NANO IT Services · Vancouver, BC
A network designed on purpose. A recovery you've actually tested.
We design, build and hand over the infrastructure Canadian businesses run on: secure networks, modernized servers and cloud, and disaster recovery that has been proven. Scoped projects with a start and an end.
Infrastructure rarely fails on a quiet day.
The server in the closet that nobody wants to touch.
It runs the accounting system. The warranty ran out years ago.
“We have backups.”
Nobody has ever restored one. Nobody knows how long it would take.
The renewal quote for your server platform just jumped.
Is it time to move, and to what? Nobody has the numbers.
Illustrative scenarios, not client cases.
It happens to Canadian businesses every year. Waiting doesn't make it cheaper.
- CA$6.98M
- Average cost of a data breach in Canada in 2025 — up 10.4% in a yearIBM Cost of a Data Breach, 2025
- 88%
- Share of small-business breaches worldwide that involved ransomwareVerizon DBIR, 2025 (global)
- 1 in 6
- Canadian businesses hit by a cyber incident in 2023Statistics Canada, 2024
- CA$3.34M
- Lower average breach cost for Canadian firms that use security AI and automation extensivelyIBM Cost of a Data Breach, 2025
Now the number that matters: what would a day of downtime cost your business? Run it in 30 seconds
Three projects that turn “we think so” into “we've seen it work.”
We design, build and hand over — documented, and tested before we call it done.
Every project is scoped and quoted in writing once we understand it — we don't publish rates, because no two environments are the same.
Want it run for you, every day? That's a product.
Products are packaged and ongoing. Services are projects with a scope and an end date. Each product has its own focus and identity, backed by the same Canadian company.
Managed IT & cybersecurity — run for you, every day.
Our flagship product: three fully managed plans — security, backup, helpdesk and reviews — on one flat monthly rate per user, with critical-issue response from 4 hours down to 1 hour within support hours, and 24/7 managed detection and response from Business up. Fully managed, or co-managed alongside your own IT team.
- 24/7 managed detection & response (Business and Business Pro)
- Backup with a Canadian hosting option for disaster-recovery data
- Co-Manage for organizations with their own IT staff
In development
More in development
Products are packaged and ongoing; services are projects with a scope and an end date. We're building the next products in the portfolio — want early word? Get in touch.
A Canadian company you can hold to its word.
A bilingual engineering team across Canada and Latin America, a written scope on every project, and a test before every handover.
Read our story- 2022
- NANOITS Canada Inc. established in Vancouver
- 2013
- The NANOITS group founded, in Ecuador
Canadian owned & operated
Canadian work is contracted, invoiced and answered for by NANOITS Canada Inc.
Tested, not assumed
We test before we hand over — recovery plans included — and write the results down, so you're not taking our word for it.
Scope in writing
Every project is scoped and quoted in writing before work starts. If the scope changes, we agree it with you in writing first.
Scope in writing. Tested before we call it done.
What owners ask us first.
“We already have an IT provider.”
Keep them. We scope projects around your provider or your own IT staff and hand over documentation they can use. Many businesses bring in a specialist for a migration or a recovery plan and keep their day-to-day support as it is.
“We don't know exactly what we need yet.”
That's normal. The first call is about understanding what you run and what's not working. The scope — and the quote — come in writing before any work begins.
“What will it cost?”
It depends on what you run and what you need, so every project is quoted in writing for your scope. We don't publish rates because no two environments are the same.
Tell us what you need built.
A 20-minute call about your network, your servers or cloud, or your recovery plan. If it makes sense to go further, the scope and the quote come in writing — never a number on the spot.