Firewall, Network & Software Services, Bangalore

What we do

What we build and run

Pick a service, or start with a free call and we will tell you what to do first.

Firewall & network security

Firewalls, VPN and secure access for offices, branches and remote staff, chosen with you and written down.

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Networking solutions

Wired and wireless networks and the links between sites, planned first, set up in stages and documented.

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Application development

Custom applications built around the way your business works, from a written scope to handover.

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Websites, e-commerce & ERP

Business websites, online stores and ERP systems, set up around your processes.

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IT setup & support

Day-1 setup for new teams, and an IT retainer for ongoing help from the same engineer.

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Cost, migration & monitoring

Cut licence costs, move off VMware or Splunk, and watch your systems with monitoring and tested backups.

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Start here

What do you need right now?

Pick the one that sounds like you. You can always talk to us about more than one.

I need a firewall or a network

A new office, a second site, or a firewall nobody has looked at in years. We choose, set up or review it, and write down how it works.

See firewall & networking

I need software, a website or ERP

Spreadsheets and manual steps holding you back, or a website, online store or ERP to set up. We write down what it must do before building anything.

See software & web

I’m starting up

A new company, first hires, and nothing set up yet. Or set up in a hurry and not sure it is safe.

See the Startup Launch Pack

I’m already running

Licence or cloud bills are climbing, or you want your security tightened without starting from scratch.

See cost & security options

By team size

What good IT looks like at each stage

Most teams do not need an enterprise IT stack. They need the basics done properly. Here is what usually matters as a team grows.

Just me

You and a laptop

Business email on your own domain, not a free Gmail address
A laptop with disk encryption, automatic updates and a screen lock
A password manager and two-step sign-in everywhere
Cloud storage plus a second backup copy of your files
Safer home Wi-Fi; no firewall appliance needed yet
DPDP basics: collect only what you need and keep it protected

2–10 people

Your first team

Shared email, calendars and drives with two-step sign-in
Company laptops with encryption and basic device management
A team password manager with shared vaults
A business-grade router or firewall and separate guest Wi-Fi
Cloud hosting for your product with sensible access rules
Automated backups, with a restore test
A joiner-and-leaver checklist so access ends on the last day
DPDP basics: limit who sees customer data and log incidents

11–50 people

A growing company

Single sign-on and role-based access
Managed device policies: lock, wipe and update remotely
A firewall with VPN for remote and office staff
Separate staging and production environments
Central backups and written recovery steps
Security monitoring and alerts once you hold customer data
A joiner, mover and leaver process with approvals
DPDP readiness: a data inventory, retention rules and a breach plan

These are technical safeguards, not legal advice. Not sure which stage you are in? Tell us on a free call.

Honest advice

Enterprise or open source? We help you pick

Neither is better in every case. The right choice depends on your team, your budget and who will look after it. This is how we think about the common decisions.

Common IT decisions: when to choose the enterprise option and when to choose the open-source option
Decision	Enterprise option: choose it when…	Open-source option: choose it when…
Email, files & collaboration	Google Workspace – your team works in the browser and wants the simplest administration. Microsoft 365 – you rely on desktop Word, Excel and Outlook, clients send Office files, or you need built-in device and security management.	Nextcloud – your data must stay on servers you control and someone can keep that server updated.
Where your apps run	AWS or Azure – traffic may grow fast or be unpredictable, you have no server room, and pay-as-you-go billing suits you.	Proxmox on your own servers – workloads are steady, you want costs that stay flat, and someone can look after hardware, power and failures.
Firewall	Fortinet – you want a vendor support contract, a polished console and purpose-built hardware, and the licence cost fits your budget.	pfSense – you are comfortable with a hands-on setup and want a flexible firewall and VPN on standard hardware without per-device licences.
Backup	Veeam – you back up many kinds of systems (VMware, Hyper-V, cloud, Microsoft 365) and want broad, vendor-backed restore options.	Proxmox Backup Server – your servers already run on Proxmox. It is built for them, with deduplication and encryption, and no licence fee for the software (paid support is optional).
Security monitoring	Splunk – you need deep analytics across very large log volumes and have the budget and staff to run it.	Wazuh – you want threat detection, file-integrity monitoring and compliance-style checks without per-GB licensing, and someone to manage it for you.

Already have licences? We work with what you already own.

What you get

Plain results, not a list of products

What matters is what your business can do afterwards.

Your data stays safe

Two-step sign-in, encrypted laptops and access limited to the people who need it, so one lost phone or one weak password is not a crisis.

Access removed the day someone leaves

A simple joiner-and-leaver checklist, so email, files and tools are switched off on the last day, not discovered months later.

Back up and running quickly after ransomware

Backup copies that attackers cannot easily reach, and a restore you have actually tested. Designed so one bad day does not end the business.

A network you can understand

Firewall rules and the network plan are written down, so nobody depends on one person’s memory.

Costs you can see before you commit

A written scope and estimate up front, and a clear view of what each tool will cost you every month.

Software that fits how you work

A written scope first, built in stages and tested with you, then handed over with documentation.

Who you work with

A founder-led practice, not a sales layer

JwithKP is new, and we say so. What we can promise is how we work.

Direct access to the engineer who does the work

JwithKP, founder

JwithKP is a founder-led practice. The engineer who scopes your setup is the one who builds it and answers your calls, so there are no hand-offs and no sales layer between you and the person doing the work.

No lock-in: you keep every configuration, runbook and admin access.
No unnecessary tools: we only recommend what your stage needs.

For growing companies

Already running? Cut cost and tighten security

For teams that already have servers, licences or cloud bills in place.

Leave expensive hypervisor licensing

We plan and run VMware-to-Proxmox moves in phases, with a tested rollback plan. Open-source virtualization can mean significantly lower licensing cost for suitable setups.

We estimate the saving by comparing your current annual VMware subscription with a Proxmox VE support subscription for the same number of CPU sockets, before one-time migration effort. Your saving depends on your edition, core count and renewal terms. How we calculate it.

See migration options

Monitoring without per-GB pricing

Managed Wazuh SIEM watches the endpoints and logs it covers, with alert rules agreed with you. Support is business-hours; we do not run a 24x7 security operations centre.

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Backups designed to survive ransomware

Immutable backup copies on Proxmox Backup Server or Veeam, with restore tests, so recovery is a plan and not a hope.

See backup options

Want to see how we would approach common situations? Read the example scenarios.

How it works

How a project actually runs

No surprise change orders. Here is what happens, in order.

1

Free call

Tell us what you need, your team size and budget in 30 minutes.

2

Plan and estimate

You get a written scope, a timeline and a cost estimate.

3

Set up and secure

We build it in stages, test it, and fix what we find.

4

Hand over

You keep every configuration, runbook and admin access. Credentials are handed over securely at the end of the project.

5

Support

Ongoing support during agreed hours, with a direct line to the engineer.

Resources

Practical reading on IT decisions

Plain-language guides to the decisions above.

Startup team working with open-source infrastructure

Cost Optimization April 2, 2026

How Open-Source Solutions Help Startups Save Costs Without Cutting Corners

JwithKP Team

Nextcloud vs Microsoft 365 for Indian Businesses: How to Choose

JwithKP Team

Top 10 Cybersecurity Best Practices Every Business Should Follow in 2026

JwithKP Team

Questions we often hear

Short, honest answers. If yours is not here, ask on a free call.

How much does IT setup cost?

It depends on your team size, the tools you choose and how much needs setting up. Google, Microsoft and most other vendors charge per person per month for their software, and our IT cost estimator shows rough ranges for both enterprise and open-source options. We scope the work on a free call and give you a written estimate before anything starts, so there are no surprises. Firewall, networking, software and website projects are priced the same way: after the free call, with a written estimate before any work starts.

What do I need first?

Start with the basics that protect you from the most common problems: business email on your own domain, a password manager with two-step sign-in, secured laptops and backups that have been test-restored. Wi-Fi and a firewall, cloud hosting and security monitoring come next, as your team and your data grow.

Should I use the cloud or an office server?

Most small teams are better off in the cloud: there is no hardware to buy, it scales easily and costs start small. An office server makes sense when workloads are steady, data has to stay on-site, or cloud bills have grown large. We can size both options for you before you decide.

Google Workspace or Microsoft 365?

Google Workspace suits teams that work in the browser and want simple administration. Microsoft 365 suits teams that rely on desktop Word, Excel and Outlook, or need built-in device and security management. If you want your data on servers you control, Nextcloud is an open-source option. We help you pick for your team, and we work with licences you already own.

Do I need a firewall?

If your team works from home and in the cloud, laptop security and strong sign-in matter more than an office firewall. Once you have an office, shared servers or a VPN, a business-grade firewall is worth having. We use pfSense or Fortinet depending on your budget and how hands-on you want to be.

What about the DPDP Act?

The Digital Personal Data Protection Act expects businesses that handle personal data to protect it with reasonable security safeguards. We help with the technical side: who can access data, encryption, backups and incident logging. We do not give legal advice, so check your wider obligations with a lawyer.

What happens at night or on weekends?

We provide business-hours support, with first response within 24 business hours. We do not run a 24x7 security operations centre. Your agreement states the exact support hours and how urgent out-of-hours alerts are handled.

Do you only work with startups?

No. Startups are one group we help. We also work with growing businesses that already have servers, licences, branches or cloud bills, on projects such as firewalls, networks, custom software, websites and ERP. The free call is the same for everyone: you tell us what you have and what you need, and we tell you what we would do, and whether you need us at all.

What kinds of projects do you take on?

Firewall and network security, office and branch networking, custom applications, websites, e-commerce and ERP, plus Day-1 IT setup, ongoing IT support, cost and migration work and security monitoring. Each one starts with a free 30-minute call, then a written scope and estimate before any work begins.

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IT solutions: firewalls, networks and software

What we build and run

What we build and run

Firewall & network security

Networking solutions

Application development

Websites, e-commerce & ERP

IT setup & support

Cost, migration & monitoring

What do you need right now?

I need a firewall or a network

I need software, a website or ERP

I’m starting up

I’m already running

What good IT looks like at each stage

You and a laptop

Your first team

A growing company

Enterprise or open source? We help you pick

Plain results, not a list of products

Your data stays safe

Access removed the day someone leaves

Back up and running quickly after ransomware

A network you can understand

Costs you can see before you commit

Software that fits how you work

A founder-led practice, not a sales layer

Direct access to the engineer who does the work

Already running? Cut cost and tighten security

Leave expensive hypervisor licensing

Monitoring without per-GB pricing

Backups designed to survive ransomware

How a project actually runs

Free call

Plan and estimate

Set up and secure

Hand over

Support

Practical reading on IT decisions

How Open-Source Solutions Help Startups Save Costs Without Cutting Corners

Nextcloud vs Microsoft 365 for Indian Businesses: How to Choose

Top 10 Cybersecurity Best Practices Every Business Should Follow in 2026

Questions we often hear

Not sure where to start?