Network and Security
Network and Security
Improving network performance and offering complete security against security breaches
Data is extremely susceptible to cyber dangers in the networking environment of today. Network security enters the picture in this situation. At VIRTECH, we employ the most effective methods to safeguard the security of your data against outside threats, facilitate the smooth flow of network traffic, and improve network performance. We are making steps to ensure the intrusion prevention system is in place, ensuring safe data exchange between internal sources and external sources.
Empowering the Internet generation
Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW)
By incorporating device, port, and network security regulations, a next-generation firewall (NGFW), a component of third generation firewall technology, can identify and stop sophisticated threats. It can be implemented as either hardware or software.
Unified Threat Management (UTM)
This term in information security refers to a single security solution or system that provides multiple security features at a single network location, including network firewalling, antivirus, anti-spyware, and anti-spam protection, as well as features for intrusion detection and prevention, content filtering, and leakage prevention.
Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS)
It is a framework for network security that keeps an eye out for harmful activities on a system or network. The primary roles of intrusion prevention systems are to identify malicious activity and collect data on it.
Internet/Email Gateway Security
Secure Email Gateways offer pre-delivery security by thwarting email-based threats before they may reach a mail server. All incoming, outgoing, and internal email messages—along with their attachments and URLs—are screened by the gateway for indicators of dangerous or hazardous content.
NAC/AAA
By enforcing restrictions on devices and corporate network users, Network access control systems provide Network monitoring and access management. Through Policy lifecycle management, Profiling and visibility, Guest networking access, Security posture check, Incident response, and Bidirectional integration, NAC solutions assist enterprises in controlling access to their networks. The protocols that mediate network access include authentication, authorization, and accounting.