Transparent View
of your network security
Increased Protection
of your assets
Intuitive
Monitoring & Reporting
Precise & Effective
Troubleshooting
Successful firewall management
The leading cause of data breaches and ransomware attacks are misconfigured firewalls. Recently, Gartner reported that misconfiguration causes 99% of firewall breaches. Firewalls are a powerful security product when configured correctly. However, there are many settings required to make them effectively stop threats; and the problem is that the firewall will be largely ineffective if not configured properly.
As firewall rules are created, copied, and amended, they can actually be detrimental to each other due to unwanted performance and security consequences. Conflicting rules and misconfigurations may make the entire network vulnerable to complex threats, intrusion and unauthorized access.
Rampart Gateway Control provides comprehensive security management through complete transparency into your network’s traffic and threats which builds a security defense template for standardizing the management and deployment of your business firewall. Our Security Operations Center (SOC) Team receives custom alert notifications in real-time when there are changes made to the firewall.
Managed Firewall
- Implement and monitor firewall policies
- Use pre-configured templates for compliance
- Create user profiles for auditing
- Enforce security policies for your entire environment
Easy-to-Use
- Implement new or existing devices fast
- Limit impact day-to-day operations on your device
- Increase efficiency with single pane of glass management
Enhanced Protection
- Detect and stop potential threats quickly across your entire network
- Block known bad websites and only allow specific traffic
- Prevent access to websites that host malicious content or hinder productivity at work
The Power of Evidence & Logs
- Keep an up-to-date log of all recent traffic which allows for accurate threat detection or troubleshooting
- Monitor, report and analyze your network for hidden risks
- Audit compliance deviations, rule creations and user access
- Assign levels on a granular basis to delegate to those who need it
How to Stop a Ransomware Attack
If your business has just been attacked with ransomware, you’re probably wondering how this happened and you should have done to stop it.
For many organizations, the answer isn’t completely clear. All too often, businesses have weaknesses in quite a few areas of their cybersecurity practices that pave the way for an attack. While most executives have security software implemented, they frequently overlook security solutions they should use themselves.
Here’s 6 key things you should have done to stop ransomware:
- Whitelist applications
- Control user’s access
- Use password best practices
- Apply updates and patches regularly
- Ensure the firewall was configured correctly
- Keep your file shares protected
