Design a Secure Network

For over 15 years, AbleNet has provided clients with every product or service needed to design an effective secure network. AbleNet first performs a Business Network Analysis to discover the needs of the business. From the end users to upper management needs are identified and documented before the network is designed. The information gathered is then incorporated directly into the network design ensuring the design meets the needs of the business.

AbleNet always builds networking and security best practices into the design. A securely designed network will enforce the security policies and procedures defined by industry standards and the management of your business. As part of the next generation design, AbleNet integrates many best practices to prepare for future security requirements.

AbleNet’s highly trained design engineers can design a secure network from the ground up or re-design an existing network to enhance capabilities, security, and performance. The design can encompass the requirements of a single office or the requirement to connect many branch offices together to form a Wide Area Network (WAN).

Network designs can provide:
  • User login access and security
  • Redundancy to protect against hardware failures
  • Protection against 120 Volt power failures
  • Effective file sharing and printer access
  • A secure internet connection
  • An effective Email service
  • An effective data backup service
  • Solutions to defend against viruses, spam and malicious spyware
  • Secure remote access for branch offices, roaming note book users, or home users
  • The ability to remotely administer servers, network equipment and computers across all branch offices from one centralized location
  • Provisions for managing specialty programs like accounting systems, manufacturing systems, engineering design systems or custom applications required by our clients
  • Provisions for future growth
Network design deliverables can include:
  • A clearly defined project scope
  • A list of the best network practices incorporated into the design
  • A list of the best security practices incorporated into the design
  • A hardware requirement list
  • A software requirement list
  • Accurate cost details and implementation timelines
  • Detailed implementation steps
  • A proposed project manager and implementation team
  • Detailed documentation including drawings of the new network infrastructure