Firewalls

Firewalls provide protection against outside cyber attackers by shielding your computers or network from malicious or unnecessary network traffic. Firewalls can also prevent malicious software coming from the internet from accessing your computers or network.

Firewalls can be configured to block data from certain locations (i.e., computer network addresses), applications, or ports while allowing relevant and necessary data through. A Hardware Firewall is a physical device similar to a server that filters traffic to a computer.

Instead of plugging the network cable into the server, it can be connected to the firewall, positioning the firewall between the uplink and the computer.

Like a standard computer with a processor, memory, and sophisticated software, these devices also employ powerful networking components (hardware and software) and force all traffic traversing that connection to be inspected by configurable rulesets which grant or deny access accordingly.

Storage Backup

Storage can be defined as a physical or virtual location for preserving data and files, which can be fetched and accessed by the users at anytime.

A storage can be a permanent location or a temporary one, depending on the type of storage opted by the user and we can recover Data depending date at anytime .

Why We Use the Storage

It helps in keeping all the important records at a synchronized place with loads of data security. It helps in keeping a check on all the records and helps in maintaining a check on the number of users who have access to the data.

It also helps in providing security to confidential data that are very important for the user. With the use of data storage and other storage, it becomes easy to cross-check and audit your records easily. Data conversion and security becomes easy with the use of storage.

UPS

In computer terminology, UPS stands for Uninterruptible Power Supply. An Uninterruptible Power Supply is an electrical device, typically with internal batteries, that store power to supply energy to connected devices if normal power is interrupted.

In the event of a power failure, the UPS will instantaneously switch over to its batteries to continue to provide power to connected devices for a period of time allowing the user to save data, shut down properly, or turn on a backup power source such as an electrical generator.

The period that a UPS can power through to connected devices depends on the capacity of its batteries and the load that is connected to it.

Switchs

A network switch connects devices (such as computers, printers, wireless access points).

In a network to each other, and allows them to ‘communicate ’ by exchanging data.

Switches can be hardware devices that manage physical networks, as well as software-based virtual devices.

RACK and Cable Structure

A structured cabling system is a complete system of cabling and associated hardware, which provides a comprehensive telecommunications infrastructure.

This infrastructure serves a wide range of uses, such as to provide telephone service or transmit data through a computer network. It should not be device dependent.

According to the Fiber Optic , structured cabling is the standardized architecture and components for communications cabling Network Racks and Cabinets are essential for any network.

Cabinets are used for storing routers, patch panels, switches and a wide variety of networking equipment and accessories.

Network cabinets support large, modular network switches by providing additional space for cable management and side-to-side airflow solutions.

Annual Maintenance Contract (A.M,C)

An annual maintenance contract is an agreement between our company and our clients, in which we provide all IT services for all IT equipment’s and develop the the units customers have and provide training in security and hacking.

The first visit for our staff it’s a to check all IT Equipment to prepare the full report to decide upgrade and development for the next step.