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Enterprise networking for multi-site Indian organisations.

Enterprise networking for Indian organisations running more sites than their network was designed for. NetScale designs, implements and supports LAN, WAN and Wi-Fi across single and multi-site estates, with segmentation built in as a security control. Change management keeps the design true after go-live, and configurations and credentials are handed over as yours.

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One standard design across three sitesA head office and two branches connect to one core. From the core, traffic reaches separate segments for staff and for servers. Traffic from guest Wi-Fi is stopped at the segment boundary before it reaches the servers.Head officeBranchBranchCore, one designStaffServersGuest Wi-FiStopped at the boundary
One standard design at every site. Segments limit how far a compromise reaches.

What it is

Enterprise Networking

Enterprise networking is the LAN, WAN and Wi-Fi that connect people, sites and systems.

NetScale designs it once and rolls it out as one standard across every site, with segmentation built in as a security control. Change management keeps the design true after go-live: every change is recorded, tested and reversible.

The perimeter, its rule base and its AMC sit under Firewall and network security.

Zero trust across identity, network and cloud sits under Security architecture and GRC.

A new office or GCC floor, built to its opening date, sits under New office and GCC floor IT.

What it covers

  • LAN, WAN & Wi-Fi design
  • Single & multi-site rollout
  • Disciplined change management
  • Ongoing support
Enterprise networking

Sound familiar?

  • 01

    Each site has a different vendor. Every outage starts with working out who to call. How long did the last one take to fix?

    Our answer: Ongoing support

  • 02

    Changes are made at each site by whoever is on call. Who holds the current configuration?

    Our answer: Disciplined change management

  • 03

    Every device on the network can reach every server. Where would a compromise stop?

    Our answer: Segmentation as a security control

  • 04

    Wi-Fi was planned for day-one headcount. How many devices does it carry now?

    Our answer: Enterprise networking

Enterprise networking

What we do.

LAN, WAN and Wi-Fi design, implementation and support across single and multi-site environments, with disciplined change management.

  1. 01

    Single and multi-site rollout

    Phased rollout site by site, each tested and signed off, with the standard design carried to every location.

  2. 02

    Disciplined change management

    Every change recorded, tested and reversible, with configurations backed up before and after, so the network on file matches the network that runs.

  3. 03

    Segmentation as a security control

    Network segmentation designed with the security practice, limiting how far a compromise at one site or on one device can reach.

  4. 04

    Ongoing support

    Monitoring, firmware and OEM renewals, and one escalation path for every site, in support windows and response times agreed in writing.

Enterprise networking

How an engagement runs.

Each phase adds a layer to the same three sites.

A plan of three sites on one network, each site supported by its own vendor. Assess marks: one link into site 1; no segmentation. Deliver adds: firewall at each site; zones, one design. Operate adds: every device monitored; runbooks handed over.
Plan: three sites, one networkSelect a phase to isolate it

You can stop at any phase boundary. The assessment is free, and each phase is priced in writing before it starts.How we engage

Enterprise networking

India specifics and cost.

India specifics

What drives the cost

  1. 01

    Site count, site size and whether each site gets the standard design or keeps existing equipment.

  2. 02

    WAN model: MPLS, internet with SD-WAN, or a mix.

  3. 03

    Wi-Fi density and the number of device classes to separate.

  4. 04

    Firewall estate: designed with the segmentation, or already in place.

Enterprise networking

Work we can show you.

The most relevant engagement, with its numbers. Client names and the full write-up are shared in conversation.

Software and IT consulting · Bengaluru

Workplace as a service

How a global brand’s new technology company in Bengaluru got a complete, secure office IT setup and a managed service from day one, with delivery scheduled at three months from order.

36months
Managed service on one monthly fee
3months
Full environment, scheduled from order
30min
Response for critical incidents

The technology we run for this

  • CiscoNetworking, switching and wireless
  • Juniper NetworksRouting, switching and data centre fabric
  • FortinetFirewalls and secure networking
  • Palo Alto NetworksNext-generation firewalls and cloud security
Certifications and technology

Can you take over a network that several vendors built?

Yes. We document what is there, identify the risks and agree a standard design to roll out site by site. Existing equipment stays where it meets the design; you are not asked to replace everything. One escalation path covers every site, whichever vendor installed it.

Should we move from MPLS to SD-WAN?

It depends on what each site runs and how much it relies on the link. Some estates keep MPLS for a few critical sites and use internet links with SD-WAN for the rest. The assessment maps each site’s traffic and contracts, and the recommendation comes in writing.

How does network segmentation help with security and audits?

It limits how far a compromise can spread, and it draws a clear boundary around personal data and critical systems that auditors can check. We design segmentation together with the firewalls, so each boundary is enforced, logged and documented, and the documentation is handed over as yours.

What does disciplined change management mean for our network?

Every change is recorded, tested and reversible before it goes in. Each one has a reason, an owner, a rollback step and a window agreed with the site. Configurations are backed up before and after, so the design on file matches the network that runs.

Who do we call when a site goes down?

An engineer, on the escalation path agreed in writing before we start. Not a ticket queue. Every account is documented and paired, so no site depends on a single NetScale engineer. The support window and response times for each site are written into the contract.

Book a network assessment.

It costs nothing and commits you to nothing. You get a written list of where your IT environment is exposed, and your team can act on it with or without us.

What we put in writing

  1. The written findings are yours whether we ever work together or not.
  2. Each phase is fixed-scope and signed off separately.
  3. You can stop at any phase boundary.
  4. Runbooks, configurations and credentials are yours.