Remote access is where we find the most damage on client networks: a remote-desktop port opened to the internet in 2019 and forgotten, the office manager’s laptop with every shared drive mapped, a “temporary” VPN the staff stopped using because it dropped on hotel Wi-Fi. And when the VPN is too painful to use, people email files to personal accounts — which defeats the whole point of securing the network in the first place.
25+ years in network engineering · 200+ businesses & homes served · 5.0★ on Google · Owner-operated in Los Angeles
The goal is remote access your team uses: files, applications, and internal systems reachable from anywhere over an encrypted tunnel, multi-factor authentication on the front door, and every permission documented for whoever administers it next.
What this service includes
- VPN setup or repair on the firewall you already own — IPsec and SSL tunnels built to survive hotel Wi-Fi, hotspots, and home networks
- Multi-factor authentication on every remote-access login, so a stolen password stops at the door
- Replacing open RDP ports, port-forwarding, and shared logins with real per-user access controls
- Site-to-site tunnels between offices, warehouses, or studios that need to behave like one network
- User permissions cleaned up — staff see what they need and nothing more
Problems we fix
- A VPN that drops, crawls, or refuses to connect on certain networks
- Remote Desktop published straight to the internet — one of the most attacked setups we see
- Site-to-site links between offices that flap or crawl
- Staff emailing files to personal accounts because remote access is unusable
- VPN users with full network access to servers they don’t use
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Platforms and environments
We set VPNs up on the firewalls businesses already run — Fortinet, SonicWall, UniFi, Meraki, and pfSense — paired with multi-factor authentication through your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace accounts. We work in small offices, studios, professional practices, and premium homes with staff who work from anywhere.
Frequently asked questions
Do we need a VPN, or is our remote desktop setup fine?
If your remote desktop is reachable from the internet, a VPN with MFA is the honest minimum — it is the setup we see attacked most. We will tell you plainly if your existing arrangement is already sound.
Can you fix our existing VPN instead of replacing it?
Usually yes. Most VPN pain comes from misconfigured firewall rules, expired certificates, or an underpowered box — we repair what is there before recommending replacement.
Will our staff actually use it?
That is the test. We check the VPN from real-world networks — hotel Wi-Fi, hotspots — and set it up to reconnect on its own, so remote access is the easy path, not the one people route around.
The experience behind it
We have built and repaired VPNs for studios and their satellite offices — tunnels that hold up on hotel Wi-Fi, and site-to-site links that behave like one network. You work directly with the specialist who builds the tunnel, not a call center reading from a script.
Ready to get started? Book online — pricing shown up front — or call and talk directly with the person who does the work.