A mixed environment got a practical segmentation plan without being told to start over.
This anonymized engagement sits inside the Network and Systems Security Review. The real problem was trust boundaries, vendor paths, and layout clarity across office, camera, and connected systems.
Office workstations, wireless networks, cameras, vendor-access systems, and connected devices had been added over time without a clean separation plan. Remote access had expanded, vendor accounts were still active, and nobody had a clear picture of what should talk to what.
The team did not need a dramatic rebuild. It needed a clearer answer to which systems belonged together, which trust relationships were unnecessary, and which quick wins would reduce exposure without disrupting operations.
Reviewed the current network layout, internet-facing services, and remote access setup across office and shop functions.
Mapped the systems that needed stronger separation between office users, cameras, vendor access, and connected devices.
Flagged weak points around MFA, password hygiene, and over-permissive access while keeping the plan matched to the current environment.
"We had office systems, cameras, and connected devices sharing the same network. Their assessment gave us a segmentation plan we could actually implement with the gear we already owned."Facilities Manager | Commercial Services Firm, PA
If your environment has office systems, Wi-Fi, cameras, vendor connections, and connected devices layered together over time, start with the Network and Systems Security Review.