Managed Firewall

Managed Firewall and Firewall as a Service

We deliver firewall protection as a cloud service within a SASE or SSE architecture, so the same policy applies to users in the office, at home and on the road.

Why It Matters

From Office Appliances to Firewall as a Service

Traditional firewalls sit at the edge of an office network. With staff working remotely and applications moving to the cloud, much of your traffic never passes through them.

Firewall as a Service (FWaaS) moves that inspection into the cloud. It is one part of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE), which combines networking and security into a single cloud-delivered service alongside a secure web gateway, a cloud access security broker and zero trust network access.

What's Included

Firewall Protection Wherever Your Users Are

Firewall as a Service

Cloud-delivered firewall inspection for traffic from any location, without an appliance to maintain at every site.

Consistent Policy

One set of firewall rules enforced everywhere, instead of a separate configuration for each office.

Part of SASE & SSE

Works with Secure Web Gateway, CASB and Zero Trust Network Access as one architecture.

SASE & SSE solutions

Monitored Around the Clock

Pair it with our managed SIEM so firewall events are reviewed by our Security Operations Center 24/7.

Managed SIEM

How We Work

Our Engagement Process

1

Discovery

Understanding your security needs and current posture

2

Assessment

Comprehensive evaluation of risks and vulnerabilities

3

Implementation

Deploying solutions tailored to your environment

4

Ongoing Support

Continuous monitoring and improvement

Related Services

Works Alongside

Managed SIEM

24/7 monitoring, threat detection and rapid incident response.

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Zero Trust Architecture

Never trust, always verify: remove implicit trust and validate every interaction.

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Incident Response

Rapid response and forensic analysis to minimise breach impact.

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Review Your Firewall Set-Up

Book a consultation to talk through your sites, remote users and the firewalls you run today.