Addressing risk must start with a baseline, which is why we offer a security risk assessment in alignment with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Cyber Security Framework (CSF).

Addressing risk though must start with a baseline, which is why we offer a security risk assessment in alignment with the Center for Internet Security (CIS) Controls.

OneNeck now offers Citrix Assurance Services to help you maintain the health of your Citrix Application Delivery Controller (ADC) and your Citrix Virtual Application and Desktops (CVAD).

OneNeck’s MDR Assurance Services examine your MDR infrastructure’s health, environmental configuration, feature capabilities and product utilization, ensuring peak performance and mitigating risks.

Learn how OneNeck helped this medical center modernize it's IT infrastructure on a budget.

OneNeck's Professional Services team can help you with IT management of multiple projects including applications, cloud, collaboration, data center, networking and security.

Regularly scheduled network checkups will let you know what aspects are performing as they should, but also discover problems before they can negatively affect operations.

The Bring Your Own Device movement has increased the bottom line through increased employee productivity coupled with decreased costs. OneNeck can help provide security for your BYOD environment.

A data breach can wreak havoc on an organization. It only makes sense that today's organizations should do all they can to avoid a breach, and that starts with a vulnerability assessment.

Defining the right cloud roadmap requires a holistic look at how your applications support your business.

Is Shadow IT a concern in your company? A Cloud Consumption Assessment from OneNeck and Cisco can give you visibility.

Many companies find themselves coming up short in disaster recovery planning despite their increased dependence on IT systems.

Ensure a successful deployment of your Cisco UC solution with a Unified Communications Assessment from OneNeck. Learn more!

Today, businesses are turning to Desktops as a Service (DaaS) in order to provide their users access to all of their apps and data they need to get their job done.