Simplify your security without impacting network performance.
While you’re reading this, attackers are persistently working to breach your network and they are using increasingly sophisticated methods to find a way in. Protect your entire network with network security solutions that recognize even unknown threats and adapt to prevent them in real time.

Protect your underlying networking infrastructure from unauthorized access, misuse, or theft.

NETWORK MONITORING
Take immediate action to restore connectivity and minimize downtime.
Network monitoring is a critical IT process where all networking components like routers, switches, firewalls, servers, and VMs are monitored for fault and performance and evaluated continuously to maintain and optimize their availability.
MANAGED FIREWALL
Improve your security posture with robust firewall management services.
A managed firewall removes the management overhead of a firewall, plugging a vital security gap without the need to engage costly in-house IT resource.


SECURITY INFORMATION & EVENT MANAGEMENT (SIEM)
Detect and respond to potential IT security threats.
The defining feature of SIEM tools is that they gather information from all IT assets on the network in the form of event logs and present that information in a single interface
SECURITY OPERATIONS CENTER (SOCaaS)
Improve security and meet compliance.
SOCaaS is an extension of SIEM. With this model, your business can access the actual security operations center, allowing you to manage and configure your SIEM as needed.

Address common network security challenges
Poor visibility into network movement
Too many point products make it difficult for IT teams to easily monitor user behavior and respond to threats as they develop.
Sophisticated attacks leave networks vulnerable
As threats increase in sophistication and frequency, businesses need to employ proactive mitigation strategies.
Artificial chokepoints cause latency
Traditional methods of inspecting traffic often result in slowing down applications and impairing end user experience.
Unmanaged devices are susceptible to attacks
Employee devices are often targeted by disguised phishing and malware — which can then infect other network devices.