What We Do

Availability

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery

Your data is your company’s life. Our team can help you define Recovery Point Objectives (RPO) and Recovery Time Objectives (RTO) in addition to the plans needed to meet those objectives. If a disaster has occurred our team works with you to get all of your important IT infrastructure and operations up and running following an outage. After crisis stabilization and recovery, we focus on business continuity, so we get the entire business back to full functionality post event.

Assessments, Design and Implementation

Our Assessments are structured to help you optimize the performance, value and scalability throughout the IT lifecycle. We establish redundant components to manage maintenance as well as critical events. We assess your operations to reduce the risk of human error and maximize utilization. Because we listen, we develop the right IT solution for your business.

Enterprise Architecture

In order for Information Technology to positively impact complex business operations a well-defined practice for conducting enterprise analysis, design, planning, and implementation is necessary. We use a comprehensive approach for the successful development and execution of business strategies. By performing the needed analysis of business structure and processes, your business operations goals of effectiveness, efficiency, agility, and availability are achieved.

Access

Data Center Networks

Today’s data center networks require lower latency and higher bandwidth than ever before. This has been fueled by consolidated workloads due to virtualization, transition of block storage from fiber channel to Ethernet, and live state system migrations to name just a few. Increased demands of the online nature of business have placed more security requirements on data center networks. Integration of on-premise data center networks with the cloud titans have also become the norm.

Campus Networks

Campus networks connect your employees and office productivity devices to the services and resources available on your organization’s internal network. With the proliferation of IoT technologies like security camera systems, door badge access systems, and other devices that transitioned from dedicated wired infrastructure to Ethernet, contemporary campus networks have had to change. They must be more reliable, easier to manage, higher performing, and more secure than the traditional campus network of only 5 years ago.

Software-Defined Networking

Networks have historically been viewed as a set of hardware devices that are independently configured to connect various hosts to one another as well as to the internet. While this model is still common today, it places a high burden on IT teams to keep them updated, upgraded, and configured to meet requirements of the business. Software-Defined Networking (SDN) enables more dynamic configuration and deployment, provides native monitoring and traffic visibility, and allows the intent of the business to be more easily met. It also enables IT teams to decouple physical assets from the infrastructure and can be an essential part of adopting cloud-based infrastructure. Our experienced team can point you in the right direction towards SDN, help you implement and integrate it, and help keep it optimized across its lifespan.

Wide Area Networks

Historically, Wide Area Networks (WANs) have connected organization’s remote offices and remote employees to the systems that they depend upon to support the business. As more services move out from company data centers and into cloud services, these WAN architectures find themselves addressing network traffic patterns that don’t meet today’s data flows. They are also operationally complex to manage and can sacrifice reliability for reduced cost. Contemporary WAN designs incorporate the ability to reach both externally and internally provided services, and can do so with reduced costs, improved reliability, and superior security when compared to their legacy counterparts. Our experienced team can point you in the right direction towards a modern WAN, help you implement and integrate it, and help keep it optimized across its lifespan.

Authorization

Audit Remediation

Organizations that are subject to industry and regulatory standards compliance stand routine audits to determine how effective their controls are at meeting those standards. Nomadic IT helps organizations meet and exceed standards around PCI, SSAE, HIPAA, and NCUA as well as address deficiencies uncovered during audits.

Software as a Service Security

Today, virtually every organization takes advantage of some form of Software as a Service (SaaS). Common SaaS products such as SalesForce, Office 365, and Box.com have allowed organizations to benefit from the consumption of these services without the burden of managing the underlying infrastructure and systems. The advantages provided through SaaS usage could unfortunately come at the cost of the organization’s ability to ensure their use is done securely. The very nature of SaaS has pushed the boundaries of an organization’s ability to adopt effective strategies and tools to protect itself from intentional and unintentional abuse. Nomadic IT can help organizations bring visibility to how SaaS may impact information security. We also can give companies control over the security of many SaaS products to ensure information security is not a casualty in the never-ending struggle to bring competitive advantage to the business.

Firewalls

More than just access control lists, next generation firewalls (NGFWs) can detect threats and even act automatically to protect the organization’s interests against malicious activity. NGFWs can be deployed at the edge of networks at the perimeter of public and internal networks, within private networks, and even at endpoints. NGFWs can be hardware appliances, virtual appliances, and even cloud services. Our experienced team help you to find the best ways to leverage NFGWs to improve your organization’s information security.

Endpoint Protection

Most threats to the information assets of a company may take place across a network, but the targets are frequently the endpoints. This is because the endpoints house the information and other resources that a malicious actor wants to exploit. Nomadic IT recognizes this reality, and we incorporate methods that bring machine learning and artificial intelligence to endpoints. This allows our customers’ systems to recognize threats in real time and take appropriate steps to protect what matters.