# Outdated Server Technology

Outdated server technology not only increases your vulnerability to cyber threats but can also hinder your organization’s growth and efficiency. Evaluating your current setup and understanding how to effectively consolidate, virtualize, and distribute your workloads can bring significant benefits.

# Upgrading Your Firewall

Upgrading your firewall goes beyond incorporating the latest security features. Outdated firewalls may limit your full internet bandwidth utilization, leaving valuable resources untapped.

# Importance of Managed Switches

As the traffic controllers of your network, switches are often unsung heroes of your IT operation. However, they are vital. Updating to managed switches in your network allows you to maximize data transfer speeds. Moreover, proper network segmentation with a managed switch can protect against widespread cyber attacks.

# Network Cabling

The network cabling hidden in your walls forms the critical transit system for your data. Whether you’re expanding, moving premises, or simply aiming to optimize your data throughput, updated network cabling can be the key.

# Efficient Wireless Access

With an increasing percentage of staff relying on laptops and mobile devices, efficient wireless access is crucial. The latest wireless technology can boost your organization’s productivity and fortify your defenses against cyber threats.

# Migrating Email to Cloud Services

In-house email servers can invite cyber attacks and add unnecessary overheads, particularly for remote workers. Migrating your email to a cloud service like Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace can be an effective solution.

# Centralizing Storage with SAN

Local storage on individual servers can limit your ability to distribute resources as your organization grows. A SAN solves this issue by centralizing storage and making it easier to allocate additional resources to servers as needed.

# Action Plan for Improvement

1. Identify gaps in your network infrastructure.
2. Prioritize the gaps between network segmentation and patches needed.
3. Implement a remediation plan to mitigate your gaps.