Cabling
Wireless Networks
Linking Premises
Network Infrastructure
Think of your organisation as a tree, your network infrastructure is your roots. Without sturdy, well maintained roots your tree wouldn’t get what it needs, undermining stability and the ability to grow.
Infrastructure is the hardware and software resources of an entire network enabling connectivity, communication, operations and management of an enterprise network. It provides the communication path and services between users, processes, applications, and external networks/the internet. This is why it’s key!
Often the issues arising from a failing IT system come down to the basic infrastructure that’s in place. You may be facing issues such as;
Internet connectivity failures.
Issues connecting to network resources and hardware.
Inefficient/unsafe practices in sharing of data.
Insufficient network speeds.
Disjointed systems that don’t work together.
Poor and/or over complicated communication throughout the business or between sites.
Inability to flex the system and network for growth.
Cabling
Wireless Networks
Linking Premises
Network Infrastructure
Think of your organisation as a tree, your network infrastructure is your roots. Without sturdy, well maintained roots your tree wouldn’t get what it needs, undermining stability and the ability to grow.
Infrastructure is the hardware and software resources of an entire network enabling connectivity, communication, operations and management of an enterprise network. It provides the communication path and services between users, processes, applications, and external networks/the internet. This is why it’s key!
Often the issues arising from a failing IT system come down to the basic infrastructure that’s in place. You may be facing issues such as;
Internet connectivity failures.
Issues connecting to network resources and hardware.
Inefficient/unsafe practices in sharing of data.
Insufficient network speeds.
Disjointed systems that don’t work together.
Poor and/or over complicated communication throughout the business or between sites.
Inability to flex the system and network for growth.
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Disaster Recovery Planning DRP
No-one likes to think about the worst case scenario, but sometimes it's a must.
A disaster recovery plan (DRP) is a documented process or set of procedures to execute an organization's disaster recovery processes and recover and protect a business IT infrastructure in the event of a disaster. It is "a comprehensive statement of consistent actions to be taken before, during and after a disaster".
It's a really complex subject, but how your organisation would bounce back from a major disaster such as an office fire needs to be considered as it could affect more than just your physical site. If you lose access to all of your systems due to a major cyber attack, how will you regain control? No matter whether the disaster is man-made or natural, you need to be prepared and ready to initiate a plan to recover.
What happens to your stored data?
Where will people work from?
There are three elements to a DRP, though there is no "one size fits all" solution.
PREVENTION
Proper, robust backups
Surge protectors and generators
Backup internet lines
DETECTION
Routine inspections
Proper Monitoring
Discovery of new threats
CORRECTION
Learn and Evolve
Adapt with Detection findings