Business Firewall Solutions Built Around Your Network

We assess your network architecture, internet connectivity, users, applications, branches and security requirements before recommending an appropriate firewall.

Business and enterprise firewall appliances selected according to your network requirements and approved technology platform.

We help businesses evaluate NGFW capabilities — application awareness, intrusion prevention, threat inspection — against their actual requirements.

Physical installation, network connectivity, interface configuration and integration with your existing network, including rack mounting and cabling.

Policies configured around business requirements — permitted applications, internal networks, internet access, inbound services and administrative access.

Site-to-site and remote-access VPN configured for secure connectivity between offices, remote users and approved networks.

Intrusion prevention, application control, web filtering, malware protection and other security controls supported by the selected platform.

Configuration changes, troubleshooting, policy updates, VPN issues, firmware planning and firewall health reviews after deployment.

Microsoft 365, cloud applications, web browsing, email, video conferencing, VoIP, VPN, business applications, remote access, branch connectivity, DNS and software updates.

Unauthorized inbound connections, unapproved applications, malicious traffic, unnecessary ports, risky websites, unauthorized remote access and lateral network movement.

Fundamental traffic control based on network addresses, ports, protocols and defined rules — suitable for straightforward network security requirements.

Deeper traffic visibility and security controls, including application identification, IPS, malware protection, URL filtering and VPN.

A dedicated physical appliance suited to corporate offices, branch offices, data centers and businesses with dedicated internet connections.

Runs as software within a virtualized or cloud environment — useful for private cloud, public cloud, virtual data centers and segmented workloads.

Higher internet speeds can require a firewall capable of handling the expected traffic while security inspection is enabled.

The firewall should be sized around the expected user and device population.

Business-critical applications, cloud services, VoIP and video conferencing can influence sizing and policy requirements.

Businesses with many remote users or multiple branches have different VPN requirements than a single-office business.

IPS, application control, malware inspection, web filtering and SSL/TLS inspection can affect performance and licensing.

Multiple ISPs may require additional WAN interfaces and appropriate routing or load-balancing capabilities.

Selection should consider expected growth rather than only the current number of users.

Coordinated with internet connectivity, LAN design, Wi-Fi, switches, VLANs, servers, VPN, VoIP, CCTV and access control from day one.

Integrated with remote-access VPN, identity services, MFA, network access policies and cloud applications.

A firewall can contribute to a Zero Trust approach through identity, segmentation and secure access integration — but it is one component, not a complete Zero Trust implementation on its own.

Secure internet access, basic segmentation, VPN and manageable security policies.

Stronger application controls, VPN scalability, multiple WAN connections and centralized management.

High availability, advanced threat prevention, segmentation, centralized management and multi-site security.

Coordinated firewall policies, VPN connectivity and centralized management across every site.

Higher throughput, redundancy, segmentation and specialized security architectures.