Service
Firewall & Secure Connectivity
The boundary between the business and everything outside it: the firewall that decides what may pass, and the secure links that let sites and remote staff reach the inside without leaving it open.
What it is
A boundary with rules someone can explain.
The boundary between the business and everything outside it: the firewall that decides what may pass, and the secure links that let sites and remote staff reach the inside without leaving it open.
This is configuration and design work, delivered and handed over. It is not a managed security service: ongoing monitoring and response are a separate support engagement, not an implication of this one.
When a business needs it
A boundary is assumed until it is tested.
- The firewall rules have accumulated for years and nobody can say what half of them do
- Remote access is a workaround somebody set up, still working, never reviewed
- Two sites move data by email and portable drives because no link exists
- An insurer, auditor or client has started asking pointed questions about the boundary
What we deliver
- 01Current rules reviewed and documented, dead rules retired
- 02Firewall configuration to a design the business can read
- 03Site-to-site and remote access connectivity, configured and tested
- 04Handover with the rulebase documented and credentials transferred
How it connects
Every site and every remote login passes through it.
- Remote staff reaching internal systems without exposing them
- Segmentation enforced at the boundary, not just drawn on the diagram
- Site links carrying the systems that span locations
- Changes traceable because the rulebase is documented
Firewall & Secure Connectivity questions
Can our team work remotely without weakening security?
Yes: secure remote access with two-factor authentication and controlled environments, across sites and borders where the business needs it.
Put rules at the boundary someone can explain.
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