Many products such as Windows Server, DNS, Active Directory, and their sub-services are controlled from a security perspective. In line with the identified deficiencies and needs, necessary corrections are made, possible gaps are closed and reported.

The wired wireless network infrastructure is analyzed and improvements are made from backup, security, business continuity, performance and documentation perspectives in line with the needs that arise, and optimum use of the investment is ensured.

Advanced Group Policy Design: The current state of the Group Policy structure, which greatly facilitates the user and client management of system administrators, but is not used efficiently in many institutions, is examined and analyzed. Group Policy objects are structured, updated, optimized and documented according to the organization's needs and structure.

Backup and Restore Process Design: For each of the many services used in the infrastructure, current backup, continuity and restore needs are determined and scenarios are created. These scenarios, how to use them, their effects on infrastructure, necessary objects and settings are documented in detail. Details of the work done are transferred to system administrators.

Business Continuity Practices: Business continuity scenarios for services and components are applied to the services and components in the face of disaster scenarios that are likely to be experienced, taking into account the services, components, technologies and needs that are in the infrastructure of the organization, and their use is transferred to the institution through the on-the-job-training model.