Built to stay up.
Watched so it does.
We design and support enterprise networks that cannot be taken offline to be fixed, and ship telemetry off them without asking you to open a single inbound firewall rule.
Network engineering
Datacenter refreshes, Cisco ISE and Juniper access control, routing that converges predictably, and segmentation your auditors can point at.
Telemetry as a Service (TaaS)
A small appliance on your network that inspects traffic locally, ships the results out over a tunnel it opens itself, and tells you when its own configuration changes.
Work we have done
Anonymized profiles of past engagements across financial services, logistics, and live broadcast — what the situation was, what we changed, and where it landed.
Read engagement profilesSee exactly what we'd be shipping off your network.
Throughput, container resources, security alerts — the same view a client gets, from a node that dials out and never listens. The physical lab is still being stood up, so what's on the page today is representative sample output rather than a live feed.
Four things we get asked for most
Processing at the edge
Traffic is analysed where it is captured, so you are not backhauling raw packets across your own WAN to find out what happened.
Zero trust, enforced at the port
802.1X and MAB on the access layer, mTLS between components. A device that has not proven who it is does not get to move sideways.
Dedicated fibre paths
Where the requirement genuinely calls for it, unlit fibre gives you a path that shares no equipment with anyone else’s traffic.
Anomaly detection, run locally
Models running on your own hardware flag unusual traffic and configuration changes, without sending your network behaviour to a hosted API.
Documents worth reading before a call
Security whitepaper
The technical detail behind the node: how it gets data out, how the runtime is isolated, and how we detect it changing. Written for whoever has to sign off.
Telemetry Readiness Checklist
Four questions that decide whether a deployment is straightforward: mirror port capacity, outbound policy, management segmentation, and flow export.
Why open source
Why the stack is Prometheus, Grafana, OpenSearch and Wazuh rather than something you would have to renegotiate for every year.