AIR-GAPPED NETWORKS
When isolation is part of the architecture.
Engineer isolated environments with controlled administration, updates and data transfer.
Discuss your projectENGINEERING PERSPECTIVE
Architecture that stands up in practice.
A physical air gap is different from logical segmentation. Neither removes the need for security controls. We define transfer approval, scanning, custody and audit procedures alongside offline patching, recovery and privileged access.
Serving organizations across India, including Punjab, Ludhiana, Mohali and Chandigarh.
WHERE IT FITS
Restricted research, industrial and other sensitive computing environments.
Physical isolation
Privileged administration
Controlled data transfer
Offline updates
Media governance
Offline backup and logging
REFERENCE ARCHITECTURECOMPUTE + FABRIC
GPU compute
GPU compute
Storage
Leaf fabricCapacity · congestion · resilience
Spine layer
Peer leafs
Management
Conceptual leaf-spine connectivity. Compute, storage and management paths require workload-specific design.
WHAT THE ENGAGEMENT PRODUCES
Decisions made clear.
Delivery made practical.
Media and update procedures
Offline recovery and operational runbooks
HOW WE ENGAGE
From assessment
to operational handover.
We agree scope and acceptance criteria, validate the design in a pilot, control the implementation and document the environment for the people who run it.
Understand
Review the current environment and business priorities.
Design & validate
Resolve dependencies, test assumptions and plan change.
Deliver & hand over
Implement the agreed scope, validate outcomes and transfer knowledge.
CONNECTED EXPERTISE
Think beyond one platform.
SPECIALIST SOLUTIONS
Backup & Cyber Resilience
Design recovery around application priorities, realistic targets and tested restores.
Explore solutionNETWORKS
Firewalls
Design and operate network security controls with clear intent, visibility and lifecycle ownership.
Explore solutionCYBER
Cybersecurity
Build defence in depth across identity, endpoints, networks, applications and data.
Explore solutionYOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Let’s build
what comes next.
Bring us your infrastructure challenge.
We’ll start with the right questions.