Network as a Service
Slow applications, sites that drop, and nobody certain who owns the problem. Aiwel delivers network as a service built on software-defined networking, with secure connectivity, continuous monitoring, and managed response, so your sites stay connected and your production systems stay reachable.
Network as a Service Capabilities Aiwel Manages
SD-WAN
Aiwel automates resource allocation, rule changes, load balancing, and switch configuration, so your network adapts without a change request for every adjustment.
Secure
Access
Aiwel delivers identity and access management, zero trust network access, and SASE, so users are authenticated continuously as they move between applications.
Network Segmentation
Aiwel separates IT from OT and production systems, limiting lateral movement so one compromised device cannot reach your industrial or business-critical environments.
Monitoring and
Response
Aiwel watches every site, user, device, and application continuously, with managed response processes that act on problems before they reach your operations.
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Designing Your Network as a Service PLan
Aiwel works through these three areas with your team before recommending anything, so the network as a service we build holds up under real operating conditions.
Site and Traffic Assessment
Aiwel maps your sites, applications, bandwidth patterns, and dependencies, including the IoT and OT devices most network designs were never built to account for.
Evaluation
Aiwel stays vendor-neutral, matching you to pre-vetted carriers and platforms, and to the redundancy model that fits your uptime requirements and budget.
Support Level
Aiwel supports healthcare, manufacturing, higher education, hospitality, and municipalities, and we own the work through implementation and operations.
Where Aiwel’s Network as a Service Adds Value
Most providers will sell you circuits and hardware and leave you to manage them. Aiwel does the opposite. We monitor every site, coordinate the carriers, handle patching and optimization, and escalate on your behalf, so nobody on your team is sitting in a provider queue explaining an account number.
A third of network breaches involve IoT sensors and operational technology, mostly in manufacturing, healthcare, and facilities management, and OT ransomware rose 60% in 2024. Most network designs predate those devices entirely. Aiwel’s network as a service segments them properly, controls vendor and contractor access, and builds in redundant connectivity with fast failover, so a single circuit or compromised device never stops production.
Beyond Network as a Service
Aiwel’s network as a service connects to our cybersecurity, recovery, and compliance practices, so resilience is one program. Explore our other services to ensure your organization stays secure from all ends:
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Network as a Service
What does Aiwel actually manage in a network as a service engagement?
Aiwel owns the full lifecycle: design, carrier coordination, deployment, continuous monitoring, patching, optimization, and escalation on your behalf. Your team stops mediating between providers when something degrades.
What is SD-WAN and why does it matter?
SD-WAN automates resource allocation and network management, including rule changes, load balancing, and switch configuration. It is also the foundation of a serious security posture, because identity-based access and zero trust depend on a network that can enforce policy centrally.
How does network as a service improve our cybersecurity?
Through centralized monitoring, policy enforcement, managed firewalls, segmentation, and secure remote access. It also removes the risk sitting in misconfigured or unpatched network equipment, which is where a surprising number of incidents actually begin.
Can Aiwel separate our production and business networks?
Yes, and this is one of the most common gaps we find. Aiwel segments IT from OT so contractors, vendors, and compromised endpoints cannot move laterally into production systems, machines, or industrial control environments.
What happens when a site goes down?
You call Aiwel, not a carrier queue. Aiwel’s network as a service includes redundant connectivity with automatic failover, so most outages become a brief interruption rather than a site standing idle while someone waits on hold.
Will Aiwel work with the network equipment we already own?
Often, yes. Aiwel is vendor-neutral. If your current equipment and carrier contracts are sound, we’ll manage them and close the gaps around them. If they can’t meet your requirements, we’ll show you the comparison.
Do you support public sector organizations?
Yes. Aiwel is a Canadian-based firm delivering business resilience consulting and managed services to private and public sector clients across Canada and the United States.
What does network as a service cost compared to managing it internally?
A predictable monthly managed cost rather than unpredictable hardware refreshes, carrier escalations, and the internal time spent chasing them. It also gives you networking and security specialists you would struggle to hire and retain.
Can we add sites as we grow?
Yes. Expanding to a new plant, warehouse, office, or customer site is a standard part of the service, and bandwidth can scale up or down as demand changes without a redesign or a new procurement cycle.
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Call us at:
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1200 Bay St. #202, Toronto, ON M5R 2A5
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