The box
Matched to the circuit you pay for.
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Firewall installation
Firewall Installation
The office network has a front door.
A firewall sized for your lines, with rules for staff, guests, and what may leave the building.
Sized to the line
Not a box that is too small for the internet circuit.
Guest Wi-Fi apart
Visitors do not sit on the office network.
Rules you can read
We leave a short note of what is allowed.
One front door for the office internet.
The firewall is the box the internet enters through. It is sized to the line you pay for, with separate rules for staff, guests, and anything that should not leave the building.
You get a short note of what is allowed. If a branch VPN or remote access is part of the plan, the firewall is chosen so that tunnel can be added.
What the job includes
- A box matched to the speed of the internet circuit
- Staff and guest traffic kept apart
- Rules written in plain language, left with you
- Room for a site-to-site or remote-access VPN
- A person to call when a rule needs to change
From the first visit to handover
- 01
Read the line
Speed, public address, and what already sits at the edge.
- 02
Choose the box
Enough throughput, and the features the site will use.
- 03
Write the rules
Who may browse, who may reach a server, what stays closed.
- 04
Cut over
We move the line and check mail, phones, and the guest Wi-Fi.
In practice
One front door for the internet.
Sized to your line, with staff and guests kept apart.
A closer look
The rules
Written so you can read them later.
Room to grow
Ready for a VPN when you need one.