RIZQ
Automotive and Rental

Every showroom, every service bay, every site. Always on.

Multi-brand dealership groups and rental fleets with showrooms, service bays and sites island-wide. Monitored network operations for always-on DMS and point-of-sale, secure connectivity between locations, help desk for every role.

  • Multi-site secure WAN
  • DMS and POS uptime
  • After-hours escalation
  • Guest Wi-Fi separation
multi-sitedealership groups island-wide
24/7network and POS monitoring
POSand DMS uptime monitoring
T1–T3help desk for every role

01What is at stake

Where this sector gets hurt.

A site goes dark

When the WAN link or switch fails, sales cannot quote, service cannot close tickets, parts cannot ship.

DMS and point-of-sale

Dealer management and payment systems are the business; an outage is lost deals and lost cash.

High turnover, many roles

Sales, service, parts, F&I and rental counters each need fast onboarding and support.

Customer financial data

Credit applications and payment data make dealerships a target for fraud and ransomware.

02What we deliver

Four services, framed for your sector.

Each one links to its full service story.

Secure Networking, SASE and EdgeSecure WAN across every location

Edge appliances at each site, encrypted fabric to the DMS and cloud, guest Wi-Fi separated from the business network.

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Managed IT and Tiered Help DeskHelp desk for every counter

Onboarding, device support and after-hours coverage for sales, service, parts and rental staff.

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24/7 XDR Security Operations CenterMonitoring across the group

Every site’s edge, endpoints and cloud tenant watched by analysts.

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Business Continuity and Disaster RecoveryContinuity for DMS and office systems

Verified backups and recovery for servers at the group and the sites.

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03Regulatory and business drivers

Why now.

FTC Safeguards Rule

Dealers that extend credit must maintain a written information security program with named oversight.

PCI expectations

Payment flows isolated and protected at every counter.

Manufacturer requirements

OEM connectivity and security standards for dealer systems.

Insurance

MFA, EDR and backup attestations for coverage.

04Reference architecture

The layers we put in place.

Foundation first, governance last; the stack narrows as each layer builds on the one below.

  1. Site edge

    Managed appliance per showroom, service center and rental location.

    per site
  2. Secure WAN

    Encrypted fabric linking sites, DMS and cloud.

    fabric
  3. Segmentation

    Guest, service bay, POS and office traffic separated.

    VLANs
  4. Endpoints

    Managed and patched devices at every counter.

    managed
  5. Help desk

    Tiered support with after-hours and emergency coverage.

    T1–T3
  6. SOC

    Group-wide monitoring and response.

    24/7

05With RIZQ vs without

Three scenarios from this sector.

One of them on two timelines first. Follow the dots, then read the rest.

Ransomware at one dealership in the group
T+0T+15 minT+2 hT+1 dayT+1 week
With RIZQ
T+0Service-desk PC infected at one store
T+8 minSOC isolates the host; site segment cut from the fabric
T+1 hOther stores keep selling; DMS unaffected
T+1 dayStore servers restored from verified points
Unmanaged
T+0Service-desk PC infected at one store
T+4 hFlat WAN carries it to every dealership
T+1 dayShowrooms on paper; deals and F&I stalled
T+1 weekGroup-wide rebuild; month-end close missed
One store, not the group. A segmented fabric and a watched network turn a site incident into a site incident.
Managed dealership groupUnmanaged
WAN link fails at a site
failover

Secondary link takes over; NOC alerted; sales never notice.

outage

Showroom offline until a technician arrives.

New salesperson starts Monday
ready

Account, device and DMS access provisioned from the onboarding ticket.

waiting

Shares a colleague’s login for a week.

Ransomware at one location
contained

Site isolated from the fabric; other sites keep selling; servers restored.

spread

Flat network carries it to every dealership in the group.

06Next steps

From assessment to live operation.

  1. 1
    Site survey

    Every location mapped: links, switches, Wi-Fi, counters, systems.

    1–2 weeks
    Exit: inventory
  2. 2
    Fabric and desk

    Edge appliances and secure WAN rolled out site by site; help desk live.

    4–8 weeks
    Exit: sites live
  3. 3
    Operate

    NOC, SOC and help desk as steady state with monthly reviews.

    ongoing
    Exit: live
Every site on one fabric, every counter supported, every system watched.