Networking for IT services, software, and technology companies.
Multi-site connectivity, cloud-optimised routing, and scalable hybrid workforce access — built for organisations where the network is critical infrastructure, not just plumbing.
Where standard enterprise networking falls short for IT companies.
Multi-site office connectivity
IT services companies operate development centres, delivery centres, and client-facing offices across multiple cities and countries. Consistent, high-quality connectivity between sites is a baseline requirement for collaborative development workflows.
Developer toolchain performance
Continuous integration pipelines, source control systems, container registries, and remote development environments require low-latency, high-throughput connectivity. Network degradation has a direct and measurable impact on developer productivity.
Cloud-first workloads
IT companies run workloads distributed across AWS, Azure, and GCP. Optimising the path from offices and delivery centres to cloud regions is essential to application and pipeline performance.
Four capabilities that address IT industry network requirements.
SASE for hybrid and remote workforce access
indusWall ZTNA replaces traditional VPN with identity-aware, application-level access. Developers and consultants connect to exactly the applications they need — from any location — without broad network access or per-user VPN client management.
SD-WAN for office and delivery centre connectivity
ScaleAOn connects development centres and offices with hybrid WAN — combining MPLS, broadband, and 4G/LTE transports. Application-aware routing ensures CI/CD pipelines, source control, and collaboration tools always have the connectivity they need.
Optimised cloud connectivity for AWS, Azure, and GCP
CloudStation Controller defines routing policies that optimise the path from every office location to cloud service regions. Direct internet breakout for cloud-destined traffic eliminates backhaul latency. Multi-cloud routing is managed centrally.
Network monitoring and observability
CloudStation Insights provides Quality Score, Capacity Score, and API access for integration with DevOps toolchains and existing observability platforms.
ZTNA vs VPN — why it matters for IT industry workforces.
| Scenario | With VPN | With indusWall ZTNA |
|---|---|---|
| Remote developer access to dev environment | VPN client required, full network access granted | App-level access only, no client required on managed devices |
| Consultant accessing client delivery portal | Separate VPN profile, IT change request required | Role-scoped access from CloudStation identity policy |
| New hire onboarding | VPN client provisioned, credentials distributed manually | Access follows identity — AD group membership drives access policy |
| Network access on client's premises | Split-tunnel configuration required, often unreliable | Consistent access regardless of physical network |
Optimised routing to AWS, Azure, and GCP — managed centrally.
Microsoft Azure
Direct breakout for Microsoft 365 and Azure workloads. ExpressRoute integration support.
Amazon Web Services
Optimised routing to AWS regions. Application policy aware of AWS-hosted services.
Google Cloud Platform
Low-latency path selection for GCP-hosted workloads and Workspace services.
Multi-cloud
Centralised routing policy across all cloud providers managed in CloudStation Controller.
Products deployed in IT and technology environments.
A network your developers, operations, and security teams can all rely on.
Talk to a Lavelle Networks specialist about multi-site connectivity, workforce access, and cloud routing for your IT organisation.