Network Redesign — Provincial Conservation Authority
A provincial government body operating across 9 Ontario sites — field offices, conservation areas, and administrative facilities — inherited a flat, unsegmented network where all traffic shared the same broadcast domain. We are rebuilding the architecture from the ground up: proper segmentation, tiered access control, and a network designed for the organisation's actual operational footprint.
Scope
Full network architecture redesign across 9 geographically distributed sites. VLAN segmentation separating operational, administrative, field device, and guest traffic. Firewall policy rebuild, secure inter-site connectivity, and phased migration from a flat legacy network without disrupting day-to-day operations.
Stack
Cisco switching and routing · FortiGate firewalls · VLAN segmentation · 802.1X NAC · SD-WAN inter-site connectivity · Network access policies
Outcome
Ongoing engagement — phased migration in progress. Operational and administrative segments isolated. Field and IoT devices moved to dedicated network zones. Each phase is tested and validated before cutover — the organisation continues to operate normally throughout.