IT security
Perimeter and endpoint protection, hardening, patch discipline and incident response — for infrastructure we installed and for whatever was already there.
Laminin builds and holds up the infrastructure behind Uganda's banks, government agencies and telecom operators — servers, networks, power and surveillance on the ground, with the security, administration and support that keep them worth what you paid.
Every rack we hand over is labelled, patched, tested and documented before sign-off.
One contractor from bill of quantities to commissioning, so nobody is left arguing about whose equipment failed.
Rack and tower servers sized to the workload, virtualisation hosts, backup targets and RAID-protected storage — specified, racked, imaged and burned in before they carry production load.
Core and access switching, routing, wireless, fibre backbone and certified copper cabling. Every drop is tested, labelled and recorded on an as-built schedule you keep.
Rack-mount and standalone UPS, generator changeover, precision cooling, raised floors and environmental monitoring — the parts of the room that decide whether the rest survives a bad week on the grid.
IP camera systems, recorders sized for real retention periods, biometric and card access, turnstiles and control-room screens — installed as one system rather than boxes bought separately.
Laptops, desktops, thin clients, printers and peripherals supplied, imaged to your standard build and deployed branch by branch with asset tags and handover records.
Moving live systems between sites or into new hardware, with cutover windows planned around your business hours and a tested way back if the window closes badly.
Modern hardware is only half the job. These are the capabilities we deploy across it, whether the equipment came from us or was already in the room.
Monitoring that learns what normal looks like on your network, flags what is not, and puts a named engineer on it rather than an email nobody opens.
Fingerprint, facial and card readers tied to one access policy across doors, server rooms and turnstiles, with audit trails your compliance team can actually pull.
Networks cut into zones so a compromised branch device cannot walk into the core, with rules documented and reviewed instead of accumulating quietly for years.
Most of our work is with clients we installed for years ago. These are the seven things we are contracted for.
Perimeter and endpoint protection, hardening, patch discipline and incident response — for infrastructure we installed and for whatever was already there.
Day-to-day operation, capacity and performance monitoring, backup verification and maintenance windows agreed rather than sprung on you.
Scope, budget, vendor coordination and reporting, run by managers who have delivered inside telecom and financial services programmes.
Policies matched to how your organisation actually works, written to stand up to regulator and internal audit review.
First and second line support for staff, with response targets agreed in advance and a ticket history you can audit.
System and business data turned into dashboards and reporting that management will use rather than file.
Sourcing through our distribution partners with lead times stated up front, equipment held until the site is ready, and warranties registered in your name.
The same six stages on a single rack or a fifty-site rollout. You know at any point what has been signed, what has landed and what is live.
We walk the room, measure power, check earthing, photograph cable routes and tell you what will not work before you buy it.
A rack elevation, a network diagram and an itemised bill of quantities with part numbers you can take to any procurement committee.
Sourcing through our partners, with lead times stated up front and equipment held in our stores until the site is ready.
Racking, cabling, dressing, labelling and power-up, done in agreed windows so the working day is not what pays for it.
Link tests, failover tests, retention tests and load checks, then a handover pack: as-builts, serials, warranties and credentials.
Ongoing cover under an agreed SLA, with a spares strategy, firmware discipline and a named engineer who knows your site.
Government, banking, telecom and fintech — sectors where an outage is a public event.





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Head of Strategy & Delivery
Carries a decade inside telecom BSS and enterprise IT infrastructure programmes into how Laminin scopes, prices and delivers work. Profile on LinkedIn
Response targets written into the contract, measured from the moment the ticket is logged.
| Severity | What it means | Response | On site |
|---|---|---|---|
| P1 | Production down — site, core switch or server offline | 15 minutes | 2 hours, Kampala |
| P2 | Degraded — redundancy lost, performance impact | 1 hour | Same business day |
| P3 | Single user or non-critical device fault | 4 hours | Next business day |
| P4 | Requests, moves, adds and changes | 1 business day | Scheduled |
Tell us the site and what it has to run. We will walk it, and come back with a design and a bill of quantities.
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