Business Telecoms & IT in Stevenage

Careful, and the customer usually sets the bar rather than us. Segmented networks, monitored firewalls, controlled and reviewed access, and documentation showing what is configured. Where a contract carries a formal standard we build to that standard rather than to a general view of good practice, and we want sight of it before quoting rather than after.

Generally yes, and you should expect that. Planned estates were built with ducting and structured routes, so lead times tend to be shorter and installs less intrusive than in converted stock. It is still worth checking the specific unit rather than the estate, because shared buildings and later subdivisions vary considerably.

Usually segmentation and documented access control, because customers in these supply chains ask you to demonstrate them rather than assert them, and that is generally configuration rather than new hardware. What we would not claim is competence in defence accreditation schemes themselves — where a requirement is genuinely about those, that is outside what we do and we would say so.