Complimentary
Find the weak path before it finds you.
A senior engineer reviews your network end to end and gives you a clear, prioritized view of risk and opportunity — whether or not you work with us afterwards.
What we review
Six areas, one picture.
Topology and inventory
Every switch, router, firewall and access point, how they connect and where they are in their lifecycle.
Security and segmentation
Firewall policy, flat networks, remote access and exposed management interfaces.
Wireless health
Coverage, channel plan, interference and authentication, measured rather than guessed.
Circuits and WAN
Carriers, contracts, utilization and what happens when a circuit fails.
Monitoring and operations
What is watched, who responds and how quickly problems are found.
Documentation
Whether diagrams, configs and passwords are current, versioned and recoverable.
- 01
Executive summary
A short, plain-language view of risk and priorities for leadership.
- 02
Findings with evidence
Each issue explained with what we saw and why it matters.
- 03
Prioritized roadmap
Quick wins, near-term fixes and longer-term projects, with indicative costs.
- 04
Review session
A working session with an engineer to walk through the results and answer questions.
Timeline
From call to roadmap.
- 01
Kickoff call
30 minutes on your sites, pain points and goals.
- 02
Data collection
Read-only access, a short questionnaire and optional site visits.
- 03
Analysis
An engineer reviews configs, metrics and design against best practice.
- 04
Review session
We walk through findings and the roadmap together.
Questions
Before you book.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. The standard assessment is complimentary and there’s no obligation to work with us afterwards. Very large or multi-region estates may need a paid, scoped engagement, and we’ll tell you up front.
- What access do you need?
- Usually read-only access to network management platforms, a short questionnaire and a call with whoever knows the network best. On-site visits are optional for smaller environments.
- How long does it take?
- Most assessments are completed within two to three weeks of the kickoff call, depending on the number of sites.
- What happens to our data?
- Configuration and diagram data is used only for the assessment, kept confidential and deleted on request.
Network assessment
Ready for a network that holds?
Tell us about your sites, circuits and goals. A senior network engineer replies within one business day.