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Al-Qannas Sanitary IT Infrastructure Overhaul

Al-Qannas Sanitary IT Infrastructure Overhaul

Project Details

  • Clients : Theme-Vally
  • Start Date : 01 August, 2025
  • End Date : 30 Augest, 2025
  • Tags : IT, Security, Infrastructure, Network, Virtualization
  • Duration : 1 month
  • Client Website : Al-Qannas
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Al-Qannas Sanitary IT Infrastructure Overhaul

The IT Infrastructure Overhaul for Al‑Qannas Sanitary focused on transforming a legacy, fragmented environment into a secure, scalable, and centrally managed enterprise‑grade infrastructure. The project included redesigning the entire network topology, replacing outdated switches with managed Layer‑2/Layer‑3 devices, implementing VLAN segmentation, deploying a next‑generation firewall with structured access rules, installing new domain controllers, joining all endpoints to Active Directory, enforcing Group Policies, and rolling out enterprise‑level endpoint protection across the organization.
This overhaul established a modern, resilient foundation capable of supporting current operations and future digital growth.

A modernized infrastructure that enhances performance, security, and operational efficiency.

  • Stronger Network Security
    VLAN segmentation, firewall policies, and endpoint protection significantly reduce attack surfaces and unauthorized access.
  • Centralized Management & Control
    Active Directory, Group Policies, and managed switches provide unified control over users, devices, and network behavior.
  • Improved Reliability & Performance
    Replacing legacy hardware with enterprise‑grade switches and structured network design ensures stable, high‑performance connectivity.
  • Scalable Foundation for Future Growth
    The new architecture supports expansion, new services, and additional branches without major redesign.
  • Standardized & Compliant Operations
    Policies, access rules, and domain‑joined devices ensure consistent, auditable, and compliant IT operations.