Do you know your IT infrastructure in detail?

It is necessary to audit IT resources at least once or twice a year to ensure that the company's IT infrastructure is functioning properly, free of bottlenecks, vulnerabilities, etc.
Without a comprehensive IT audit, a company should prepare itself to encounter severe problems in day-to-day operations. One of the network components might one day stop responding or slow down, and employees might not be able to do their work on time. This could drastically reduce business performance and bring down the very security of your infrastructure and data, with the risk of an information hemorrhage or, even more drastically, an attack.

What components does the IT audit include?

The first and foremost part of the checklist of an IT audit is the so-called IT inventory process, in which various information on the company's IT infrastructure is collected. During this process, the corporate IT team collects and updates information on the computers, networked devices, and peripherals included in the IT infrastructure. This way, the detailed software and hardware characteristics of each computing device or component in the network are extracted. After gathering this information and having the complete picture of the company's IT resources, decisions can be made on improving the network, upgrading components that need updating, and much more.

Why is it important? What are the risks?

Thanks to a thorough IT Assessment, it will be possible to identify problems and weaknesses in the IT infrastructure, implement IT security, increase performance and decrease costs.
You can learn about and avoid risks resulting from the lack of a Disaster Recovery plan, backup errors, security shortcomings, hardware failures and expired or unneeded software licences, which could lead to production downtime, data loss and unnecessary costs.

What can we offer you?

Initial analysis

Project proposal

Facilitation application

Implementation (through controlled suppliers)

Mangement

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