For IT professionals
Get a grip on the building network and the IoT systems on it.
More and more devices in a building are connected to the network. Sensors, meters, the climate control system, charging points. Often nobody knows exactly who manages them, or whether they are safely separated from the office network. When something goes wrong, the question lands on your desk.
- Clarity about who manages what
- IoT safely separated from your own network
- On-site measurements as evidence
What it gives you
Clarity, for you and your building.
The IT-Label makes clear what belongs to the building and what belongs to your organisation. On-site measurements help in the conversation with the landlord. And when you move, you know in advance whether the new building can meet your requirements.
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Start with connectivity advice.
We analyse your connections and subscriptions, measure what you really get and advise on the best solution. Including for your smart building systems.
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Questions from it professionals.
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Who is responsible for the building network?
That differs per building and per lease. Put it in writing: what belongs to the owner and what to the tenant? The IT-Label shows what is in place, so you can make those agreements.
How do I keep IoT in the building secure?
Put building systems on their own, separate network. Change default passwords, keep software up to date and know which devices are connected. Read our blog on connecting IoT securely.
What do you do when an office moves?
We assess in advance whether the new building can meet your requirements. With connectivity advice we also look at the right connection and provider.
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