Consulting & Infrastructure
Most infrastructure problems are design problems that surfaced late. We work at the design stage — mapping business requirements to a network and systems architecture, then deploying it — and we review existing estates where the design has drifted from what the business now needs.
Explore consulting- Enterprise IT Infrastructure Design & Consulting Green-field design, or a considered improvement to what you already run
- Enterprise IT Infrastructure Deployment Installation, configuration and handover across LAN, WAN, data centre and cloud
- Infrastructure Architecture Review An independent read on the estate you already have
- Network Design & Architecture From business requirement to logical design to physical build
- Network Architecture Review Check the network design still matches what the business needs
Cyber Security
Security work only matters if it changes something. Every engagement ends with a prioritised set of findings, a remediation plan and a target architecture — not a scan report. We assess against recognised frameworks so the output stands up to an auditor as well as an engineer.
Explore cyber security- Security Architecture Review A systematic evaluation of your security posture, on-premises and in cloud
- Security Audits & Assessments Audit against your security policy and your compliance obligations
- Penetration Testing & Vulnerability Assessment Simulate the real thing, then tell you exactly what to fix first
- Application Security Review Source-code level review of the applications you depend on
- Security Governance & Compliance Policy and governance frameworks that hold up under audit
Cloud Transformation
Lifting an estate into the cloud unchanged usually reproduces its constraints at a higher run rate. We start from the business case, design the target architecture and its security controls together, then migrate in stages that can be validated and rolled back.
Explore cloud- Cloud Strategy & Modelling Decide what moves, what stays, and what it will cost
- Cloud Architecture & Network Design A scalable, secure and efficient cloud environment, designed as one system
- Cloud Migration Services Move on-premises infrastructure and applications in validated stages
- Application Modernization Update legacy applications to use the platform, not just sit on it
- Platform Engineering Build the internal platform your delivery teams actually use
- Cloud Disaster Recovery Business continuity with a recovery position you have actually tested
Managed Services
Design and deployment are finite. Operations are not. Our RUN services cover the day-to-day: network and infrastructure operations, security monitoring and incident response, and the evidence-gathering that keeps a compliance posture current between audits.
Explore managed servicesIT Support
The same engineers who design and run enterprise infrastructure, available for the everyday work: a laptop that will not join the domain, a mailbox that needs restoring, a user who has left and whose access needs revoking cleanly. Practical, responsive support with the security discipline of the wider practice.
About IT support- Helpdesk & technical support
- Remote IT support
- Microsoft 365 support
- User & account management
- Device & endpoint support
- Network troubleshooting
- IT administration
- Security support
- System monitoring
- IT maintenance
Real problems rarely sit in one line.
The lines are a way of describing the work, not a way of dividing it. These are the pairings that come up most often, and they run as one engagement with one set of documentation.
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Lines 01 + 02
Design reviewed by the people who will test it
A network and infrastructure design assessed against recognised security frameworks before it is built, rather than after the first penetration test finds the gap.
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Lines 02 + 03
Cloud target and its controls, designed together
Identity, segmentation and logging decided as part of the target architecture, not retro-fitted to a platform that is already carrying production workloads.
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Lines 03 + 04 + 05
Migrate, then run what was migrated
Operations and support inherit the as-built documentation from the migration, so nobody spends the first quarter reverse-engineering the environment they are on call for.
Every stage leaves documentation behind.
Assess, design, deploy, run — the same spine runs through every service line. What changes is the subject, not the discipline. At each stage you receive artefacts you own and can hand to anyone, including a different provider.
- Assess Current-state diagrams, a findings register and a prioritised remediation plan — ordered by what the risk actually is to your business, not by scanner severity.
- Design Logical and physical design, the security control set that goes with it, and a bill of materials you can price independently.
- Deploy As-built documentation, configuration baselines, and test and handover records that show what was verified before go-live.
- Run Operational runbooks, change history and a current evidence pack — so the next audit starts from records rather than a scramble.
Three ways the work is structured.
Any of the five lines can be delivered in any of these shapes. Which one fits usually depends on whether the work has an end date.
- Shape 01 Project Defined scope and a defined outcome: a review, a design, a migration, a build. Documentation is handed over at completion and the engagement closes.
- Shape 02 Retainer Architecture and security capacity held against an agreed rate, for organisations that need a considered second opinion available rather than a permanent hire.
- Shape 03 Managed Continuous operation of a defined estate under an agreed service scope, with the boundary between your team and ours written down before it starts.
Before you get in touch.
Can we start with one line and add others later?
That is how most engagements grow. Because the same practice holds consulting, security, cloud, managed services and support, adding a line does not mean introducing a new supplier to the estate or re-explaining the architecture.
Do you work alongside an internal team or an incumbent provider?
Yes. The first piece of work is agreeing where the boundary sits — which systems, which changes, which escalations — and writing it down, so that operational responsibility is never ambiguous during an incident.
Is the security assessment independent of the design work?
Assessments are carried out against recognised frameworks and the findings are reported as they are found, regardless of who produced the design under review — including us. If you need a fully separate assessor for governance reasons, say so early and we will structure it that way.
What happens when a project finishes?
You receive the as-built documentation, configuration baselines and runbooks, and you decide who operates the environment. Moving into a managed service is an option, not a dependency the design creates.