Building protection
A firewall at the entrance to the network of a business building, hotel or hospital, with rules tailored to your zones and services.
Network protection at the edge, between sites and between zones
We design, install and maintain Fortinet firewall solutions that control traffic to the internet, between your sites and within the network itself. Protection is part of the network architecture, not a device added at the end.
What you get
A network that lets through only what it should
A firewall decides what may enter the network, what may leave it and who may talk to whom inside it. Set up well, it protects the business without slowing down everyday work.
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Traffic control
Clear rules on what is allowed to and from the internet, with known threats recognised and blocked.
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Separate zones
Staff, guests, cameras and servers in separate zones, so a problem in one does not spread to the others.
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Secure remote connections
Encrypted links between sites and for staff working outside the office.
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Uninterrupted operation
A redundant configuration for buildings where the network must not stop, even when one device fails.
Solutions
From a single building to a network of sites
Connecting sites
Secure links between head office, branches and plants, with consistent rules and visibility across all sites.
Maintenance and licences
Updates, licence renewals, rule changes and support, so protection stays current after go-live.
Technology: Fortinet
Our approach
A firewall is only as good as the network behind it
That is why we do not treat it as an isolated device. We design it together with the network, segmentation and Wi-Fi, so the protection rules follow the way your organisation actually works.
Questions and answers
Key terms, clearly explained
What is a firewall?
A firewall is the network's “doorkeeper”: it checks all traffic and lets through only what is allowed, to the internet, from the internet and between zones within the network.
What is a next-generation firewall (NGFW)?
A modern firewall does not just look at where traffic comes from and where it goes; it recognises applications and known threats, and can stop them before they reach users.
What is a VPN?
A VPN is an encrypted connection over the internet. It is used to connect sites securely and for staff working from home or on site, as if they were in the office.
What does a redundant firewall mean?
Two devices working together. If one fails, the other takes over automatically, so the internet connection and links between sites do not drop.
Why are licences and updates needed?
Threats change constantly. Licences let the firewall receive new threat data and security patches regularly. Without them, protection quickly goes out of date.
Does a firewall slow the network down?
A correctly chosen and configured firewall should not be noticeable in everyday work. That is why we size it according to the number of users, the connection speed and the services you use.
When was your network protection last checked?
Tell us the number of sites, users and services you use, and we will propose protection that makes sense for your organisation.
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