Cisco-centric network, security and collaboration integrator in Houston
NETSYNC is a Houston-based value-added reseller and integrator delivering networking, security and collaboration projects. Its stack is overwhelmingly Cisco (Catalyst Center, Meraki, ISE, Firewall Threat Defense, Webex) alongside Palo Alto Networks and ClearPass, signaling a multi-vendor security practice. Open roles skew toward engineering and junior talent, consistent with delivery work on long-running collaboration and SD-WAN engagements.
NETSYNC is a privately held IT solutions provider founded in 2002 and headquartered in Houston, TX, with 51–200 employees. It holds minority-owned and woman-owned business certifications and operates as a value-added reseller with deep Cisco, HP and Intel partnerships. The firm designs and implements networking, wireless, unified communications, security, storage and cloud solutions. Clients span K-12 and higher education, municipalities, government agencies and corporate buyers in energy, healthcare, retail and financial services. Operations are supported by ServiceNow, Freshdesk, LogicMonitor and SolarWinds.
NETSYNC works heavily with Cisco Catalyst, Meraki, ISE, Webex and Cisco firewalls, plus Palo Alto Networks Panorama, ClearPass, SD-WAN, and operational tools like ServiceNow, LogicMonitor, SolarWinds and Freshdesk.
NETSYNC is headquartered in Houston, Texas, and hires in the United States. It was founded in 2002 and has 51–200 employees.
Job posts point to enterprise collaboration implementations and migrations, a multi-year engagement with a Louisiana hospital district, a multi-year Austin-area collaboration project, and formalized cybersecurity methodologies.
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