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As well as protecting your network from outside hacks and attacks, the role of firewalls for businesses has evolved to assist with compliance and risk management. The firewall solution from Optimus Systems is easy to set up and enforce acceptable use policies. It’ll also identify risky users and apps before they become a problem.
Prioritise important network traffic, such as VoIP, and limit or block unlimited traffic, like streaming media.
Easily create user-based and group-based URL filtering policies with a simple and flexible set of policy tools.
Get insights into your riskiest users and applications so you can ensure proper policies are followed before there’s a serious incident.
With most internet traffic now encrypted, it’s vital that your firewall has HTTPS scanning that’s non-disruptive and non-invasive.
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We now feel so much more confident in what our IT system can deliver for us, and we’re really happy with the level of support provided.
Cybercriminals constantly change their methods to avoid being detected, so every malware attack tends to be a zero-day variant. In other words, the attack is of a new type that hasn’t been experienced before, and is more sophisticated than previous attacks.
Firewalls for businesses therefore need to take a layered defence against cyberattacks to protect your enterprise from these threats.
Business firewalls from Optimus Systems use the following layers to protect your enterprise from cyberattacks:
On-premises and in-the-cloud protection
Our firewall solutions grow and adapt alongside your business, so you always have the perfect firewall protection for your needs.
The firewall integrates with servers and mobile devices so your entire system is protected.
Day-to-day management of your firewall is streamlined, with an easy-to-use dashboard for all your important information.
