulnerability review with a report and a clear remediation plan.
Secure remote access
Secure connections for remote staff and branches.
Logging & monitoring
Security events are recorded, with timely alerts on suspicious activity.
Step by step, from review to maintenance
- 1
Assessment
A review of exposed services, firewall rules, permissions and vulnerabilities.
- 2
Prioritization
A list of risks by importance, each with a fix and a cost estimate.
- 3
Implementation
Firewall, segmentation, secure links, password policy and MFA, without disrupting work.
- 4
Monitoring & review
Event logging, regular updates and periodic rule reviews.
What you get
Lower breach risk
Common attack routes into your network are closed.
Peace of mind
Customer and company data stay safe.
Fast response
Suspicious activity is spotted and contained early.
When do you need Network Security?
You worry about ransomware
We close common entry points and make sure you have a separate, healthy backup.
You have remote employees
Access over a secure connection, under the same policies as the office.
A service is open to the internet
We make external access restricted, secure and traceable.
How support is set up and priced
A clear scope
Before we start, the systems, equipment and tasks the contract covers are put in writing.
Response times in the contract
Response times for critical and routine issues are set in the contract, based on how critical your systems are.
Regular reports
You receive reports on the work done and the state of your infrastructure, and with the early warning system, a daily status of servers and backups. Learn more
What affects the price
After a visit and review you receive a clear quote. The first consultation is free.
About Network Security
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Will a security assessment disrupt our daily work?
No. Checks are scheduled with you and run at suitable times, with minimal impact on your work.
What do you offer for remote employees?
A secure connection, so remote staff connect under the same security policies as the office.
How often should network security be reviewed?
We recommend regular reviews, plus a check after every significant change to the network.
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