Firewalls and secure networks, custom software, websites and ERP, plus the IT around them: set up from Day 1, kept running, made cheaper and kept secure. We use enterprise tools where they fit and open source where it is better, and you work directly with the engineer who does the work.
Firewalls and secure access for offices, branches and remote staff. We choose the firewall with you, set it up, and write down how it is configured, so you are never dependent on us to understand it.
Choosing a firewall that fits your size and budget, then installing and configuring it, with the rules written down.
pfSense or Fortinet firewalls, WireGuard VPN for remote staff and branches, and separate networks for guests and devices so a problem in one place stays there.
A look at the firewall you already have: its rules, the services it exposes and its settings, with a plain-language list of what to fix first.
Wired and wireless networks for offices and branches, and the links between them: planned first, set up in stages, tested and documented.
Design and setup of the wired and Wi-Fi network for an office or branch: switching, Wi-Fi, addressing and internet links, with guests and devices kept on their own networks.
Connect offices, branches and remote staff over encrypted VPN links, with access limited to what each person needs.
See what is happening on your network: uptime, capacity and traffic, with Zabbix and ntopng.
Network monitoring follows the support terms: alerts are reviewed during support hours.
Custom applications built around how your business works, such as internal tools, dashboards and customer portals.
The exact scope, technology and timeline are agreed in writing for each project.
Every project starts the same way: a free 30-minute call, then a written scope and estimate before any work begins. You deal directly with the engineer who does the work.
Business websites, online stores and ERP systems, set up around your processes and handed over so your team can run them.
A website that explains what you do and brings in enquiries, built so your team can update it.
An online store for selling your products: catalogue, checkout and order handling, set up for how you sell.
An ERP system configured around your processes, so sales, stock and accounts work from the same data.
Scope, platform and price are agreed in writing before work starts.
For founders and small teams who want email, devices, network and backups set up properly from the start, without buying more than they need. Pricing is for a team of up to 10; larger teams are quoted after a call.
Scope and price are agreed in writing before work starts.
For teams that do not want to hire a full-time IT person yet. The same engineer looks after your IT every month and helps you decide what to buy, change or stop paying for.
The exact scope is agreed in writing for each client.
Exact hours, response times and what happens to urgent alerts are written into your agreement before work starts.
All tiers share the support terms above. Each tier shows only what is different.
A first team that needs someone to call.
More laptops, more tools, more joiners and leavers.
A growing company that needs planning as well as support.
Final price is confirmed after a free call, based on your team size and tools.
For businesses already paying for servers, licences or cloud. We review what you run, show where you may be overpaying, and move you in phases with a rollback plan. Savings depend on your setup, so we estimate them with you before any work starts.
Move off VMware ESXi without a full rebuild: a Proxmox VE cluster with live-migration high availability, migrated in phases with a tested rollback plan. Licensing can be significantly lower for suitable setups.
Replace per-gigabyte log licensing with Wazuh for threat detection, file-integrity monitoring and endpoint logs. How it is run day to day is described under Security & Monitoring.
Compare what you pay for Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Azure or AWS with what you actually use, and see where a self-hosted option such as Nextcloud makes sense.
Typical migration timeline: around four weeks for a setup of 3–10 servers. Larger or more complex environments take longer, and we confirm the timeline after the discovery phase.
Practical protection for small teams: know when something is wrong, keep an attacker from moving around your network, and be able to restore from a backup.
Central monitoring of the endpoints and logs it covers, with file-integrity monitoring and vulnerability detection. We agree with you which alerts matter and who acts on them.
Backup copies designed to survive ransomware, on Proxmox Backup Server or Veeam, with restore tests and recovery targets (RPO and RTO) set for each system.
Monitoring follows the support terms above. We do not run a 24x7 security operations centre.
We recommend Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Fortinet, Veeam, AWS or Azure when they fit your team and budget, and open source (Proxmox, Wazuh, pfSense, Nextcloud, WireGuard, Zabbix) when it is better for you. The decision table on our home page shows how we choose.
We work with licences you already own.
A clear four-phase approach. The timings shown are typical for a 3–10 server setup; smaller setups are quicker and larger ones take longer. Software, website and ERP projects follow the same steps but are scoped and timed individually.
Short answers on the Launch Pack, retainers, migration and support.
Domain and business email, device security, a password manager with two-step sign-in, Wi-Fi and firewall, backups with a restore test, and access on and offboarding. You provide the hardware, and software subscriptions are billed directly by the vendors.
Not always. A very small team can run on a good setup and call us when needed. A retainer makes sense when you want the same engineer to handle everyday requests, joiners and leavers, updates and backup checks every month.
For many small and mid-sized setups, yes. Proxmox VE provides clustering, KVM virtualization, containers, software-defined storage (Ceph or ZFS), live migration and Proxmox Backup Server support, and can mean significantly lower licensing cost. We check your workloads first, because some environments depend on VMware-specific features.
Wazuh is an open-source security platform that combines endpoint detection, log analysis, vulnerability detection and file-integrity monitoring without per-gigabyte ingestion pricing. Splunk offers deeper analytics for very large log volumes, if you have the budget and the staff to run it.
For a setup of 3–10 servers a migration typically takes around four weeks. We plan it in phases with a proof of concept and off-peak cutovers, aiming to avoid business-hours downtime. We cannot promise there will be no downtime, and larger environments take longer.
Support is agreed in writing for each project, with first response within 24 business hours. We provide business-hours support and do not run a 24x7 security operations centre. JwithKP is a new, founder-led practice, so you work directly with the engineer who built your environment.
Yes. We look at the rules, the services it exposes and its settings, and give you a plain-language list of what to fix first. Nothing is changed until you have agreed the changes with us. Whether you need a new firewall is a separate decision, and we will say plainly if your current one is fine.
Roughly how many people and sites you have, how you connect to the internet, what the network and firewall look like today, and what is not working. We ask for the rest on the free call.
Yes. Application development, business websites, online stores and ERP are separate projects from IT setup. Each begins with a free call and a written scope and estimate, is built in stages and tested with you, and is handed over with documentation. The platform and technology are chosen with you and agreed in writing before work starts.
Most teams do not need every service at once. Tell us what you are starting or what hurts most, whether that is setup, running costs, migration risk or security, and we will scope a focused, phased plan with a timeline and a rough budget range.
Compare options and plan your setup with more clarity before starting a project.
A first idea of what your IT could cost, enterprise and open source side by side.
Open the estimatorStep-by-step planning content for startup and small-business IT decisions.
Open GuidesIllustrative scenarios showing how we would approach common situations.
View Example ScenariosPlain-language articles on email, security, backups and infrastructure choices.
Read the BlogTell us about your team, goals and budget. We will narrow down the right option, estimate a budget range, and outline a realistic plan, on a free 30-minute call.
Use these pages to continue planning your setup, budget and rollout.