SECURITY

Infrastructure Security

Ensuring your IT infrastructure is protected from cyberattacks is critical for businesses today. Much like a firewall in real life protects parts of a building from a spreading fire, an IT firewall protects computer systems from the dangers posed by an internet connection. A firewall is essentially a component located between a computer or a network of computers and the internet. The specific purpose of a firewall is to prevent unauthorized access to the computer systems it is configured to protect. Firewalls take the form of software, hardware or a combination of both and are not limited to use by large companies. Anyone who owns a computer (including home users) that is connected to the internet for even short periods of time should have a firewall configured.

Solutions Vendor for In Infrastructure Security

Cisco security Solutions
Fortinet security solutions
CheckPoint security solutions
IBM Security SIEM solutions
Barracuda security solutions
Clearswift security solutions
Blue Coat

Physical Security

Physical security describes security measures that are designed to deny unauthorized access to facilities, equipment and resources and to protect personnel and property from damage or harm (such as espionage, theft, or terrorist attacks). Physical security involves the use of multiple layers of interdependent systems which include CCTV surveillance, protective barriers, locks, access control and Time Attendnace protocols, and many other techniques.

Our partner Vendor Solutions

Vivotek
Hikvision
BioStar-Superma

Endpoint Security

Endpoint security or endpoint protection is an approach to the protection of computer networks that are remotely bridged to client devices. The connection of laptops, tablets, mobile phones and other wireless devices to corporate networks creates attack paths for security threats.

Partner Vendor Solutions

Kaspersky
Symantec
IBM
BitDefender
Cisco

Security Operations

Penetration testing
Forensic
Incident Response

Datacenter Security

Complete server protection, monitoring, and workload micro-segmentation for private cloud and physical on-premises data center environments.Continuous security monitoring of private cloud and physical on-premises data center environments.

Monitor all of your infrastructure, including OpenStack, VMware, and Docker container environments
Receive alerts for unexpected changes to files, configurations, and settings
Rapid identification and assessment of policy violations and suspicious activity
Agentless anti-malware and threat protection for your virtual servers.
Optimize security performance in VMware environments with agentless antimalware protection, network intrusion prevention, and file reputation services
Seamless orchestration of security policies across Data Center Security: Server and third-party products through integration with VMware NSX and VMware vShield
Encapsulate all security functionality and updates in a single guest virtual machine

So, what’s a web application firewall (WAF)?

A WAF filters, monitors, and blocks HTTP/S traffic to and from a web application to protect against malicious attempts to compromise the system or exfiltrate data. By inspecting HTTP/S traffic, a WAF can prevent web application attacks such as:

Cross-site scripting (XSS)
SQL injection
Cookie poisoning
Invalid input
Layer 7 DoS
Brute force and credential stuffing
Web scraping

WAFs can come in the form of an appliance, software, or as-a-service, and contain policies (set of rules) customized to an application or set of applications. This customization needs to be maintained as the application is modified.

Partner Vendor Solutions

Imperva WAF security
Symantec Datacenter security
Baracuda security
Fortinet Security
Cisco Security
Checkpoint security
IBM Security
F5 Networks
Radware

Industry Compliance and management

PCI DSS Compliance
ISO 27000 Series implementation and consultancy