Office network and Wi-Fi: why one flat network is a risk
Guests, cameras, printers and the accounting server on the same network? Segmentation stops one infected device from reaching everything.
Read articleRouters and firewalls configured correctly from day one — and kept updated, because that is where most attacks start.
MikroTik routers and Fortinet FortiGate firewalls protect thousands of offices in Armenia. Both are powerful, but a default or outdated configuration is an open door: in recent years several RouterOS and FortiOS vulnerabilities were actively exploited. We design, configure and maintain these devices following the vendors' recommendations and our security baseline.
Office network design, internet connections and failover, firewall rules and NAT.
WireGuard, IPsec or FortiGate VPN for employees and between branches, with MFA where available.
Separate networks for staff, servers, guests and devices such as cameras and printers.
Closed management interfaces, personal admin accounts, regular firmware updates.
Review of current configuration, exposed services and versions, with a list of fixes.
Alerts on outages and suspicious activity, backups of configuration and help when needed.
For offices and branches of any size, shops and warehouses that use MikroTik or FortiGate — or plan to.
Yes. We start with an audit of the current configuration and then correct it step by step, without unnecessary downtime.
MikroTik is cost-effective and flexible for routing and VPN; FortiGate adds security services such as IPS, web filtering and central management. We recommend based on your size, risks and budget.
Yes, with site-to-site VPN between offices, warehouses and shops, including access to 1C and file servers.
Critical security updates as soon as possible, others in planned maintenance windows. Under a support agreement we track advisories for you.
Guests, cameras, printers and the accounting server on the same network? Segmentation stops one infected device from reaching everything.
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