Finance

24x7 NOC Services for Banks & Credit Unions

iGLASS offers flexible solutions for the financial sector to improve efficiency while reducing costs and risk in the face of constant pressure. We help you focus on servicing your customers, not your IT infrastructure.

NOC Services Built around Banking

Banking is 24x7. So is our NOC.

We don’t run a “follow the sun” operation or rotate through on-call staff. We’re here (in the U.S.) 24 hours a day, keeping an eye on your network.


It doesn’t matter whether you have one branch or one hundred. Customers expect their banking to be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They want to check their balances, transfer funds and pay their bills. If your network is down, or applications are hung up, customers will look for a new financial partner as quickly as they can Google your closest competitor.


High availability and proper operation of your IT assets and infrastructure is crucial to the success of your business. We can help. iGLASS’s comprehensive monitoring, alerting and remediation solutions are implemented and customized to satisfy the needs of your business, not the other way around. We don’t try to force square pegs into round holes. We work with you to develop the right checks and balances, synthetic transactions and runbooks to resolve network and application impairments before they impact your customers (or reputation).

Some of our valued financial services clients

Outages are painful, but the fact is they happen. A preventable outage is even worse, and can result in lost business and a blow to your credibility.


We understand the stakes and work tirelessly, 24×7, to keep your systems up and running at peak performance. When outages or impairments occur, we provide you with immediate notifications via email, text and phone call. We can also attempt to restore operations following predefined remediation runbooks.



With iGLASS you’ll sleep well at night, enjoying the peace of mind that comes with the leading US–based, 24×7 NOC partner watching your back.

We offer peace of mind.

Get a personalized quote today

Just as we do with our monitoring solutions, your quote will be uniquely tailored to your individual needs. Peace of mind may cost a lot less than you think.

After your submit the form, we will:

  • Follow-up to learn more about your business and monitoring needs.
  • Walk you through the quote details and our recommendations based on your environment.
  • Provide space for an open Q&A session to make sure all of your questions are answered.


“We could not recreate this internally at the same price point. To run a 24×7 operation with at least two people on staff at all times, we would require a 13-person NOC. With iGLASS, the cost is less than one FTE. That’s as much of a no-brainer as one can get.”

JEFF HARRINGTON | DIRECTOR OF NETWORK OPERATIONS


Resources

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CASE STUDY

iGLASS Enables NYSERNet's Expansion of Member Services

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Choosing a NOC Partner: Everything You Should Consider When Outsourcing Your Monitoring Services



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