NOC (Network Operations Center)
Stop Monitoring Your Organization’s IT Infrastructure 24/7 on Your Own, and Get Some Sleep
Reduce overhead costs and benefit from economies of scale by outsourcing your Network management to a virtual Network Operations Center (NOC).
What is a NOC?
A Network Operations Center (NOC) supervises, monitors, and maintains client networks and infrastructure. Network operations analysts and engineers use remote monitoring and management (RMM) tools to provide 24x7x365 management of your organization’s networks, servers, databases, firewalls, devices, and digital services, whether on-premise or in the cloud systems.
NOC teams typically handle the following challenges:
Power Failure
Router Monitoring
Failure of Networks
Performance Optimization
Network Devices
Virus Issues
Server Failure
Troubleshooting Issues
Monitoring of Servers
Monitoring Networks
Help Desk
Firewall Management
Patch Management
Incident Response
Automation
Site-to-Site DR Plans
AllConnected has 20+ years of experience in network operations for a variety of industries
Three Things to Consider When Evaluating NOC Services
System Visibility
What they can’t see, they can’t support.
System Access
Why?
Mobilizing Response Teams
This requires effective alert processes to maximize your network uptime.
The AllConnected Advantage
AllConnected drives client value by sharing our experiences and best practices learned from thousands of implementations, upgrades and orchestrating efforts focused on improving security on every level of technology (the edge, end points, LAN infrastructure, operating systems, security tools, regulatory compliance, etc.). AllConnected’s teams of experts can help you identify the ways these solutions can best help you reach your business goals.
- Breach prevention and advanced security
- Comprehensive network visibility
- Flexible management and deployment options
- Fastest time to detection
- Automation and product integrations
We manage IT operations through a host of managed services solutions, including service desk support, incident management, vendor management, alerting and reporting, product and lifecycle management, and more.