Machines on the office network
CNC controllers, PLCs and HMIs often run old versions of Windows that cannot be patched. On a flat network, one infected office PC can reach them.
Manufacturing IT
On a plant floor, an IT problem stops shipments, not just email. We support manufacturers and distributors across Phoenix and the East Valley, from ERP access and warehouse Wi-Fi to shop-floor connections. Machine networks stay apart from office traffic, and second shift has a 24/7 help desk to call.
CNC controllers, PLCs and HMIs often run old versions of Windows that cannot be patched. On a flat network, one infected office PC can reach them.
Epicor, JobBOSS, E2, SAP Business One or a similar ERP drives quoting, scheduling and shipping. Slow ERP access or a failed integration stops the floor.
Metal racking, long aisles and heat make coverage hard. Scanners, label printers and tablets drop when access points are placed as if the building were an office.
A down label printer at 10 p.m. still holds up shipping. Our help desk answers 24/7.
VLANs and firewall rules that keep machines, cameras, guest devices and office PCs apart, with documented exceptions for vendors who need remote access.
Servers, databases, backups, client installs and user access around your ERP, with escalation to the ERP vendor when the fault is in their software.
Warehouse wireless surveys, structured cabling and camera systems. Our installation partner J2 Technologies does the install; we plan it, configure the network side and support it afterward.
A written list of which systems come back first after an outage, and restore tests that prove it can be done.
A typical first month at a plant.
We map the office network, shop-floor connections, wireless coverage and every vendor with remote access. You get a written risk summary.
Firmware, patching and network changes happen in maintenance windows you approve, not in the middle of a run.
Segmentation is usually the first project, because it limits how far ransomware can spread.
We review hardware lifecycle, unsupported systems, ERP upgrades and budget with your leadership each quarter.
Defense contracts and CUI
Shop-floor networks, ERP access and backups are managed IT work. If a prime contractor has sent a flowdown that mentions CUI, DFARS or CMMC, start with Velocity CMMC at ITSupportConsulting.com so the scope is set first.
FAQ
Yes. We design VLANs and firewall rules that isolate machines and controllers, then document which vendors and users can cross that boundary and why.
No. We manage the servers, network, backups and user access around the ERP and work with the vendor on software issues.
It should not. We agree maintenance windows with your operations lead and test changes on office systems before anything touches the floor.
Yes. Our installation partner J2 Technologies runs the cable and mounts the cameras. We plan the project, configure the network side and support the system afterward.
Per user per month: $185 for 1-10 users, $165 for 11-25, $150 for 26-50 and $140 for 51-100. Warehouse and manufacturing environments add 8 percent for the extra network and device work. Our quote calculator gives a fuller estimate.
Our dedicated CMMC practice, Velocity CMMC, handles CUI scoping, CMMC Level 2 readiness and SSP and POA&M work at ITSupportConsulting.com. Our managed IT team keeps supporting your network, ERP and help desk while that work happens. Velocity CMMC is a readiness consultant, not a C3PAO.
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