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Virtual Private Network - VPN  

 Infrastructure - Virtual Private Networks

Do you need connect multiple sites together or access the office remotely?

A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is a private communications network built using firewalls and encryption technologies and can pull geographically separated networks together using the public Internet as a transport mechanism.

The solution in business terms can connect company offices, home-workers and mobile workers together forming one network enabling staff to access email, the company intranet, applications and data. VPN solutions are scalable from a simple home-office, branch office to HQ, multi-site companies to global world wide VPN’s.

Our portfolio of VPN products includes solutions for small to medium sized businesses either as a fully managed service or as an installation and ad-hoc support solution.

Business Benefits:-

Hytec’s cost effective VPN solutions offer small and medium sized businesses the same technologies normally only seen in large companies, deployed as a managed service leaves you to concentrate on running your business whilst Hytec look after your VPN.

  • Increases communications by connecting your branches, sites, home-workers and mobile workers into a single network & allowing access to email & central data ensuring your team is always working together
  • Secure cost effective method of connecting locations together compared with expensive leased circuits
  • Solutions are scalable from a single site with remote access to multi branch businesses
  • Our solutions are flexible even to the point of being able to deploy temporary VPN connections to temporary sites; we’ll manage the process for you
  • The flexibility allows staff to be located anyway whilst still having access to the data they require to accomplish their duties
  • Flexibility allows the company to offer home-working thus improving the flexibility of staff whilst reducing the company’s carbon footprint

The network and its services are the backbone to all interconnected IT systems, the benefits of getting this infrastructure right will be apparent in the stability and performance of core systems and applications as well as ensuring your data is stored securely and accessible by those with the correct permissions.

Need to know more about VPN's?

Use the Actions selections at the right hand top side of the page to obtain further information about our Virual Private Network solutions or contact us now to discuss how we can help you and your business, we’ll even call you back at a time convenient to yourself.

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