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What we do · Networks and Wi-Fi

Networks and Wi-Fi, managed as one thing.

The firewall, the switches and the Wi-Fi together, with a spare on our shelf if lightning finds yours.

Part of Concierge IT for Business · Included in $125 per person; equipment quoted

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$125
per person, per month. Security in every plan.
15 min
usual answer, from someone who knows your setup. Our night team takes anything urgent.
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“Chris and the Team at Protected Trust have been keeping our Team at Top Flight Electric safe for years. When anything happens with computers, internet, etc. we call Protected Trust and the fix is usually just a phone call away. Thanks for keeping us going!!”
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Network management, IT network support and network security solutions in Winter Haven, Orlando, Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Miami.

A note from the one who comes on site

Chris Munoz
Chris MunozService Engineer

I setup new machines, help with networking or anything that needs someone onsite. I work on issues that may take longer or require more attention. I take every challenge personal and I do not like to stop until I fix it.

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It fails on the worst day, usually after a storm. The spare is already on our shelf.

Network equipment fails on the worst day, usually after a storm. Because we standardize on a small number of models, a spare is on our shelf. It is configured, driven over, and in place while the replacement is on order. Most of the time nothing is wrong at all: the firewall is watched and kept current, the Wi-Fi is laid out for the floor plan rather than for the box the equipment came in, and when the internet goes down the call to the provider is ours, not yours.

Moving, adding people, or opening a second office? You outgrew it.

What is managed

Four layers, and for each one, someone whose job it is.

Part 1 of 4

The firewall

Kept current, and configured so the security operations center sees what crosses it.

Part 2 of 4

The switches and the Wi-Fi

Not the box the equipment came in. Guest Wi-Fi kept apart from yours, so visitors get the internet and nothing else.

Part 3 of 4

The internet

We know your provider, your circuit, and your account number, and we are the ones who call when it is down.

Part 4 of 4

Remote work

People connect from home or the road without a password written on a sticky note.

A new office, or a rebuild

For a new office, the firewall, switches, Wi-Fi and cabling are planned from the floor plan and installed before the furniture, as part of the move. A rebuild for an office you already have is a project, quoted before the work starts, with the equipment at the standard model so a spare is on our shelf from the day it goes in.

Who you will know by name

When lightning finds your firewall, the spare is driven over by someone you know.

Chris BridgesJavier PereiraJonathan JonesChris Munoz

Chris Bridges and Javier Pereira, Concierge Leads, with Jonathan Jones and Chris Munoz. The whole company is behind them. Meet everyone →

When my computer would lose connection to the network, Chris M. was there right away to troubleshoot the issue... Great job!
★★★★★ Jase B., on Google, October 2026 · 5.0 on Google · 59 reviews on our Orlando profile

How it works

Three steps, and the team is yours.

Three of the team at one laptop
1

A 30-minute call

Tell us what is working and what is not. We will tell you honestly if we fit.

Helping at a colleague's desk, Winter Haven
2

Your first month

Day one, you meet your team by name. In the first weeks we learn your provider, your circuit and your account number, and the firewall is configured so the security operations center sees what crosses it.

On a headset at a desk in the Orlando office
3

Your team takes it from here

You reach out, and someone who knows you takes it on, usually within 15 minutes.

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What it costs

Managing the network is in Complete. Equipment at the standard model; a new office or a rebuild is a project.

One plan, $125 per person, per month, with two add-ons when your work calls for them.

Everyone starts here

Complete

$125per person, per month

Your team, security, devices, backup, planning and Microsoft 365 care. The firewall, the switches, the Wi-Fi and the internet circuit, managed inside it.

When you must show proof

Security + Compliance

+$30per person, per month

For offices working to HIPAA, the FTC Safeguards Rule, CJIS or CMMC.

For the people who use it

Copilot, AI for work

+$30per person, per month

Microsoft Copilot set up safely, only for the people who need it.

A 10-person firm: $1,250 a month, setup $1,500. Microsoft licenses as their own lines. Agreements of 12, 24 or 36 months, and if it is not working for you, you can end one with sixty days' notice.

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The cover of The Keys Guide. Do you have the keys to your own IT? Or does someone else?

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Do you have the keys to your own IT? Or does someone else?

Most owners think they know, until the one person who does is out on a Friday.

Leah writes to you once, by name. Nobody adds you to a list.

Questions people ask

Plain answers.

Is network support part of the plan, or a separate contract?

Part of the plan. Network management, the firewall, the switches, the Wi-Fi and the internet circuit, is in Concierge IT for Business at $125 per person, per month, and network security is the same work, watched by the security operations center. Equipment is quoted at the standard model.

What happens when the internet goes down?

You reach out, and Protected Trust calls the provider. We know your circuit and your account number, and the call is ours, not yours.

Lightning took out our firewall. Now what?

A spare from the Protected Trust shelf, configured and driven over while the replacement is on order. We standardize on a few models for exactly this day.

Is guest Wi-Fi safe?

Yes, because it is kept apart from yours. Visitors get the internet and nothing else.

Is managing the network extra?

No. Managing the firewall, the switches, and the Wi-Fi is part of every Concierge IT plan. New or replacement equipment is quoted at the standard model, and a rebuild for a new office is a project.

Do you handle the cabling?

For a new office or a rebuild, yes: firewall, switches, Wi-Fi and cabling are planned from the floor plan and installed before the furniture, as a project quoted before the work starts.

Thirty minutes with a real person.

Tell us what happens today when the internet goes down. We will tell you honestly what we would change.

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