Firewall policies
A business firewall should reflect the users, sites, applications and data being protected. Internet access alone does not determine the right security policy.
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Business Firewalls & Network Security
Protect your business network with managed firewall options, secure access and practical protection for connected sites.
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What we’ll review
Secure your business internet connection
Review firewall capacity, remote access, network segmentation and monitoring needs.
Consider how policies, firmware updates, threat alerts and incident response will be managed.
Key considerations
- Firewall policies
- Secure remote access
- Site-to-site connectivity
- Monitoring and support
Check that security controls are appropriate for both office and remote users.
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Choose a solution that fits your business
Protect your business network with managed firewall options, secure access and practical protection for connected sites.
Secure remote access
Review segmentation for guest Wi-Fi, staff devices, VoIP, payment systems and remote access. Document who maintains rules, patches and administrator access.
Site-to-site connectivity
Consider logging, VPN or zero-trust access, web filtering and incident response alongside throughput and licensing.
Monitoring and support
Ask for a written proposal that sets out the scope, any dependencies and the practical steps needed before changing services.
Practical advice
Protect the connections your teams depend on
Review access, traffic controls and how sites connect before selecting a firewall solution.
We can review your current setup, discuss your priorities and help you compare appropriate services without unnecessary complexity.
Discuss your requirementsWhat to consider
Start with the people, sites and systems involved. Think about reliability, commercial terms, support and how the solution needs to work day to day.
We'll help identify the key questions and outline suitable next steps.
Our approach
A straightforward way forward
STEP 01
Tell us what you need
Share your current arrangements, number of users or sites, and the outcome you're looking for.
STEP 02
Review the options
We'll help you compare the available solutions and the details that matter to your organisation.
STEP 03
Plan the next steps
Agree a practical approach to implementation, migration or renewal as appropriate.
Business buying guide
Firewall and network security design
A business firewall should reflect the users, sites, applications and data being protected. Internet access alone does not determine the right security policy.
Review segmentation for guest Wi-Fi, staff devices, VoIP, payment systems and remote access. Document who maintains rules, patches and administrator access.
Consider logging, VPN or zero-trust access, web filtering and incident response alongside throughput and licensing.
In-depth buying guide
Business firewall and network security
Assess your requirements
Choose firewall capacity based on actual throughput with security features enabled, not only headline appliance speed. Count users, VPN sessions, sites and connected devices.
Compare the detail, not just the price
Review intrusion prevention, web filtering, remote access, segmentation, firmware updates, logging and managed monitoring. Confirm subscription renewals and responsibilities for rule changes.
Plan implementation and continuity
Document existing policies and test VPN, VoIP, payment systems and business applications before changing the production firewall.
Frequently asked questions
What should a business check before choosing business firewall and network security?
Choose firewall capacity based on actual throughput with security features enabled, not only headline appliance speed. Count users, VPN sessions, sites and connected devices.
How should we prepare for business firewall and network security?
Document existing policies and test VPN, VoIP, payment systems and business applications before changing the production firewall.
What should be included in a written proposal for business firewall and network security?
Review intrusion prevention, web filtering, remote access, segmentation, firmware updates, logging and managed monitoring. Confirm subscription renewals and responsibilities for rule changes.
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