/ Managed practice · Network
Network ops you stop operating yourself.
WIT ONE runs your network as a managed practice — across switching, edge, flow, and synthetic. Named operators on call, change capability staged through approval, and ENOS as the substrate underneath.
Most enterprises spend their senior network engineers' time triaging tickets that an agent should have closed. Our practice flips that: ENOS handles the routine — anomalies surfaced, baselines maintained, BGP / ACL / firewall changes staged with rollbacks. Your team handles design, vendor strategy, and the genuinely novel. We carry the pager.
/ Outcomes the service commits to
/ Service catalog
What we deliver, every day.
A managed practice — not a tool subscription. The catalog below is what your team gets in week one and what your business consumes every month.
Operate · run continuously
- Switching & routing
Live fabric across Arista, Cisco, Juniper. Configuration drift detection, BGP policy hygiene, ACL rationalization run every week.
- Edge & SD-WAN
Cloudflare and SASE estates managed end-to-end — WAF policy, DDoS posture, edge-route changes through CI/CD-style staging.
- Flow analytics & visibility
Kentik / ThousandEyes integrated and watched. Anomalies — east-west surges, BGP hijack indicators, DNS tunneling — flagged in minutes.
- Firewall as a managed service
Palo Alto, Cisco, Juniper firewalls operated under SLA. Rule lifecycle: request → simulate → stage → audit. No 4-year-old shadow rules.
Engineer · run on a cadence
- Capacity & latency forecasting
Saturation forecast on every uplink and edge. Quarterly capacity review with concrete headroom recommendations.
- Change control
Network changes (BGP, ACL, firewall, DNS) staged in dry-run, simulated against live flow, executed under approval, rolled back if validation fails.
- Disaster recovery
Failover paths exercised quarterly. Multi-region active-active where the topology supports it; warm standby where it doesn't.
Defend · run continuously
- Network anomaly hunt
Baseline-aware detection mapped to MITRE ATT&CK. Lateral-movement, exfil patterns, BGP hijack attempts — flagged with cited evidence.
- DNS hygiene
DNS tunneling, fast-flux, NXDOMAIN spikes monitored. Sinkholes deployed under approval. Authoritative DNS policy reviewed quarterly.
- Cross-domain coordination
When network signal correlates with a security event, our practice hands the incident to the cybersecurity practice on WIT OS — same Workspace, same audit trail.
/ Engagement model
How the relationship runs.
Engagement is monthly subscription · 12-month minimum · no per-seat scaling. You buy outcomes, not utilization.
- Named lead operator
A senior network engineer who owns the relationship — knows your topology, your vendors, your business-critical paths.
- 24/7 NOC coverage
Three-person rotation across geographies. Sub-minute paging on critical, sub-15-min response, no L1 ping-pong.
- Monthly business review
MTTR trend, change success rate, capacity headroom, SLA performance. Numbers your COO already cares about.
- Quarterly architecture review
Topology updated. Vendor strategy reviewed. Capacity reforecast. Change control retro. Roadmap signed.
- Subscription · 12-month minimum
Monthly subscription. No per-device scaling for the practice itself; you pay for outcomes, not utilization.
- Cockpit shared with you
Same Workspace your network team uses. Live topology, live SLO, live audit. Customer ops and our team see the same source of truth.
/ The team you get
Named, accountable, on call.
- Network Practice LeadBusiness hours
Senior network engineer who owns the relationship, runs the QBR, and is reachable for strategic / vendor decisions.
- Network Operations Engineers24/7 on-call
Three-person rotation. Pager-duty for SLO defense, executors of approved changes, owners of the runbook library.
- Network HunterBusiness hours · on-call escalation
Owns the anomaly-detection program. Builds and tunes hunts, coordinates with the cybersecurity practice on cross-domain events.
- Capacity & Architecture LeadBusiness hours
Authors the quarterly capacity report. Owns the topology source-of-truth and the vendor-strategy roadmap.
/ What runs underneath
Powered by ENOS.
ENOS is the network-operations orchestrator inside WIT OS. Our managed practice runs on it — your tenant, your data, your residency. Customers can take ENOS direct as a platform; most prefer the practice on top.
Explore ENOS- Six specialist agents across switching, edge, flow, synthetic
- Vendor coverage: Arista · Cisco · Juniper · Palo Alto · Cloudflare · Kentik · ThousandEyes
- Read-only by default; change capable through CI/CD-style approvals
- Anomaly detection mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
- Baseline learning: 14–30 days; deviations surfaced with context
- Native to MAESTRO and the Workspace
/ The first 90 days
From kickoff to steady-state — on a fixed timeline.
- Phase 01Days 1–14
Discovery & connect
- Read-only API access to switching, edge, flow, synthetic vendors
- ENOS substrate stood up · live topology and inventory
- Named lead operator + NOC rotation introduced; pager paths tested
- Day-30 baseline drafted (MTTR baseline, change-success rate, anomaly noise floor)
- Phase 02Days 15–60
First wave of work
- Anomaly noise floor tuned · false positives down to <2%
- Top-10 capacity / SLO risks ranked and assigned
- Change-control lane opened for low-risk remediation
- Quarterly business review template signed with your COO
- Phase 03Days 60–90+
Steady-state
- Monthly business review cadence in flight
- Quarterly capacity report delivered
- DR drill scheduled for the next quarter
- Architecture roadmap signed and dated
/ Other Enterprise Agentic Operations practices
Buy one. Run all four.
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