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Book a Small Business Network Security Review

What does a network security review cover?

A network security review compares your firewall, remote access, Wi-Fi segmentation and web filtering against the 24uNet Security Baseline, line by line. It takes about an hour, needs nothing installed, and you keep the written findings whether or not you hire us. Book below, or call Denver (303) 468-5515 or College Station (979) 256-5100.

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To begin or explore how 24uNet can support your business, complete the form below, and our team will reach out promptly to discuss your IT needs.

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Our commitment to your success is backed by a simple promise: we're here to support your IT and security infrastructure with confidence.

Denver (303) 468-5515

College Station (979) 256-5100

Existing clients with an urgent issue: see our Contact page.

What is a managed firewall service, and do small firms need one?

A managed firewall service means someone owns your firewall after the install: rules reviewed, documented, and patched on a schedule. At 24uNet, managed firewall and network security are part of the Security Baseline we can put in place for your firm, along with locked-down remote access, network segmentation, and web filtering.

 

Firewall rules reviewed, documented and patched

Many small-office firewalls were configured once and left alone for years. Policies drift, unused rules pile up, and edge devices miss patches that close known holes. We review and document firewall rules on a schedule and keep internet-facing gear patched, so the edge stays intentional instead of forgotten. Guidance from CISA and NIST treats documented firewall policy and timely updates as basic hygiene, not optional extras.

 

No exposed remote desktop: VPN or zero-trust access with MFA

Putting remote desktop (RDP) on the open internet hangs a login screen for your network where anyone can find it. We replace that pattern with VPN or zero-trust network access (ZTNA), protected with multi-factor authentication, so remote work does not mean an exposed door.

 

Guest and IoT devices kept off your business network

Printers, cameras, TVs, and guest Wi-Fi do not need the same path as the computers that hold client files. Network segmentation keeps those devices on a separate network from production systems, which limits how far a compromised gadget can reach.

 

Web and DNS filtering that travels with the laptop

Web and DNS filtering should follow the device, not only the office Wi-Fi. The same rules apply at home, at a client site, and in an airport, so browsing controls do not disappear the moment someone leaves the building.

 

What happens in the security review

We compare your protection to the 24uNet Security Baseline line by line. You get written findings that are yours to keep whether or not you hire us, and a plan rather than a hard sell. About an hour. Nothing to install for the review conversation. Prefer email? Reach sales@24unet.com, or use the form above.

Frequently asked questions

What is a managed firewall service?

A provider owns your firewall after setup: it reviews, documents, and patches the rules on a schedule instead of leaving them as installed.

 

What happens in the security review?

About an hour, with no tooling to install for the review itself. We compare your protection to the 24uNet Security Baseline and give you written findings to keep.

 

Why is exposed remote desktop a risk?

It puts a login screen for your network on the open internet. We replace it with VPN or zero-trust access protected by MFA.

 

What is network segmentation for a small office?

Keeping guest Wi-Fi and IoT devices on a separate network from the computers that hold client data.

Ready when you are: use the form at the top of this page to book a security review, or see the Security Baseline and Cybersecurity Business Bundle for how IT and security fit together.

Dane Gray, Cofounder, 24uNet

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dane Gray

Cofounder, 24uNet. 30+ years in IT and cybersecurity. CMMC-AB Registered Practitioner, CompTIA Security+, CEH. Texas A&M '91.

Dane Gray on LinkedIn

Last reviewed: October 15, 2026

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