NetworksOct 28, 2026
Why your network needs a DMZ
If your website lives on the same network as your accounting, one flaw is enough to reach everything. Here's how to separate them.
IT security for small businesses
We design, secure and monitor your company's network, from the firewall to the last laptop. Every change is documented, along with how to undo it.
How your network looks
Tap a zone
DMZ. Your website and anything else that answers the internet, isolated from the rest. If something breaks there, it doesn't reach the office.
Services
Four areas, one team. Start with the one that worries you most.
Your network split into zones (office, servers and a DMZ for whatever faces the internet), with a firewall and remote access over VPN.
A good fit if everyone shares one network, guests included.
What's included
Quick check
Four questions, one minute. Your answers never leave your browser.
It's a starting point. The full assessment is done with your network in front of us.
0 of 4 answered
1. Is your office network separate from guest Wi-Fi?
2. Have you tried restoring a backup this year?
3. Do your computers and servers update on their own?
4. Does anyone review your firewall or antivirus alerts?
Answer all four to see your result.
How we work
We review your network as it is, without touching anything. You get a map and the risks ranked by importance.
We propose changes in short, clear steps, each with its cost. You decide what goes first.
We apply, verify and document everything, including how to undo each change.
Notes
If your website lives on the same network as your accounting, one flaw is enough to reach everything. Here's how to separate them.
A copy exists until the day you need it. How to test yours every quarter without stopping the office.
We're moving the client portal to a new platform. In the meantime, monthly reports arrive by email.
Yes, that's our focus: offices and businesses without an IT department of their own.
Tell us how your network looks today. We reply within one business day, no strings attached.