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ALPENIQ IT

IT that runs.

Your IT should just run, without you thinking about it. ALPENIQ IT takes over your entire IT operation: Microsoft 365, devices, network, security, backup and support. Available, secure, in the background, as managed service and managed security (MSP + MSSP).

IT only becomes a topic when it fails.

As long as everything runs, you do not think about your IT. That is exactly the problem: without a reliable partner you notice the gaps only when something stops or data is gone.

No reliable partner

The big provider is expensive and slow, the single freelancer not always reachable. In between, someone who knows your setup is missing.

Structures that grew over time

Over the years one thing led to another. Today no one knows exactly how it all connects.

Security as an afterthought

Firewall, backup and permissions run along on the side. An incident reveals what is missing.

Unpredictable IT costs

Sometimes an emergency, sometimes a purchase. Costs come in bursts instead of predictably.

Compliance and insurance pressure

Customers, audits or insurers demand proof you cannot produce at the push of a button.

No overview, no monitoring

Problems surface once they are already there, not before they hit you.

Big provider, freelancer or ALPENIQ IT?

Between the expensive big provider and the single freelancer, the right size is often missing: close, reliable and secure from the start.

CriterionSingle freelancerBig providerALPENIQ IT
IT support when problems arise
Availability and cover during outages
Rent hardware instead of investing
Standardised, documented setups
Pentest and awareness from day one
Proactive monitoring instead of reaction

You get the closeness of a freelancer and the reliability of a big provider, at a predictable monthly price, with security from the start.

From emergency support
to IT that simply runs

We take on your IT operation as a whole, set up, monitored and secured, at a predictable monthly price.

01

Assessment & setup

We record your setup, clean it up and set everything up properly, on site and in the cloud.

02

Rental model instead of investment

You rent firewall, switches, access points and rack instead of buying them. Big purchases become predictable monthly costs.

03

Security by default

Segmentation, firewall, Microsoft 365 and backup are secured from the start, including pentest and awareness.

04

Monitor & operate

We monitor your systems proactively and fix many things before you notice them.

05

Support

One contact who knows your setup, reachable when you need them.

The result is IT you no longer have to think about.

How we work together

Your effort stays low

Step 1

Getting to know each other

Status check

We look at your IT and clarify where you stand and what is missing.

Your time: A single call

Step 2

Onboarding

Record it cleanly

We document your setup, take over devices and access and clean things up.

Your time: Low

Step 3

Setup & hardening

Set up & secure

We set up infrastructure, Microsoft 365 and security, standardised and hardened.

Your time: Nothing on your end

Step 4

Operation & monitoring

Keep watch

We monitor your systems and keep them current and secure.

Your time: Nothing on your end

Step 5

Support

Be there

For questions and incidents, a contact who knows your setup is there.

Your time: As needed

ALPENIQ IT is not just IT support. ALPENIQ IT is peace of mind, running in the background.

Frequently Asked Questions

Swiss framework conditions

Which IT security obligations apply in Switzerland?

Since 1 April 2025, operators of critical infrastructure must report cyberattacks to the Federal Office for Cybersecurity within 24 hours of discovery; the associated sanctions have applied since 1 October 2025 and reach up to CHF 100'000. Ordinary SMEs are not subject to this reporting duty – the general data-security obligation under Art. 8 FADP applies to them.

Which IT security obligations apply in Switzerland?
CriterionWhat appliesSource
Reporting duty24 hours from discovery, to the BACS. Applies to operators of critical infrastructure – not to every SME.Source: ISA reporting duty – FOCS
General data securityAppropriate technical and organisational measures (Art. 8 FADP). Data-security breaches posing a high risk must be reported to the FDPIC (Art. 24 FADP).Source: FADP, SR 235.1
Processing on behalfDelegation to a service provider is permitted but does not remove responsibility (Art. 9 FADP). For hosting abroad, Art. 16 f. FADP must additionally be assessed.Source: FADP, SR 235.1

What is different in Switzerland

Cantonal and municipal administrations fall expressly within the BACS reporting duty. An IT provider serving a municipality therefore works under a stricter regime than with a private client of the same size.

Primary sources

This overview describes the legal position in outline and does not replace an assessment of the individual case. It is not legal advice.

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