BONE IT

Network • Storage • systems

The expertise that gives the whole infrastructure its meaning.

Talk to an expert

We do not execute an order. We analyse, we structure, we guide. Bone Expertise does not just sell a service: it makes a decision safe.

Audit & advice

Advice before execution

Before touching a single cable, we frame it: what must be protected, what can be risked, and in which order to act.

Technical and strategic audit of the existing estate

Specifications & tenders

Mapping of risks & interdependencies

NIS2 · ISO 27001 compliance

Decision support for CIO / CISO / engineering leads

Project direction & migration steering

Writing of PSSI · DRP · BCP

Structuring the information system

The issues we handle

Three layers, one coherence

Network, storage and systems are not steered separately: every decision on one affects the other two.

Network

The network is your infrastructure’s circulatory system: everything travels through it, and the slightest weakness spreads instantly. We audit it first, before even discussing storage or systems. A poorly designed network architecture makes everything resting on it ineffective.

Storage

Storage is never neutral: badly sized, it costs a fortune; badly secured, it exposes your most sensitive data. We assess resilience as much as performance: fast storage with no recovery plan is only a risk in disguise. This is often where the most expensive technical debt hides.

Systems and virtualisation

Systems and virtualisation are the layer that runs your critical applications day to day. Poorly architected virtualisation creates dependencies that stay invisible until the day of the incident. We check that what runs matches what you believe you deployed.

Certifications & environments we master

The issues we handle

What really worries CIOs and CISOs

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NIS2: the real impact on your infrastructure

The NIS2 directive is not only a legal matter: it forces concrete changes to your architecture and your processes.

Mapping the gaps between your estate and the compliance requirements.
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DRP/BCP: beyond the document, tested plans

A recovery plan that has never been tested is a hypothesis, not a guarantee.

A real failover simulation to validate the announced recovery times.
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Technical debt: seeing it before it costs

Technical debt never announces itself: it surfaces during an incident, at the worst moment.

A costed diagnosis of the priority risk areas across your estate.
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Network / storage / systems interdependencies

A decision on one layer always affects the other two, often invisibly until the incident.

A cross-dependency map to anticipate domino effects.
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Frequently asked questions

Your questions, our straight answers.

What exactly does Bone do?

Bone advises on and architects IT infrastructure: network, storage, systems and security. We audit what exists, make a diagnosis, rank the risks and support the implementation. We do not resell hardware.

Is Bone a hardware reseller or a consultancy?

Bone resells no hardware: it is an independent consultancy and architecture practice, paid for the clarity of the decision.

Do I need a budget to start with Bone?

No. The first diagnosis is free and non-binding: its purpose is precisely to separate what deserves a budget from what does not.

Does Bone work without creating dependency?

Yes, that is the rule. Every engagement ends with deliverables that stay with you (maps, documentation, an action plan) and with a handover to your teams. You must be able to carry on without us.

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Going further

Three divisions, one logic: making your infrastructure decisions safe.

Core division

Bone expertise

Network • Storage • systems

Strategic complement

Bone capital

Up to 70% savings versus new

Vertical business

Bone feed

Broadcast • Post-production

our starting point

We start from your problem.

A clear diagnosis, with no commitment, to know where to start.

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