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Managed IT Services

Los Angeles · Orange County · San Diego & Ventura County

Network Assesment Benefits

  • Vulnerability and Misconfiguration Checks

  • System and Security Monitoring

  • Network Configuration and Performance

  • Prevent Costly Downtime

  • Expose Hidden Backdoors

  • Detect "Lurkers"

  • Ensure Proper Backups

  • Identify Patch Gaps

  • Verify Access Controls

  • Stop Credential Theft

  • Compliance Readiness

  • Validate In-House IT

The IT Guys Provides:

10 min
Average Response

90% resolution
On First Contact

24/7
Monitoring & Support

20+ yrs
Serving LA, OC, SD & Ventura County

We Are A Top IT Service Company ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

NETWORK ASSESMENT

Is your network truly secure? Find out with our FREE Network Assessment.

We will thoroughly evaluate your IT infrastructure and devices to uncover hidden vulnerabilities, security risks, and performance.

OUR SCANS WILL HELP YOU UNCOVER:​​

Vulnerability and Misconfiguration Checks

  • Outdated Operating Systems

  • Unpatched Software
  • Default/Weak Passwords

  • Misconfigured Devices

  • Expired or Self-Signed Certificates

  • Shadow IT/Unauthorized Devices

  • Port and Protocol Discovery

  • Open and Unsecure Ports

  • Unsecure Protocols

  • Active Network Services

​System and Security Monitoring

  • System and Security Monitoring

  • Anti-Virus Status

  • Missing or Failed Firewall/EDR

  • Unusual System Behaviors

  • User Account and Access Issues

  • Weak User Account Policies

  • Dormant User Accounts

  • Privileged Account Use

  • Access to Restricted Systems

Network Configuration and Performance

  • Misconfigured Network Segmentation

  • Network Performance Bottlenecks

  • Network Mapping & Assets

  • Identify Wireless Weaknesses

  • Bandwidth Hogs & Latency Issues

  • Redundancy & Failover Verification

  • ISP Performance Validation

  • Hardware Life-Cycle & Bottlenecks

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Even if you already have an In-House IT Team

Use this complimentary assessment as a second opinion to ensure your network is being handled with the highest standards of care. Sometimes a small team gets easily overwhelmed.

10 Reasons Why In-House IT Might Miss Risks

1. The "Daily Fire" Distraction: Most in-house teams spend their day reacting to immediate issues—resetting passwords, fixing printers, or troubleshooting software. This "firefighting" leaves very little time for deep security analysis.

2. Routine Blindness: When you look at the same server rack and network dashboard every single day, you can become "blind" to small anomalies or misconfigurations that have slowly become part of the background.

3. The "We’ve Always Done It This Way" Trap: Internal teams often follow established processes that worked five years ago but are now obsolete against modern, AI-driven threats.

4. Resource and Budget Constraints: In-house IT is often viewed as a "cost center." They may be aware of a risk but lack the budget or the specific high-end scanning tools required to identify and fix it.

5. Shadow IT Overload: Employees often bypass IT to install their own apps or devices to make their jobs easier. It is nearly impossible for a small internal team to track every "unauthorized" device without a dedicated external scan.

6. Lack of Specialized Security Training: A great IT Generalist is a "Jack of all trades." However, cybersecurity is a specialized field that changes weekly. Most in-house staff aren't trained in the specific "hacker mindset" needed for a vulnerability assessment.

7. Fear of Reporting Bad News: Sometimes, internal teams are hesitant to point out major flaws because it might look like they haven't been doing their jobs, or they fear it will create an overwhelming amount of work they can't handle.

8. Vendor Trust Issues: Many IT teams rely on the word of their hardware or software vendors that their systems are "secure out of the box," not realizing that default settings are often the biggest security holes.

9. Incomplete Asset Inventory: As companies grow, they lose track of old "legacy" equipment tucked away in a closet or a sub-net. If the IT team doesn't know a device exists, they can't secure it.

10. Tunnel Vision: In-house teams are focused on functionality (keeping the business running). Security professionals focus on adversity (how to break the business). These are two completely different perspectives.

If you are ready to make sure you are protected and have Peace of Mind. Fill out the form below for your FREE Network Assesment.

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If an MSP gives you a price without first speaking with you to understanding your network, your processes, your support needs and/or your goals --- They do not have your best interest in mind.

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