Starlink satellite failover, dual-WAN design and a branch-in-a-box kit for temporary sites — built so a single ISP outage never takes your whole operation offline.
Not a second internet line sitting unused — a system that switches over automatically and gets tested before we leave.
Satellite backup connectivity that takes over automatically the moment your primary line drops, tested at setup so it isn't a surprise the first time you need it.
Two independent internet paths on one firewall, load-balanced or failover-only depending on what your operation needs.
A pre-configured kit — router, Wi-Fi, switch — that gets a temporary office or event site online in under an hour, no on-site engineer required.
Resilience that hasn't been tested isn't resilience — it's a guess.
We look at what happens today when your primary line drops — usually nothing good — and map what resilience actually costs versus what an outage costs you.
Starlink, a second ISP, or both, wired into a dual-WAN setup that switches over automatically.
We simulate an outage on-site before we leave, so failover is proven, not assumed.
Both links are watched; you're told about a failover event, not left to notice it yourself.
A dropped line is an inconvenience for some businesses and a lost sale for others.
Automatic, typically seconds — no one has to notice or act for the switch to happen.
It can, though most sites use it as failover behind a wired primary. We'll tell you honestly which setup suits your location.
A pre-configured router, switch and Wi-Fi access point sized to the site — plug in power and it's online.
No — most of this work is retrofitted onto an existing office that currently has a single point of failure.
Share your current connectivity setup and we'll scope what resilience makes sense — no pressure, no script.