Security of Your
Infrastructure and Data
infoGuard
MULTI-LAYERED PROTECTION FOR YOUR NETWORK’S EXTERNAL PERIMETER
With the convenience and efficiency brought by new digital technologies come new threats. Criminals, equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge, can not only temporarily disrupt critical workflows within an organization or company but also gain access to confidential information, leading to severe financial and reputational losses. Recently, cybercrime has become one of the most significant threats to businesses and institutions of all kinds, with damages amounting to billions of dollars annually.
What Are the Goals of Attackers Breaching Your Network?
- Deploying ransomware to block access to data on computers through encryption, demanding a ransom for its recovery.
- Unfair competition, where attackers target competitors to steal customer databases, confidential financial information, and more, enhancing their competitive advantage.
- Data theft, such as stealing sensitive personal banking data, which can then be used for fraud.
- Installing malicious software on network computers to use them for purposes such as spamming, cryptocurrency mining, or conducting DDoS attacks.
- Compromising control of production processes by hacking industrial equipment or other elements of automation systems used in enterprises.
What Are the Goals of Attackers Breaching Your Network?
- Deploying ransomware to block access to data on computers through encryption, demanding a ransom for its recovery.
- Unfair competition, where attackers target competitors to steal customer databases, confidential financial information, and more, enhancing their competitive advantage.
- Data theft, such as stealing sensitive personal banking data, which can then be used for fraud.
- Installing malicious software on network computers to use them for purposes such as spamming, cryptocurrency mining, or conducting DDoS attacks.
- Compromising control of production processes by hacking industrial equipment or other elements of automation systems used in enterprises.
What Are the Potential Negative Consequences of an Attack?
- Loss of access to critical data: Attackers may encrypt or block access to important data, leading to its temporary or permanent loss.
- Direct financial losses: Hackers may exploit network breaches for fraud involving bank cards or by compromising banking and electronic payment systems.
- Threats to employee safety: Attackers could gain access to confidential employee data, such as email addresses, phone numbers, and home addresses, putting their personal safety at risk.
- Loss of time and resources: Recovering from a network breach can consume significant time and resources, resulting in increased costs and reduced company productivity.
- Public safety risks: Attacks on critical infrastructure systems, such as energy grids, transportation networks, or communication systems, can create serious public safety issues.
What Are the Potential Negative Consequences of an Attack?
- Loss of access to critical data: Attackers may encrypt or block access to important data, leading to its temporary or permanent loss.
- Direct financial losses: Hackers may exploit network breaches for fraud involving bank cards or by compromising banking and electronic payment systems.
- Threats to employee safety: Attackers could gain access to confidential employee data, such as email addresses, phone numbers, and home addresses, putting their personal safety at risk.
- Loss of time and resources: Recovering from a network breach can consume significant time and resources, resulting in increased costs and reduced company productivity.
- Public safety risks: Attacks on critical infrastructure systems, such as energy grids, transportation networks, or communication systems, can create serious public safety issues.
infoGuard is the first line of defense for your information infrastructure. It is a critical component that prevents unauthorized external intrusions into the corporate network, monitors and tracks employee activities, and allows, denies, or terminates external access while enabling you to remain flexible and dynamic in achieving your business goals.
Through the infoGuard service, Infocom specialists can handle the administration of client equipment if you lack an in-house information security team. Our team ensures effective monitoring and protection of your networks and systems from malicious attacks and other threats 24/7 using your existing equipment.
Benefits of infoGuard:
• Reduces risks of business disruption.
• Optimizes cybersecurity expenses by eliminating the need to purchase costly modern equipment and licenses.
• Ensures secure Internet usage.
• Allows you to quickly adjust the number of branches/offices connected to the service, scaling up or down as needed.
• Provides 24/7/365 monitoring and control of attacks and incidents.
• Engages Infocom specialists without requiring additional training for your staff.
• Offers 24/7/365 support.
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Key Features of the infoGuard Network Security Service and Deployment Overview:
KEY FEATURES OF THE infoGuard HARDWARE-SOFTWARE SOLUTION
- Antivirus Protection
Analyzes incoming network data to safeguard against spyware and malware (Trojans, phishing software, system monitors, keyloggers, adware, etc.) before it reaches your computers.
- Encrypted Traffic Analysis
With over 80% of traffic utilizing HTTPS protocols, the platform acts as an intermediary between users and web portals, enabling comprehensive inspection of all inbound and outbound traffic. This significantly reduces the risk of malware infiltration by analyzing encrypted data for threats.
- Intrusion Prevention System
Detects and blocks intrusions in real time by utilizing consolidated databases of known vulnerabilities and attack patterns to identify and neutralize dangerous traffic.
- Real-Time Dynamic Web Filtering
Protects network users from websites containing harmful content or exploiting browser vulnerabilities for attacks.
- DNS Interaction Control
Prevents attackers from exploiting DNS protocols to redirect traffic to malicious servers containing harmful code or facilitating phishing attacks.
- Sandbox Testing
Tests suspicious files in a secure “sandbox” environment to detect and block threats before they reach the network. This isolates files from the main network and tests them for malicious behavior, protecting against zero-day threats and improving overall security.
- Application and Category Blocking
Blocks or limits access to specific applications or entire categories of applications, optimizing bandwidth usage. For instance, the platform can block video streaming or audio playback in social networks while allowing access to photos and posts.
- Advanced Web Filtering Capabilities
In addition to protecting users from unsafe resources, the real-time web filtering feature enables administrators to create custom filters. This allows restricting employee access to specific sites or entire categories of web resources, such as gambling, streaming services, or adult content.
STANDARD SERVICE DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM
KEY FEATURES OF THE infoGuard HARDWARE-SOFTWARE SOLUTION
- Antivirus Protection
Analyzes incoming network data to safeguard against spyware and malware (Trojans, phishing software, system monitors, keyloggers, adware, etc.) before it reaches your computers.
- Encrypted Traffic Analysis
With over 80% of traffic utilizing HTTPS protocols, the platform acts as an intermediary between users and web portals, enabling comprehensive inspection of all inbound and outbound traffic. This significantly reduces the risk of malware infiltration by analyzing encrypted data for threats.
- Intrusion Prevention System
Detects and blocks intrusions in real time by utilizing consolidated databases of known vulnerabilities and attack patterns to identify and neutralize dangerous traffic.
- Real-Time Dynamic Web Filtering
Protects network users from websites containing harmful content or exploiting browser vulnerabilities for attacks.
- DNS Interaction Control
Prevents attackers from exploiting DNS protocols to redirect traffic to malicious servers containing harmful code or facilitating phishing attacks.
- Sandbox Testing
Tests suspicious files in a secure “sandbox” environment to detect and block threats before they reach the network. This isolates files from the main network and tests them for malicious behavior, protecting against zero-day threats and improving overall security.
- Application and Category Blocking
Blocks or limits access to specific applications or entire categories of applications, optimizing bandwidth usage. For instance, the platform can block video streaming or audio playback in social networks while allowing access to photos and posts.
- Advanced Web Filtering Capabilities
In addition to protecting users from unsafe resources, the real-time web filtering feature enables administrators to create custom filters. This allows restricting employee access to specific sites or entire categories of web resources, such as gambling, streaming services, or adult content.
STANDARD SERVICE DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAM
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