DeepNet

DeepNet has been doing managed IT since 1999. The model is simple: we work like your internal IT department, not like a vendor you call when something breaks. That framing decides most of what we do. If budgets are down, we look at where to cut cost. If you're expanding, we look at which technology initiatives enable that. If a workflow is stuck, we look at what it costs to free it up and how fast it pays back. And when the work isn't ours to do — cabling, telco, a machine on the production floor — we don't hand it back to you. We find the partner, vet them, and project-manage it. Security is included in the standard fee rather than sold on top. Endpoint and identity detection, phishing simulation and awareness training, password management — all of it, in the base price. We don't want clients to have optionality around that. If you get a breach, it hurts us as much as it hurts you, so the incentives should line up rather than fight each other. The same goes for billing. Per user, per month. Per network location, per month. Projects quoted fixed-price. No hardware markup. A contractual cap on annual rate increases. You should be able to budget a year of IT without a surprise in it. We're privately held — no outside investors, no private equity — and a Certified B Corporation since 2021, with employee ownership on the roadmap. That's not a badge thing. It means the people supporting you have a reason to still be here in five years, which is most of what continuity actually is. 99% CSAT. 24/7/365 emergency support at no added c