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WFH Labs / IT systems & cybersecurity

IT systems.
Cybersecurity.
Implementation support.

We help businesses across Europe understand their IT systems, fix security issues and put agreed changes into practice.

Bring us an audit report, an overdue upgrade or a technology decision. We work with your team and existing IT providers to get the work done.

Based in Lithuania · Working across Europe

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Never leave a
partner behind.
IT & architecture reviewsSecurity & audit preparationTechnology decisionsImplementation support
02 / Our services

Technical advice.
Practical help.

Each engagement has an agreed scope. We can review a situation, help deliver changes or provide ongoing technical leadership.

03 / What useful work looks like

A result your team
can act on.

A findings list needs to become a set of jobs people can carry out. A technology comparison needs to lead to a decision, with the assumptions and costs explained.

We agree what you will receive before work starts, including who will make any changes and how they will be checked.

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Illustrative work record · not a client case

An old server. Several findings. One coordinated change.

Problem

A security report lists several issues affecting the same unsupported server.

Investigate

Check which applications depend on it and whether a supported upgrade is available.

Agree

Assign the upgrade, arrange downtime and prepare a recovery option.

Check

Test the applications and ask the testing provider to verify the relevant findings.

04 / About WFH Labs

Know who is responsible
for your project.

WFH Labs is an IT engineering and cybersecurity consultancy based in Kaunas, Lithuania. We review systems, explain security findings and help implement the changes. We work with businesses across Europe, alongside their teams and providers.

You will have an identified project contact and agreed delivery responsibilities. Any additional specialist involvement is discussed with you before it is added to the scope.

Eitautas Šimaitis, founder and CEO of WFH Labs
The person behind WFH Labs

Eitautas Šimaitis

Founder & CEO

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Describe the situation

What is happening, what it affects and when you need an answer.

Agree the scope and price

We set out the work, expected result, required inputs and responsibilities.

Review, deliver and check

We work through the agreed scope and hand over the findings, decisions or completed changes.

05 / Before you get in touch

A few useful answers.

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We are not sure which service we need. Can we still contact you?

Yes. Tell us what is happening, which systems or teams are affected and whether there is a deadline. You do not need to diagnose the problem or know its technical name.

Can you work with our existing IT provider?

Yes. We agree the responsibilities with you and can work alongside your internal team, hosting provider or other suppliers.

Do you provide advice or carry out the work?

Both can be included. Before starting, we identify which tasks WFH Labs will perform, which belong to your team or suppliers and how completion will be checked.

How much does it cost?

We quote after agreeing the problem, systems involved, access needed and expected result. A review can have a defined scope; implementation or ongoing support needs its own agreed terms.

Do you work remotely?

Work that can be assessed and delivered through agreed remote access can be handled remotely. Any site visits or on-site work are discussed as part of the scope.

Next step / Start with your situation

You do not need to know the technical term.

Tell us what is happening, what it affects and when you need help. We’ll discuss whether we can help and what a useful first piece of work would be.