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Network & Security
Network & Security
"Network and security go hand in hand, safeguarding data while enabling communication."
Description
"We specialize in delivering robust network security solutions that shield organizations from virus attacks
and data breaches. Our tailored solutions empower clients to enforce strict security policies, controlling
access on non-compliant devices, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and enabling focus on core
activities.
As the threat landscape evolves incessantly, maintaining an up-to-date security system is paramount for
safeguarding data integrity. Our seasoned professionals offer comprehensive lifecycle support, continually
refining security solutions to align with clients' evolving business goals and needs.
Our service offerings are meticulously tailored to align with the unique requirements of each client,
ensuring that their security infrastructure and technology implementations seamlessly support their
overarching business objectives."
Routing and Switching- IP MPLS/WAN Solutions
- Campus LAN Solutions
- Software Defined WAN (SD-WAN)
- Identity and Access Management Solutions
- Perimeter Security and Data Center Security
Solutions
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Solutions
- Enhanced Security
- Campus LAN Solutions
What are common network security risks?
Like any important business asset, networks can be compromised in a variety of ways. Threats to prepare for include:
- Unauthorized access: If an unauthorized user gets access to a network, they could be able to view confidential information that would otherwise remain private. They could also leak confidential data or compromise internal systems.
- DDoS attacks:Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks aim to slow or deny service to legitimate users by flooding networks or servers with junk traffic. DDoS attacks can overwhelm a network so that it is no longer functional.
- Vulnerability exploits: Attackers can use vulnerabilities in login portals, applications, hardware, or other areas to penetrate a network for a variety of malicious purposes.
- Malware infections:Common malware infections include ransomware, which encrypts or destroys data; worms, malware that can quickly replicate throughout a network, and spyware, which allows attackers to track user actions. Malware can enter a network from a range of sources, including unsecured websites, infected employee devices, or targeted external attacks.
- Insider threats: Internal employees or contractors can unintentionally undermine network security or leak data when they are unaware of security best practices. In other cases, users may intentionally compromise a network or leak data for reasons of their own.