Managed IT Services

Managed services & support

Managed IT Services

A round-the-clock operations team for your whole estate, monitoring, patching, security, and support under SLAs you can hold us to. Fewer outages, faster fixes, and one number to call.

Why managed

Proactive, not reactive.

Break-fix support waits for something to go wrong. We do the opposite, continuous monitoring, automated patching, and disciplined maintenance catch problems before they reach your users. Our NOC watches availability and performance; our SOC watches for threats. Both run 24/7/365, staffed by engineers, not just dashboards.

  • One accountable partner. Servers, endpoints, network, cloud, and vendors, managed together, not in silos.
  • SLAs in writing. Response and resolution targets by priority, reported on every month.
  • Security built in. Patch discipline, EDR, and SOC monitoring included, not bolted on.
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99.599.9100% 99.98%

Illustrative managed-estate telemetry. Actual figures reported monthly per client.

By the numbers

What “managed” should mean.

0/7
NOC + SOC coverage
0 min
P1 response target
0%
Available uptime target
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Yearly downtime at 99.99%
What is included

Everything under management.

A complete operations layer across your infrastructure, pick the scope that fits.

24/7 monitoring & alerting

RMM agents watch servers, endpoints, network devices, and cloud services in real time. Anomalies raise alerts that reach an on-call engineer, not an unread inbox, with runbooks for fast, consistent response.

RMMSynthetic checksOn-call rotationRunbooks

Patch & vulnerability management

Tested patch rings for OS and third-party software, with reporting and rollback.

Help desk & support

Tiered support with SLA-backed response, self-service portal, and clear escalation.

Backup, recovery & continuity

Managed backups with tested restores, documented recovery objectives (RPO/RTO), and business-continuity planning so an incident is a hiccup, not a headline.

Endpoint & identity

EDR, MDM, and identity hygiene across every device and account.

Reporting & vCIO

Monthly reviews, budget planning, and a technology roadmap, strategy, not just tickets.

Service levels

Priorities and targets, in writing.

Representative SLA tiers. Exact targets are set to your operational needs during onboarding.

Managed IT SLA tiers with response and resolution targets
PriorityDefinitionResponse targetResolution target
P1, CriticalBusiness-down or major outage15 minutesContinuous to ~4 hours
P2, HighSignificant degradation1 hour~8 hours
P3, NormalSingle-user or minor issue4 business hoursNext business day
P4, RequestChange or service request1 business dayScheduled
Uptime nines and allowed annual downtime
AvailabilityDowntime / yearDowntime / monthTypical fit
99.9%, three nines8.76 hours43.8 minutesStandard business systems
99.99%, four nines52.6 minutes4.38 minutesRevenue-critical services
99.999%, five nines5.26 minutes26.3 secondsVoice / always-on platforms
Onboarding

From handover to fully managed.

01 / DISCOVER

Audit

We inventory your estate, document dependencies, and baseline health and risk.

02 / ONBOARD

Instrument

Deploy monitoring, EDR, and backup; set SLAs, runbooks, and escalation paths.

03 / STABILIZE

Remediate

Close the gaps the audit found, patching, hardening, and quick wins.

04 / OPERATE

Run & improve

24/7 operations with monthly reviews and a roadmap that keeps improving.

Questions

Managed IT, answered.

What is the difference between a NOC and a SOC?
A NOC (Network Operations Center) watches availability and performance, uptime, capacity, and faults. A SOC (Security Operations Center) watches threats, detection, triage, and response. Zoneits runs both, so operational health and security are covered by one coordinated team.
What uptime can you commit to?
Service levels are set per engagement. As a reference, 99.9% allows about 8.76 hours of downtime per year, 99.99% about 52.6 minutes, and 99.999% about 5.26 minutes. We design the architecture and support model to reach the target your business needs.
How fast do you respond to a critical incident?
Our standard P1 (critical) target is a 15-minute response, with engineers working continuously to resolution. Lower-priority tickets carry their own response and resolution targets, all defined in the SLA and reported monthly.
Do you work alongside our in-house IT team?
Yes. We operate as a full outsourced IT function or as co-managed IT that augments your team, taking the 24/7 monitoring and after-hours load while your staff focus on strategic work.
Which tools and platforms do you support?
Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints and servers; Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace; the major cloud platforms; and common network, firewall, and hypervisor vendors. Monitoring, EDR, and backup are delivered through industry-standard RMM and security tooling.
Managed IT Services

Stop firefighting.
Start operating.

Tell us what you run today and where it hurts. We will baseline your estate and propose a managed model with SLAs, security, and a roadmap.