Secure Web Gateway (SWG)

Digital transformation is fundamentally changing the way we operate networks, data, and different production workloads. With the emergence of SaaS, distributed computing, hybrid access and mobility the common ground of service landscape has changed. The latter is no more kept within the bounds of HQ or DC where the centralized security gear is deployed, but rather distributed across. While users work from anywhere accessing distributed workloads the common notion of edge of the network is distorted and blurred. Hence complications arise for the companies to keep the control of users and traffic in and out. To add on top as cyberspace evolves so as the cyber intruders and criminals do constantly evolve the security threats and legacy platforms find it hard to tackle the newly created security breaches.
Distributed access, distributed workloads and apps, distributed edge clearly pointing out that legacy centralized security platforms needs to be transformed and security should be elastic and distributed. This is where the concept of SWG comes into play, ranging East to West, North to South shielding users and units, apps and workloads wherever they are whether at home or in the office, on the cloud or in DC.
Our SWG service is a tight duo of security over sdwan. Seating between the customers (wherever they are) and the cyberspace be it the Internet, clouds, DCs or private networks, it adheres to organization polices, inspects and secures the Internet traffic (in and out), recognizes the threats and malicious actors, stops compromise and blocks the lateral move, prevents the DDoS and reconnaissance attacks as well as preludes that come forefront. Some of the features highlighted are

  1. Works in Any to Any secured connectivity
  2. URL Filtering
  3. Application and services identification and control
  4. Antivirus
  5. Antispam
  6. HTTPS inspection
  7. Threat management
  8. Vulnerability and malware protection
  9. IP and file filtering
  10. User identification, authentication and authorization