Walkthrough
Free
Up to one hour of observations and short findings.
San Diego · network / POS assessment
Understand your shop’s connections and get a practical plan for the next interruption.
Start the 2-minute self-checkOr just leave your info and we'll reply in the next evening window
Example: ISP → router → switch → Register / Office / Guest lanes, with intended connections labeled.
Observation: Guest and office devices share a network. Why it matters: Guests may reach work devices. Recommendation: Define and test an internet-only guest lane.
Example: move the switch uplink to the ISP router using your site’s tested instructions. Timing and steps depend on the site. See support details.
Free
Up to one hour of observations and short findings.
$350 / $500
Up to 10 devices / 11–25 devices.
$125/h
$350 minimum. Hardware at cost, separately from labor.
Basic $125/mo · Priority $350/mo · Plan details
Priority unavailable until contracted daytime and backup coverage are in place and rehearsed.
Tell us about your setup.
Walk through the network together.
Agree next steps and a written quote.
A free basic assessment capped at one hour: observations and short findings about your business network. Any configuration work is quoted separately.
Your existing setup may already meet your needs. The self-check helps you describe it; a walkthrough can clarify a useful next step.
The next evening window: Monday–Friday, 16:30–20:30 Pacific. Weekends are by agreement. Read the support details.
A tested, site-specific way to connect through ISP equipment if the network box fails. Your handover records the demonstrated steps and temporary network-separation limits.
Scope of this work. Torrey Line LLC's services are limited to the business-network tasks listed in the signed scope. We do not assess, certify, access or modify payment terminals, payment applications, or systems that store, process or transmit cardholder data. This is a network / POS assessment, not a PCI DSS assessment or certification. Segmentation is one control among many and is not a promise of compliance or freedom from breach. The merchant remains responsible for completing and signing any attestation with its payment processor. If the proposed work affects the cardholder-data environment or requires access to excluded systems, we stop that work and agree a referral or revised scope before proceeding.
Please leave passwords, payment details and customer records out of contact forms.
More about our scope