Network & Security
Network Audit
Our
Network Audit Service is based on a methodology built around the best
practices. Our
consultants have access to the most technologically advanced tools
such as the Fluke DTX-1800. The aim of the audit is to assess the health and
performance of the existing networks (LAN, WAN, Extranet and Internet), before providing recommendations that will improve the
current infrastructure in terms of Reliability, Performance,
Security, Quality of Service, Scalability and Manageability. network
topology - LAN and WAN; network
protocols - routing, switching, VoIP, VPN; addressing
schemes; security
systems - policies, strategy, equipment; application
- bandwidth usage, Internet; quality
of service configuration, particularly if VoIP is being used; network
management system - Fault, Performance, Accounting, Configuration,
Security.
See also our Cisco Training and Frame Relay Training. Client reference “Skilled consultants that
are always available; a backline team who is ready to help the
consultant if the need should arise, seven days a week”
The
first step consists of an assessment of the global network
infrastructure. Its objective is to characterize the network in terms
of performance, traffic flows, utilization of LAN and WAN links,
reliability and scalability design. It focuses on two
areas: nontechnical and technical.
The
nontechnical aspect is aimed at gathering information of the
organization's business goals, business type, IT staffing and
administrative policies.
The
technical aspect characterizes and documents the current network
infrastructure. It covers the following areas:
The
report of this first step will also
contain a list of all identified problems, design concerns and
recommendations on areas of improvements.
The
second step consists of designing the solutions that address the
issues identified in the first step.
(Francis BAIRE, Chief
Information Officer, Banque de Kigali, Kigali/RWANDA)
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