NETWORK ARCHITECTURE
Modern applications, access needs, delivery methods, and security threats are making the network complex. Just speeds and feeds are no more sufficient to meet the needs of today’s businesses. Technology advancements and continuous innovations in the network by the market players bring numerous benefits but only if it is architected well.
A well-architected network supports the current and future needs of the business. But it is never too late. We can review your current network deployment which not only helps you address any current challenges but will also help you rearchitect for your future needs, with the help of our architecture best practices.
For Business and technology needs to go hand in hand it is crucial that the network be agile, adapting to new requirements while maximizing the current investments. To achieve this objective, we take the below approach
Either with the life of the product or as a business initiative, network modernization is a continuous process. It sounds simple but it is easier said than done. The challenges of modernizing the network keeping the longevity of the investment and backward compatibility with the current investment can easily become a complex task especially, when with the innovation and speed of newer solutions.
Modeling the existing Network architecture is an essential step toward understanding the current network landscape with minute details. As the organization grows the network grows usually in an ad-hoc way. And with changing hands, a lot of it remains a Gray box. While leading to manageability challenges and further complexity or investment erosions.
While we help architecting secure networks, we also help create network security architectures. Network Security encompasses the security architecture that protects the network and the services the network delivers. Which includes Gateway Security such as Next Generation Firewalls, Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS), Wireless Intrusion Prevention Systems, Email Security, Proxy/Web Security, Network Sensors, and many other solutions.
Deciding what network technology to buy isn’t that difficult for a business buyer with many options available, during the buying process. But which network technology to buy is driven by what is needed for the business in line with the organization’s current and future business requirements is something that only a seasoned professional can guide well. Such as 2 Tier or 3 Tier campus networks, Software Defined Network (SDN), WiFi Survey, WiFi standards selection, Software Defined WAN (SD-WAN), Load Balancers, and Identity and Authentication Services (AAA).
