A Zyntello service

Always available, and only for those who should

Cloud infrastructure migration and management, plus protection of your information: access control, verified backups and a response ready for the day something happens.

40 %lower operating cost after moving to AWS
Off-sitethe backup lives somewhere else
By roleaccess granted, not everyone to everything

What it solves

The server under the desk is a risk decision nobody made

Many companies run their whole operation on a machine in the office that nobody chose to put there: it just ended up staying. It has no redundancy, its backup goes to a disk in the same room, and the day it fails — or someone gets in — there is no plan. And meanwhile it costs more than the alternative.

  • The server sits in the office, with no redundancy
  • The backup goes to a disk in the same room
  • Everyone has access to everything
  • There is no plan for the day ransomware gets in
  • You pay for capacity that goes unused
  • Nobody knows who accessed what

What is included

What you actually get

Cloud migration, measured

From an in-house server to AWS with 40 % lower operating cost and high availability. The figure comes from a real case, not from a brochure.

You pay for what you use

No buying capacity for the December peak and leaving it idle in February. Sizing is reviewed, not set once.

Role-based access control

Each person gets into their own. «Everyone has access to everything» is not convenience: it is the most common reason an incident turns serious.

Off-site backup, and tested

In another location, and restored to verify it. A backup in the same room protects you from neither fire nor ransomware.

A record of who accesses what

It is what lets you answer after an incident. With no log, the investigation starts and ends in guesses.

A written response plan

What to do, in what order and who to call. Improvising it on the day of the incident is when the worst decisions get made.

How it works

In three steps

  1. Assessment

    What you have, what is critical and how long you can go without it.

  2. Design and migration

    Architecture, access and backup, with the migration rehearsed first.

  3. Ongoing management

    Monitoring, cost tuning and access reviews.

In detail

What you notice using it every day

Badly sized, the cloud costs more

Standing up in the cloud the same idle capacity you had on your own server saves nothing. The saving comes from tuning it, and that gets reviewed regularly.

Ransomware encrypts the backups too

If they are connected. That is why one copy has to sit out of reach of the network you are protecting.

The password is not the defence

The second factor is. Almost every break-in starts with a stolen credential that worked perfectly well.

Migrating is also a chance to clean house

You find out what nobody has used for years. Taking it along as is means paying to move rubbish.

Availability gets defined in numbers

How long it can be down and how much work can be lost. The architecture comes out of those two answers, not the other way round.

The weak link is people

That is why basic security training comes with the service: spotting a phishing email prevents more incidents than any appliance you can buy.

Who it is for

This is for you if…

Your server sits in the office

And the whole operation rests on it.

Your backup has never been tested

And you do not know how long it would take to be running again.

You handle sensitive data

On customers, on patients or on payroll.

Common questions

Questions

Is the cloud cheaper?

Sized well, yes: in a real case, 40 % lower operating cost. Sized badly it costs more, because you pay for idle capacity.

Which clouds do you work with?

Mainly AWS, and whichever ones you already use. The choice is dictated by your case, not by a preference of ours.

And what if I get hit by ransomware?

There the plan matters more than the tool: one copy out of reach of the network, and a written procedure of who to call and in what order.

Is a second factor really necessary?

Yes. Almost every break-in starts with a stolen credential that worked perfectly well: the password alone is no longer a defence.

Does it include training for the team?

Yes, the basics of security: spotting a phishing email prevents more incidents than any appliance you could buy.

Can I migrate in stages?

Yes, and it is usually the sensible route: you start with the least critical to validate the design before moving what the operation rests on.

And also

Other services we often combine with this one

Shall we look at it with your own data?

We will show you Cloud and Cybersecurity running on a case much like yours, with no obligation.