We work with companies of five to fifty people whose infrastructure grew organically — a server here, a NAS there, a router nobody has touched in three years. We don't sell digital transformation. We make things work and keep working when something fails.
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Backup & disaster recovery
Three-tier backup: local on a Synology or QNAP NAS, offsite in the cloud on Wasabi, and immutable snapshots that withstand ransomware. We define RPO and RTO — how much data you can afford to lose and how long you can be down — before we propose anything.
We test restores. A backup that has never been restored is an assumption, not a safeguard.
Particular care where there are legal data retention obligations and where a leak means notifying the data protection authority.
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Cybersecurity
An audit of your existing infrastructure: what is exposed to the internet, what no longer gets updates, who has access to what and why.
Then hardening where it matters — network segmentation, two-factor authentication, least privilege, encryption.
We don't sell fear. Often the audit concludes that three things matter and the rest can wait.
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IT management
Monitoring, updates, fixes. For companies that don't need a full-time IT person but do need someone to respond when something stops working.
We document what we manage. If you change providers tomorrow, you leave with the documentation, not a black box.
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Infrastructure & virtualisation
Design and management on Proxmox, VMware, AWS and Azure. With Terraform where the infrastructure deserves to be described in code, so it can be rebuilt identically after an incident.
The hot topic is migrating off VMware, after licence costs multiplied at the 2026 renewals. It's not a move we recommend by default — it depends on what you run and who manages it.
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Networking & firewalls
We design and manage networks with Mikrotik, Cisco and Fortinet: VLAN segmentation, site-to-site links, and firewall rules that the person who wrote them actually understands.
The choice between cheap, well-managed hardware and a subscription appliance depends on who looks after it after installation — not on the spec sheet.
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Secure access
Remote access without exposing your network: applications published individually, with authentication before traffic reaches the server, instead of a VPN that opens up everything.
Especially useful for external collaborators — the accountant who logs in once a month doesn't need an account on your network.
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Questions we get often
Do you work with small companies too, under ten people?
Yes, that's the profile we work with most often. A five-person company has the same legal data obligations as a fifty-person one, but no IT department. The difference is that the solution has to be proportionate — there's no point proposing enterprise architecture to a notary's office.
How much does it cost?
It depends too much on the situation to give a number here without being misleading. What we can say is how it's structured: an upfront part for hardware and setup, and a recurring part for management and cloud storage. The initial assessment is free and ends with a concrete budget, not a vague range.
We already have an IT provider. Can you work together?
Yes. We often work on just one layer — backup, security or network — without touching the rest. We document what we do so that whoever manages the rest of the infrastructure knows exactly what changed.
Do you need to come on site?
For hardware installations, yes. Most other work is done remotely. We work across Romania, not just around Suceava.
What happens if we want to end the collaboration?
You leave with the documentation and the access. We don't use configurations only we understand, and we don't hold the passwords to your own infrastructure hostage. We consider this basic practice, but it's worth saying explicitly because it isn't universal.
What certifications do you have?
SISO accredited, HashiCorp Terraform Certified, Wasabi certified technician. Plus 12 years of hands-on work in IT and security — the part that can't be certified but shows.