A link drops, sessions stay up
The standby device takes over with the session table already copied, so connections do not drop.
Neutralize the Chaos.
One device inspects, routes and encrypts everything that passes.
You can verify every one of them yourself.
The standby device takes over with the session table already copied, so connections do not drop.
Encrypted tunnels between sites. A small office needs no public address of its own.
Packet contents are read, not just the header. What matches an attack pattern is recorded, and on hardware that supports it, stopped.
Public-facing ports close. RDP and admin panels included.
Cameras, IoT and guest networks are kept apart and have no path to servers.
Time, actor, result. Recorded on the device, ready at audit.
Networks rarely fail because of the box you bought. They fail because nobody knows who moves.
Business policy: who may reach what
Software, configuration, hardening
Hardware (except our appliance)
Security updates and major versions
WAN links and the ISP relationship
Incident investigation, within your tier hours
Final call on risky changes
Documentation that matches reality
Coming soon Appliance, Managed NOC and Security Operations are being built.
Free. The output is a written read, not a quote.
Numbers appear here, once the scope is real.
A rollback plan before any button is pressed.
Major version moves get scheduled, never sprung on you.
A clinic with twenty users and an ISP with three hundred CPEs can run the same device. The cost of it stopping is nowhere near the same. The assessment is free; the number follows.
If it turns out you do not need us yet, that is a valid answer too.
Send the topology as it is. A sketch on paper is enough.