Secure Wi-Fi as a Service

As a managed service provider we provide secure and reliable wireless networking for organizations.

Our service includes features and protocols aimed at enhancing the management and security of Wi-Fi networks.

Here are some key aspects we focus on when providing Connectivity as a Service:

WiFi Planning:

Site Survey:
  • Conduct a thorough site survey to understand the layout, physical obstacles, and potential sources of interference in the area where the WiFi network will be deployed.
  • Identify areas with high user density and specific requirements for network coverage.
Frequency Band Selection:
  • Choose the appropriate frequency band (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz) based on the specific needs of your network.
  • 5 GHz is generally less congested but has a shorter range, while 2.4 GHz has better range but is more susceptible to interference.
Channel Planning:
  • Avoid interference by selecting non-overlapping channels.
  • Use channel bonding in the 5 GHz band for increased bandwidth.
Device Density and Capacity Planning:
  • Consider the number of devices that will connect to the network and plan for sufficient capacity.
  • Use access points with advanced features such as MU-MIMO (Multiple User, Multiple Input, Multiple Output) to handle multiple connections simultaneously.
Signal Strength and Coverage:
  • Ensure adequate signal strength throughout the desired coverage area.
  • Use tools like heatmaps to visualize signal strength and identify areas with potential dead zones.
Quality of Service (QoS):
  • Implement QoS settings to prioritize traffic and ensure a reliable connection for critical applications.
Power and Placement of Access Points:
  • Ensure proper placement of access points to provide uniform coverage.
  • Consider factors like power over Ethernet (PoE) for ease of installation.
Future Expansion:
  • Plan for scalability and future expansion by considering potential changes in user density and technology advancements.
Monitoring and Optimization:
  • Set up monitoring tools to track the performance of the WiFi network.
  • Regularly optimize the network based on usage patterns and performance metrics.
Compliance with Regulations:
  • Ensure compliance with local regulations regarding WiFi frequencies and transmit power.

WiFi Security:

Authentication Mechanisms:
  • Robust authentication methods, including WPA3-Enterprise, which involves using more secure authentication mechanisms like 802.1X/EAP (Extensible Authentication Protocol).
Network Segmentation:
  • Segmentation of the Wi-Fi network into different VLANs (Virtual Local Area Networks) to isolate and protect sensitive data and devices from unauthorized access.
Intrusion Detection and Prevention:
  • Integration of intrusion detection and prevention systems to monitor and respond to potential security threats in real time.
User Access Controls:
  • User access controls and policies to manage and restrict access based on user roles, ensuring that only authorized individuals can connect to the network.
Device Profiling:
  • The ability to profile and identify devices connecting to the network, enabling administrators to manage and control different types of devices.
Cloud-Based Management:
  • Cloud-based management platforms that allow administrators to centrally monitor, configure, and update Wi-Fi security settings across multiple locations.
Regular Security Audits:
  • Conducting regular security audits and vulnerability assessments to identify and address potential weaknesses in the Wi-Fi infrastructure.
Threat Intelligence Integration:
  • Integration with threat intelligence feeds to stay updated on the latest security threats and vulnerabilities.
Guest Network Isolation:
  • Provision of separate guest networks with isolation from the main corporate network, ensuring that guest devices do not pose a security risk to internal systems.
Compliance with Standards:
  • Adherence to industry standards and compliance requirements, such as PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) or HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act), depending on the organization's needs.
Regular Software Updates:
  • Timely application of firmware and software updates to patch known vulnerabilities and enhance the overall security of the Wi-Fi infrastructure.

By offering Secure Wi-Fi as a Service, we aim to simplify the management of Wi-Fi security for organizations, allowing them to focus on their core business while ensuring a high level of protection against various cyber threats.