Secure networks
Segregated networks for staff, public and operational systems, designed and evidenced for the assurance requirements behind them.
SECTOR 06
Public money.
Public scrutiny.
Secure, accessible technology for councils and public bodies, across civic buildings, libraries, depots and customer-facing services.
- Civic buildings
- Libraries
- Public access
- Secure networks
OVERVIEW
One estate,
a dozen kinds of building.
A council estate is not one building type. It is a civic centre, a library, a leisure centre, a depot, a set of listed buildings that cannot be drilled, and a customer-facing office where residents are queuing.
The technology has to be secure enough for the data behind it and accessible enough for whoever walks in, and both of those are auditable. We work to that, and to a procurement process that expects the cost, the plan and the evidence in writing before anything is ordered.
What the
estate needs.
Public access technology
Library terminals, self-service points and customer-facing kiosks, built to be used by anybody and abused by some.
Meeting and chamber AV
Council chamber, committee room and hybrid meeting technology, including the webcast that has to work in public.
Heritage and constrained buildings
Cabling and mounting solutions for buildings where the usual answer is not permitted.
Refresh and disposal
End-of-life replacement with secure data destruction and certified disposal, documented for audit.
Procurement-ready documentation
Specifications, costs and plans in the form a committee can approve and an auditor can follow.
- Documented designs and priced options
- Security segregation you can evidence
- Accessibility considered at design, not retrofit
- Works planned around public opening hours
- Certified disposal with an audit trail
- Support cover across a mixed building estate
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