Services

One agreement. The stack your business actually runs on.

Fully managed or co-managed. Security is part of the plan, not a separate pitch.

01

Managed IT

The help desk, the maintenance, and someone who already knows your environment when something breaks.

  • Remote help desk for users and line-of-business apps
  • Patch management for Microsoft and third-party software
  • 24/7 monitoring of servers, workstations, and network gear
  • On-site visits in Chicagoland when the building is the problem
  • Vendor coordination so you are not stuck between providers
Hands plugging network cables into a patch panel

02

Cybersecurity

Layered protection against ransomware, phishing, and business email compromise. Built into every managed agreement.

  • Endpoint protection and monitoring
  • Email security and phishing defense
  • Firewall management and secure remote access
  • Multi-factor authentication rollout for Microsoft 365
  • Security awareness for the people who click
Network monitoring screens on a desk

03

Microsoft 365 and cloud

Email, files, and Teams only work if identity and sharing are set up correctly. We administer the tenant, not just resell the licenses.

  • Microsoft 365 licensing and user lifecycle
  • Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive
  • Conditional access and admin-role control
  • Migrations from older mail and file servers
A quiet office desk

04

Backup and recovery

A backup you have never restored is a guess. We back up the machines and the Microsoft 365 data, and we test the restore.

  • Servers, workstations, and Microsoft 365
  • Off-site copies so one site failure is not the end of the data
  • Documented recovery steps
  • Restore tests on a schedule, not after an incident
Network equipment in a wall rack

05

Networks

Wi-Fi, firewalls, switches, and the circuits between locations. Designed so the next technician can read the rack.

  • Firewalls, VLANs, and guest networks kept off the office LAN
  • Switching and Wi-Fi that covers the rooms people use
  • Site-to-site connections and failover internet
  • A named contact when a circuit drops
Dressed cables in a network rack

06

Business phones

Desk phones, softphones, and call routing. Voice rides the network, so the same team should own both.

  • VoIP systems, auto attendants, and ring groups
  • Desk phones and mobile apps
  • Number moves with a cutover plan
  • Call-quality issues treated as a network problem
A desk phone on a reception desk

07

Websites

The public site, hosted and maintained by the same company that runs the rest of the technology.

  • New sites and rebuilds
  • Hosting, domains, and certificates
  • Forms and content updates after launch
An office desk set up for technical work

08

Co-managed IT

For companies that already have an IT person. We add monitoring, security tools, and engineering depth without replacing the person who knows the business.

  • After-hours and overflow help desk
  • Security tooling and Microsoft 365 administration
  • Projects: moves, refreshes, and cloud migrations

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A technician seating a cable in a patch panel