Rule-base analysis
Finds shadowed, unused and overly broad firewall rules and drafts a cleanup plan for review.
AI-assisted operations
A district network produces more configuration, logs and alerts than a small team can read. We use current AI models to read all of it, every day, and put the few things that matter in front of a person who knows your network.
Finds shadowed, unused and overly broad firewall rules and drafts a cleanup plan for review.
Checks every switch against your standard and flags the ones that have wandered: open ports, missing hardening, stale helper addresses.
Turns thousands of firewall, syslog and monitoring events into a short, plain-language list of what needs attention.
Surfaces stale accounts, excess privileges and certificates about to expire before they become an outage or an audit finding.
Bulk configuration changes drafted and dry-run with AI assistance, then reviewed and executed by an engineer.
Port maps, VLAN plans and procedures generated from what is actually running, so documentation stops going stale.
Tools that let a technician ask where a device is plugged in and get an answer, without waiting on the network team.
Monthly network and security health written for superintendents and boards, not for engineers.
Guardrails
AI proposes. A named engineer decides and is accountable.
We analyze infrastructure configuration and logs. Student records stay out of AI tools.
Passwords, keys and community strings are stripped before any configuration is analyzed.
Each AI-assisted finding and action is recorded, so you can show an auditor what was done and why.