Perimeter Security continues to be a primary and very important concern to any organization that wants to be more secure when connecting over the internet. Over the last several years, with the increasing need for mobility, the definition of Perimeter has changed significantly. At Cyberintelsys, we believe in providing our esteemed customers with a range of ideas that would support their needs for perimeter security.
Gateway (Next Gen Firewalls and UTMs)
E-mail Security
Stop and block e-mails with malicious content, links to malware filled websites and requests for personal or sensitive data.
Web Security
Block known malicious websites that aren’t needed for your organization to conduct business and scanning of malicious downloads.
Web Application Firewall
Protect Web apps against cross-site scripting, SQL Injection, Local File Inclusion and Remote File Inclusion Attacks.
Point to Point and Client Access VPN
Allow users to access network resources across the WAN. Allow users to access the network from external locations.
WiFi
Control Wireless Access Points from the Gateway. Provide Mesh networking, and Network security to all users connected wirelessly.
Application Control
Prioritize or Block applications based on the traffic that flows through the firewall. This can include Bandwidth guarantee, or bandwidth control and limiting how websites such as Facebook and YouTube can operate inside your network.
IPS/IDS
IPS and IDS systems look for intrusions and symptoms within traffic. IPS/IDS systems would monitor for unusual behavior, abnormal traffic, malicious coding and anything that would look like an intrusion by a hacker being attempted.
APT (Advanced Persistent Threats)
APTs are prolonged and stealthy attacks that begin with infiltration and move to network monitoring and data exfiltration, you can break the chain by blocking communication.
Geo-location Blocking
Block countries where you don’t want any communication from, IE: China, Pakistan, Congo, etc.
Sandboxing
Detonate Suspicious files and links in a quarantined area to see what they will really do when opened or executed.