Networking

Your network grew one budget year at a time. It is still expected to behave like one system.

This solution covers all of it: the cabling in your walls and risers, the switching and wireless above it, the links between your sites, and the policy that decides what can talk to what. You will replace the switches three times before you touch the cabling, so the slow layer sets the ceiling for everything the fast layer can do.

Who this is for. Campuses, GCCs and corporate offices buy a network as a build. BFSI, retail and transport buy a branch standard, repeated forty times. Public Sector, Defence, energy and utilities buy reach, where the real design question is what a site does when the link drops.

What SECCOM does here. SECCOM surveys before it specifies. Cable that already passes certification stays. Anything that has to change is named, with the reason. The quote that comes back is often smaller than the one you expected. From there the work runs through design, cabling, active kit, commissioning, drawings and certification, and into support for as long as you want it held. On a Supply, Installation, Testing and Commissioning (SITC) scope, that is all four under one accountable name. Where your campus is already standardised on one OEM's fabric, SECCOM stays inside it. Where density, reach or industrial exposure is the harder problem, SECCOM brings the platform that suits the building.

Cisco named SECCOM its Public Sector Partner of the Year for FY24 and FY25.