Network security tasks look similar everywhere, but priorities differ. Below are the concerns we hear most often in each industry, and the modules that answer them.
Traffic monitoring detects credential theft attempts and calls to command and control servers. Network inventory reports every new device in a branch segment. The user action log and the role model cover logging requirements.
The appliance goes into both segments and works passively, without interfering with data transmission, which is critical for a technology network. Integrity monitoring watches equipment configurations, and events go to the industry cybersecurity centre.
One device covers several classes of task at once, which simplifies both procurement and its justification. Preconfigured software shortens the rollout, and email and Telegram notifications make it possible to operate without a dedicated security operations centre.
Out of band connection lets monitoring start without halting production. The vulnerability scanner finds systems that reached end of life and rates the risk. The honeypot catches lateral movement attempts across the network.
The Pro edition is designed for high load networks and works with a traffic copy, so it does not affect latency. Monitoring keeps a separate event category for denial of service attacks and network scanning.
One device per site, with events consolidated centrally. The Wi-Fi module reveals rogue access points and wireless attacks, and inventory reports new devices in the segment.
The appliance is not tied to any industry specifics: it works with the network, not with business applications. Tell us about your infrastructure and we will propose a connection scheme and a set of tasks for it.
Tell us about your infrastructure: how many sites, which switch sits in the core, whether you already run a SIEM. We will pick the edition and the connection scheme, and calculate the cost.
