How the team is organized
Four disciplines that overlap on purpose. A firewall problem is often a network problem, and a network problem is often a power problem.
Security engineering
Firewall, EDR and XDR, mail security and identity. The people who design the perimeter and the ones who respond when something gets through it.
Infrastructure and data center
Servers, virtualization, storage and backup. Sizing, migration and the boring discipline of testing restores before you need them.
Networking and telecommunications
Structured cabling, access points, switching and links. The layer everything else depends on and nobody notices until it fails.
Support and managed services
The team that answers the ticket, monitors the alert at 2 a.m., and knows your environment without having to ask you again.
How we work
What you can expect from the people who will be in your systems.
One engineer owns your account
You are not routed to whoever is free. A named engineer knows your environment and stays with it.
Certified on what we deploy
Our engineers hold current manufacturer certifications for each platform we install, kept up to date in both countries.
We explain, we do not mystify
You get the reasoning behind every recommendation, in language your board can follow. Security bought out of confusion never gets renewed.
Coverage on both sides of the border
Teams in Los Angeles and in Guadalajara, so a company operating in both countries deals with one provider, not two.
Meet the engineer who would run your project
Before you sign anything, talk to the person who would actually be responsible for your environment.