Services · Networks
Networks
Design, architecture, and managed services for WAN, LAN, data center, and cloud interconnectivity. We select hardware and vendors and operate the network — we do not pull cable.
Connectivity as a platform dependency
Applications fail when paths fail. Hybrid and multi-cloud architectures only increase the number of places routing, DNS, firewall policy, and capacity can go wrong. Cynch treats network design as part of platform reliability — not a separate silo that hands off a drawing and disappears.
We deliberately do not install physical cabling. That keeps our focus on design, hardware and vendor selection, and managed services of WAN, LAN, data center, and cloud interconnectivity. When physical plant work is required, we coordinate with the right partners while remaining accountable for the logical network your platforms depend on.
Whether you are refreshing a campus, connecting a colo, or building private paths into AWS, Azure, GCP, or IBM Cloud, we aim for networks that are observable, changeable, and documented — the kind your future self will thank you for during an outage.
Capabilities
What we take ownership of
WAN architecture
Site-to-site connectivity, resilient paths, and designs that balance cost with the reliability your applications require — including modern software-defined approaches where they fit.
LAN (wired & wireless)
Campus and office LAN design for performance and segmentation. Wired and wireless considered as one system, not afterthoughts.
Data center networking
Leaf-spine or appropriate topologies, segmentation, and operational practices for environments that host critical platforms.
Cloud interconnect
Private connectivity and hybrid paths between on-prem and cloud providers, with routing and security boundaries that match application needs.
Hardware & vendor selection
Bill-of-materials and partner selection without captive lock-in theater. We help you buy what you can operate.
Managed network services
Ongoing configuration, monitoring, change control, and incident response for the networks we design — or for environments you already run.
Discuss networks
Share your current environment and goals. We will respond with practical next steps — not a generic pitch deck.