Network Audits

We can guarantee something better than the peace of mind – complete enterprise management for companies with a global footprint.

Networks are dynamic – A constant variable of change with new end points appearing and disconnecting continuously. A network map changes shape with the addition, removal or upgrade of a device, or installation or removal of software. Naturally, you want to know what’s connected to your network, and what software each device is running. Attempting to manually document these changes will prove both challenging and time-consuming. If you’ve fallen short in the documentation department or want a second opinion to spot check your current practices then you need a network audit from Ally Tech.

Our network audits are executed discretely and safely without interrupting staff. In particular, our network audits can provide numerous benefits including:

Security assessment of network infrastructure.
Best practices recommendations for volunteered compliance.
System security assessment per workstation with warranty check.
Network topology, layout and asset diagrams.
Discover performance enhancement by identifying network bottlenecks
Verify the accuracy of network documentation and assist with the creation of a Written Information Security Program or WISP.

Simply put, network auditing is a useful tool in maintaining your security and efficiency. By auditing your network regularly, we can help to ensure that your network is operating in accordance with internal policies, governing regulations and proactively manage necessary updates, replacements, access and more.

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In-depth Monitoring

System monitoring helps you recognize, diagnose, and detect problems in your system. Once the problem has been detected, you can set up an auto-remedial process to avert them in future. Internally, we collect actionable metrics to enhance overall system functionality. External monitoring can help retrieve black box data in case of an incident to understand what went wrong and how best to prepare for such instances in future. By monitoring the data, our clients are also able to track user behavior better through initialization and automated responses.