The problem
The environment had grown by accumulation. Remote access was fragile, backups were unproven, and nobody wanted to be the person who touched the oldest servers.
Infrastructure · Security · Cloud
The environment had grown by accumulation. Remote access was fragile, backups were unproven, and nobody wanted to be the person who touched the oldest servers.
We rebuilt the estate around a clear architecture: what had to stay on-site, what belonged in the cloud, how people would connect, and how the business would recover if a site or system failed.
Staff could work reliably from anywhere, the security posture was no longer accidental, and disaster recovery became a tested process rather than a hopeful assumption.
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