Network engineering for sensitive environments

A clear network. Wired up on a sound legal footing.

We plan and install structured cabling and network technology for medical practices, clinics, and commercial buildings, including the data-protection and confidentiality documentation that environments with sensitive data need.

Cat6Awired throughout
§203 StGBconfidentiality fixed by contract
Art. 28 GDPRDPA included
Internet (WAN)Cloud Gateway UltraFirewallVPN tunnelPatch panel · Cat6ASwitch Lite 8 PoEWorkstation ITSpecialist devicesGuest Wi-FiReceptionPrinterSpecialist deviceU6+ Access PointSmartphoneLaptopNetwork planKlare LeitungIllustrative, not to scale
§203 StGB confidentiality undertakingDPA under Art. 28 GDPRAligned with the KBV guidelineNo tracking on this siteMade in Berlin

What we do

From the wall outlet to the signed DPA

Three areas of work that we always think through together: not as an up-sell, but as one project.

Structured cabling

Cat6A cabling, patch panels, and clearly labeled outlets: planned for the next 15 years, not the next tenant.

Network technology & segmentation

UniFi gateways, switches, and access points, cleanly separated into VLANs: workstation IT, specialist devices, and guest Wi-Fi never share a network.

Legally sound documentation

A §203 StGB confidentiality undertaking, an IT services agreement, and a DPA under Art. 28 GDPR: ready to sign, not boilerplate text from the internet.

How working together looks

Four steps to a finished network

Step 1

Free on-site walkthrough

We look at rooms, existing cabling, and devices, and discuss which areas need which network access.

Step 2

Fixed-price quote & network concept

You receive a written quote with cable routing, a hardware proposal, and a VLAN concept: written to be understood, not just technical jargon.

Step 3

Installation

Cabling and hardware installation, scheduled outside consultation hours or on practice-free days.

Step 4

Documentation & handover

Test reports, network plan, confidentiality undertaking, and data processing agreement, signed and archived before we leave.

Medical practices today, more tomorrow

We start with medical practices, not because it's small, but because it's strict

Few environments demand more of network separation and documentation than a medical practice: special-category health data, the KBV guideline, and the physician confidentiality duty under §203 StGB. Whoever masters that standard is prepared for any other building.

That is why the medical practice is our starting point today, and the clinic, office building, or commercial property of tomorrow is not a detour. It is the logical next step up.

TodaySingle and group practices
NextMVZs, practice clinics, dental practices
Looking aheadClinics, office buildings, commercial properties
What stays constantSegmented networks, complete GDPR documentation

Reference project

Ophthalmology practice, Prenzlauer Berg

Complete re-cabling, a UniFi network with Cloud Gateway Ultra, Switch Lite 8 PoE, and a U6+ access point, VLAN segmentation by functional area, plus a §203 confidentiality undertaking, an IT services agreement, and a DPA under Art. 28 GDPR.

Questions practice managers actually ask us

Frequently asked questions

What sets Klare Leitung apart from a regular IT systems integrator?

A regular IT systems integrator delivers hardware and cabling. Klare Leitung also delivers the legal side: a confidentiality undertaking under §203 of the German Criminal Code (StGB), a data processing agreement (DPA) under Art. 28 GDPR, and, where relevant, documentation aligned with the KBV guideline on IT security in medical practices. Both come from a single source and are drafted to match each other.

Do we need this even as a small single-practitioner practice?

Yes. The KBV IT-security guideline applies regardless of size to all contracted medical and psychotherapy practices. Even a two-person practice processes special-category health data and needs a properly segmented network, plus a data processing agreement with every provider that has access to its systems.

What does a network installation cost for a medical practice?

It depends on the number of rooms, existing cabling, and the number of network outlets needed. After a free on-site walkthrough, you receive a fixed-price quote, not open-ended hourly billing.

How long does installation take, and does the practice need to close?

Most practice installations are completed within one to three days. We plan cabling work outside consultation hours or on practice-free days wherever possible, so operations are disrupted as little as possible.

Do you only work with medical practices, or other buildings too?

Medical and therapy practices are our starting point, because data protection and IT security are regulated especially strictly there. We apply the same rigor to clinics, office buildings, and other commercial properties that need robust, cleanly documented network infrastructure.