Networks & Security
Control how systems connect, who can reach them and how remote access is secured. Axxis manages the network your business runs on and hardens it so it stays predictable.
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Business problems
When the network gets in the way.
Office PCs, servers, cameras and guest devices all share one flat network.
We segment the network with VLANs and firewall rules, so systems only reach what they need.
Remote access was set up quickly and never revisited.
We replace ad-hoc remote access with managed VPN connections and clear, documented access rules.
Slowdowns and outages with no clear cause.
We trace issues through routing, switching, DNS and DHCP, and document the network so the next problem is faster to find.
Several locations need to work as one.
We connect sites and remote systems through site-to-site VPN with consistent addressing and routing.
Core services
Run it, secure it, connect it.
Day-to-day network management, or a defined project to fix, secure or extend what you have.
Network Management & Administration
Axxis runs your network day to day.
Managed, or co-managed with your IT team.
Configuration, changes, monitoring and troubleshooting of routers, switches, firewalls and core network services.
Secure Remote Access & VPN
Axxis designs how people and sites connect.
For remote staff, branch locations and vendors.
VPN design and deployment with WireGuard or OpenVPN, access rules, and a clear record of who can reach what.
Network Security & Hardening
Axxis reduces what is exposed.
For networks that grew without a security plan.
Firewall policy review, segmentation, removal of unnecessary exposure and secure configuration of network services.
Network Assessment & Remediation
Axxis finds and fixes weak points.
Before an expansion or move, or after recurring problems.
A structured review of topology, configuration and access, followed by prioritized fixes.
Technical scope
What we work with.
The building blocks of a business network, from the core to the connection points outside the office.
Security, as we use the term here, covers how your infrastructure is built, segmented and accessed. It is not a substitute for a dedicated security-operations or penetration-testing provider.
- Core network
- Routing
- Switching
- VLANs
- DNS
- DHCP
- Perimeter
- Firewalls
- NAT
- Access control
- Remote access
- VPN
- WireGuard
- OpenVPN
- TLS
- Design
- Network segmentation
- Site-to-site connectivity
- Operations
- Monitoring
- Troubleshooting
- Documentation
Typical projects
Where this work usually starts.
Segmenting an office network
Situation
Workstations, servers, printers, cameras and guest Wi-Fi all share one network.
What the work involves
- Map devices and the traffic that must be allowed
- Design VLANs and firewall rules
- Implement in stages to avoid disruption
- Document the final layout
Replacing ad-hoc remote access
Situation
Staff reach office systems through port forwards and a mix of remote-control tools.
What the work involves
- Inventory what is exposed today
- Deploy a managed VPN (WireGuard or OpenVPN)
- Close unnecessary exposure
- Give users simple, documented access
Connecting business locations
Situation
A second office or remote site needs access to the same servers and applications.
What the work involves
- Plan addressing and routing between sites
- Deploy site-to-site VPN
- Test access and failure behavior
- Document and monitor the links
Next step
Let’s map how your systems connect.
Whether it’s a slow network, risky remote access or a new location, start with a conversation.
Thinking Outside the Box.