Most offices have remote access that grew by accident: a VPN account for a contractor who left two years ago, a shared password sitting in an email thread, half the staff on MFA and the rest not. We replace that mess with one clean way in — a VPN with MFA — where every person has their own login, permissions match what they need, and nothing is left open that should not be.
25+ years in network engineering · 200+ businesses & homes served · 5.0★ on Google · Owner-operated in Los Angeles
The goal is one clean way in your staff can actually use without calling for help — and a network you’re not nervous about. We document who can reach what and why, so access stays clean as people join and leave.
What this service includes
- VPN setup or repair on the firewall your office already runs
- MFA on every remote login — no exceptions, no workarounds
- Permission cleanup so each person reaches only the systems they need
- Fixing access that works for one person and fails for others — inconsistent accounts, devices, and policies
- A clear record of who has access, so departures and new hires stop being security holes
Problems we fix
- Remote access scattered across VPNs, RDP, and cloud logins with no single front door
- Shared logins and stale accounts from people who left long ago
- MFA missing, half-deployed, or driving everyone crazy
- Access that works on one device but not another, for no documented reason
- Open ports and exposed services left over from years ago
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Platforms and environments
We configure and repair VPNs on the firewalls offices already run — Fortinet, SonicWall, Meraki, UniFi, and pfSense — and pair them with MFA from Microsoft or Google, so a stolen password is not enough to get in.
Frequently asked questions
Why not just use the VPN that came with our router or firewall?
We might keep it — if it is configured correctly, has MFA, and holds connections. But in most offices the built-in VPN was half-configured, has no MFA, or drops constantly. We test what you have before recommending anything.
Will MFA slow everyone down?
No. A properly set-up MFA adds a few seconds to a login, and it stops the single most common way small offices get broken into — a password that leaked, was guessed, or got phished. The resistance usually lasts about a day.
Can you lock down access without breaking people’s workflows?
That is the point. We map out who needs what first, then tighten permissions around real work — so people keep getting their jobs done and nothing extraneous stays open.
The experience behind it
We have built access controls for studios where content protection is contractual — per-user logins, MFA everywhere, and permissions that get reviewed when people join and leave. You work directly with the specialist who designs it, 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.