Frequently Asked Questions

A NOC (Network Operations Center) is a centralized team that monitors and manages your IT infrastructure 24/7. You need it to ensure maximum availability of your systems, proactively detect problems, and minimize downtime that can cost money and damage your reputation.

No company is too small. Cybercriminals often target small and medium-sized businesses because they assume they have fewer defenses. A security breach can be devastating for a business of any size.

Network engineering focuses on the design, construction, and implementation of network architecture. It is project-based work. The NOC, on the other hand, handles the ongoing operation and monitoring of that network once it is up and running, ensuring its performance and availability day by day.

A transition to IPv6 involves planning and executing the adoption of the new internet protocol on your network. Typically, it starts with a “dual-stack” strategy, where your network can communicate in both IPv4 and IPv6. This ensures compatibility with the entire internet while preparing your infrastructure for the future.

Virtualization allows you to run multiple “virtual” servers on a single physical server. This drastically reduces hardware costs, energy consumption, and physical space in your data center. It also simplifies management, saving time and personnel costs.