Partners
Vendor-agnostic does not mean unaccredited
We are not tied to one manufacturer, so the recommendation follows your requirement rather than a quota. That is only useful if we are properly authorised across the categories we supply — authorisation is what gets you warranty support, firmware access and an escalation path when something fails.
Why this page has no logos yet
We will not print a badge we have not verified
A wall of manufacturer logos is the easiest thing on a website to fake and one of the most damaging to get wrong. Every logo here will go up only once we hold the certificate, and each will say what tier it is. Until then this page names the categories and leaves the vendors blank.
What we supply
Six equipment categories
These are established by the work. The manufacturers inside each are the part awaiting confirmation.
Firewalls and network security
Sized on user count and throughput, with the rule base built from scratch.
Servers, storage and HCI
Specified against measured load rather than a default configuration.
IP surveillance
ONVIF-conformant designs so a discontinued model does not force a rebuild.
Endpoint security and DLP
Licensed for the central console and the remote response, not the scanner.
Switching, wireless and cabling
Managed switches, surveyed access points, certified Cat6 and Cat6A.
Virtualization and backup
VMware, Hyper-V and Citrix, with restores tested on a schedule.
What to ask any integrator
Three questions that separate a partner from a box-shifter
- 01
Are you authorised to supply this brand, and at what tier? Ask to see the certificate. Tier decides your warranty response, not just their discount.
- 02
Who raises the warranty claim when a part fails — you or us? If the answer is you, factor the time into the price.
- 03
What happens when this model is discontinued in three years? A design tied to one vendor's proprietary stack answers that question expensively.