Before automation touches company data, we secure the network, access and procedures. We build the infrastructure on UniFi — in the office, on the shop floor and in the owner's home.
An agent with access to e-mail, documents and company systems is a convenience — and an attack surface. SMEs rarely have a full-time specialist to address this.
We treat security as a precondition of automation, not a service sold on top after the fact.
Most small companies run on the ISP's box: one network for the business, the household, guests and cameras. One compromised device is enough to open everything.
Technical design, hardware selection, installation and configuration: gateway, switches, access points and Wi-Fi coverage in the office, on the shop floor and at home. The network is split into zones — business, home, IoT devices, guests and cameras — so that one incident does not open everything.
Intrusion detection and blocking, blocking of traffic from selected regions, decoys for intruders in every zone and remote administration. Every month a one-page security report — in plain language, for the owner, not the IT department.
A review of infrastructure, access and backups. A report with priorities — in plain language, for leadership, not the IT department.
Each agent runs with limited permissions, an activity log and a clear boundary of the data it can access.
Simple response procedures and preparing the team to work with them. Security that works without a full-time specialist.
We map processes and data. We identify what to automate first.
Solution architecture, scope, schedule and cost — in writing.
Build, tests on real data, security hardening.
Documentation and preparing the team to work with the tool. No vendor lock-in.
The agent receives access only to the data it needs for its narrow scope of work. Every action leaves a trace in the activity log. The same rule governs the network: each zone sees only what it must.
Access boundaries are agreed in writing before implementation — they form an annex to the contract.
We come with questions about your processes, not a presentation. No obligations.