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Business workplaces
Laptops and screens, ready to use
Meeting rooms
Screens and cameras that work
No proper meeting room yet?
We'll take a look and propose a suitable set-up.

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Business internet
Fast and stable, with a fixed SLA
Wi-Fi network
Coverage in every corner of your building
Network management
We spot problems before you notice them
Doubts about your speed?
We measure your current connection and coverage for free.

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ICT security
Threats detected early
Secure communication
Encrypted email and file sharing
Backup & recovery
Always a way back
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Agencies, media companies and IT service providers work with large files, changing teams and clients who set security requirements. We provide fast internet, accounts that move with you and security you can demonstrate.

What's at play in this sector
From the first upload to the last client call: this is how the team stays fast and secure.
The team uploads video and design files of several gigabytes.
Fibre with a fixed business SLA, and an office network that can handle the load.
Business internet →A freelancer starts on a project today.
An account with two-factor authentication is ready, with access to the right folders only.
Google Workspace →A client asks how security is arranged.
Documented agreements on access management, encryption and monitoring, ready to share.
ICT security →A pitch with participants at three locations.
Meeting rooms where screen, camera and sound work straight away, on any platform.
Meeting rooms →The freelancer is done and leaves again.
Access is revoked the same day and the licence scales back down.
Google Workspace →The rules and client requirements around data and access in this sector.
Anyone working with personal data on behalf of clients, such as mailing lists or customer data, is often a processor. That requires a data processing agreement and appropriate security.
Managed service providers and other digital service providers may fall directly under the Dutch Cybersecurity Act (NIS2). Clients who fall under it also impose requirements on their suppliers.
More and more clients ask for an ISO 27001 certificate or comparable agreements. A properly set up foundation makes those questions easier to answer.
The controller reports a data breach to the Dutch Data Protection Authority within 72 hours. As a processor, you inform the client without undue delay. Monitoring helps you know quickly what happened.
At agencies and media companies, peaks follow the clients, often in the autumn in the run-up to year-end campaigns. Summer is a quieter moment to renew systems.
The services that make the biggest difference in this sector. Everything from one partner, with a dedicated contact.
What organisations in this sector ask us most often.
Can you help with our clients' security questions?
Yes. We document how access management, encryption, backup and monitoring are arranged, so client questions and questionnaires are easier to answer.
How do we arrange access for freelancers?
With personal accounts, two-factor authentication and access to only the folders that are needed. When the project ends, we revoke access immediately.
Is our internet fast enough for large files?
We look at your current connection and the office network. Often the slowdown isn't in the subscription, but in the Wi-Fi or the cabling.
Do we fall under the Cybersecurity Act (NIS2)?
IT service providers such as managed service providers may fall under it directly, depending on their size. Agencies usually don't, but they do face requirements from clients who do.
In half an hour we go through how the team works now, where the files are kept and what clients ask of you. You'll get an honest picture, including of what's already well arranged.
