Four operational business lines and two engineering services

Continuous monitoring of network and services, incident lifecycle management and severity-based escalation.

Security event correlation, threat detection, incident response and reporting.

An AI inside the NOC/SOC team: continuous analysis, anomaly assessment and action within predefined rights.

Change management, patching, configuration versioning, capacity and day-to-day operations.

Servers, virtualization, applications and environmental sensors on one metric backend.

SNMP polling, synthetic checks and routing state on a single dashboard.

gNMI and model-driven telemetry for high-frequency metrics — complementing SNMP, not replacing it.

Per-circuit monitoring for every business customer — traffic, committed-rate usage, stability and history.

NetFlow, IPFIX and sFlow — traffic visibility, peering analysis and cost optimisation.

Centralised syslog, application logs, indexing and long-term retention.

Event correlation, detection rules, audit trail and compliance reporting.

L2/L3 design, BGP/OSPF, MPLS, SD-WAN, wireless and migrations.

Fabric design, distributed storage, HA and provisioning automation.

Proxmox/KVM and VMware clusters, migration, backup and tested recovery.

CI/CD, containerisation, IaC and environment standardisation.

Internal platforms, self-service environments and operational tooling.

Ansible, API integrations, billing and provisioning automation.

Centralised IPAM: IPv4/IPv6 space, VLAN domains, VRFs and subnet hierarchy in one searchable system.

Site-to-site and remote-access VPN — IPsec, L2TP/IPsec, SSTP and WireGuard, with centralised peer management.

In-house systems for the NOC: monitoring consoles, incident views and diagnostic tooling.

Subscriber, tariff and service management, wired into network provisioning.

Customer self-service portals and internal dashboards on real data.

Connecting systems: billing, monitoring, IPAM, ticketing and payments.