The five things to do before buying anything
The segregation described above is only half the work. These five steps cost nothing and are done before the first quote.
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Cybersecurity
We secure what we install.
A guest WiFi plugged into the same sockets as the till: most attacks succeed through the foundations. We lay those foundations, and we watch them.
- 100% of data hosted in France
- Continuous monitoring, 24/7
- Arcep operator identifier: SKBS
Segregated network
Redundancy
What we really do
Security starts with
Security starts with
the link and the network.
Before protection software, there is architecture.
- Segregation : a compromised workstation stays confined to its zone.
- Separate guest network from the business network — the first weakness we find in the installations we take over.
- Proactive 24/7 monitoring of your links: we see the incident, often before you call.
- Redundancy : 4G/5G backup is part of it — it is an ingredient, not the recipe.
Remote access goes through encrypted paths (a VPN tunnel: an encoded connection, unreadable to anyone intercepting it) — never through a port left open on the Internet. Our maintenance follows the same rule.
One party accountable
The one who installs the network
The one who installs the network
is the one who watches over it.
No one can pass the fault to the next company along: there is no next company.
Understand before buying
The five functions of a defence.
No one covers them all with a box — and we do not claim to sell them all.
Govern
Who is responsible for what. It belongs to your management, not to a provider.
Identify
The inventory: equipment, access, data. You do not protect what you do not know about.
Protect
Segregating, separating uses, encrypting remote access. The heart of our work.
Detect
Our monitoring sees the infrastructure. Fine-grained detection on your workstations is a specialist’s job.
Respond
Redundancy prevents an outage. Incident response, on the other hand, is a job we do not do.
On the ground
What we install, and what we operate.
Your data
Hosted in France,
See all our written commitments
Hosted in France,
from end to end.
Knowing where your data is and who can touch it is already cybersecurity.
- 100% of data hosted in France, with no replication to a third country
- No offshore subcontracting, at any link in the chain
- Strict segregation and traced named access: one client never sees another client’s data
- GDPR (the European regulation on personal data) with no legal engineering: nothing leaves Europe
The exact wording, with no shortcuts: our services rely on ISO 27001 and HDS certified data centres located in France. Those certifications are the hosting providers’. SkyNet Business Services does not hold them in its own name, and will never claim to.
The infrastructure that carries everything
The only four figures we publish, identical across the whole site.
200 +
projects delivered, from the telecoms link to the AI agent
100 %
of data hosted in France
0
offshore subcontracting
24/7
proactive monitoring of your links and your network
The scope, plainly
What we cover.
What we cover.
And what we are not.
Here is our exact scope, in both directions. If a provider cannot give you this table for itself, ask yourself why.
Scope in force — updated with the page, not in a brochure.
| Topic | Status | Our position, plainly |
|---|---|---|
| Securing the link and the network we install | Covered | Segregation, separate guest network, encrypted remote access, redundancy: included in the design, not sold as an option. |
| Continuous monitoring of the infrastructure | Covered | 24/7, proactively, on the links, the network and the telephony that we operate. |
| Data hosted in France, GDPR | Covered | 100% French hosting, per-client segregation, no offshore subcontracting. The details on our trust page. |
| Awareness training and support | Covered | An inventory of what exists, architectural weaknesses pointed out, and the right questions to ask — including of other providers. |
| 24/7 SOC (security operations centre) | Not our job | We monitor the infrastructure; we do not run a room of analysts watching the alerts from your systems. If your exposure warrants it, we point you towards that discipline. |
| Managed detection on your workstations and servers | Not our offer | We do not sell a managed detection platform for workstations. We would rather tell you here than at the first incident. |
| Certified audits and penetration tests | Not a certifier | We issue neither certification nor qualified audits. We prepare the ground — a documented and segregated network — with the auditor you choose. |
| Contractual incident response | Not promised | Within our scope, we know how to isolate and rebuild what we have installed. Beyond that, it is emergency work: we help you reach the specialists, we do not play their part. |
Why publish the bottom column? A “yes” is only worth something next to a possible “no”. A provider that covers everything, with no limit of scope, is not describing its offer: it is describing your budget. Our way of working is set out on the method page.
We work with Accor and Logis Hôtels hotels. They trust us.
Your questions
Frequently asked questions
Are you a SOC, a security operations centre?
No, and we will not write it anywhere. A SOC is a room of analysts watching the alerts from your systems. We monitor the infrastructure we install. That is a different job.
Do you carry out certified security audits?
No. We are neither a certification body nor a qualified audit firm. When your situation calls for a formal audit or a penetration test, we tell you so and point you to a specialist.
What happens if we are hit by an attack?
We do not sell an incident response service. Within the scope we operate, we know how to isolate, cut off and rebuild what we have installed. Beyond that, we help you reach the right specialists, without disappearing during the crisis.
Going further
Two reads that carry this page further.
A hotel’s WiFi is judged in the third minute
The separate guest network, seen this time from the person connecting to it: what that separation really changes on the ground.
Read the guest WiFi analysisThirty minutes with an engineer,
not with a salesperson
How many sites, which network, who has access. You leave with a straight opinion — including if our answer is “your need belongs to a specialist other than us”.