Perimeter and application
- Web Application Firewall
- Anti-DDoS protection
- Next-generation firewall management
- Email security and SPAM filtering gateway
Fusion Net
Loading Fusion NetBuying security products is straightforward. Running them at three in the morning with the right people watching is the part most organisations underestimate. We deliver the stack as a managed service.
Regulated organisations in Bangladesh are increasingly required to demonstrate a security operations capability. Building one from scratch is a capital project with a hiring problem attached.
Financial institutions and government bodies need a security operations centre for compliance and for genuine risk reduction. Building one in-house means capital expenditure, a dedicated facility and a team you must recruit and retain.
Organisations with real security concerns but constrained budgets end up deferring. A service model converts a large upfront investment into a periodic operating cost, which is usually the difference between protected and postponed.
Critical infrastructure often has a siloed view: firewall logs here, endpoint alerts there, no correlation between them. Attacks are found in the correlation, which is exactly what a fragmented estate cannot do.
A SOC is a centralised function running continuously, combining people, process and technology to monitor and improve security posture while preventing, detecting, analysing and responding to incidents. Ours runs on your behalf, staffed by specialists who respond to incidents in your estate.
Vulnerability assessment identifies weaknesses across your estate. Penetration testing proves which of them are actually exploitable. The two answer different questions, and a report that conflates them is not much use to a risk committee.
We identify your assets, establish which are most valuable, produce a risk score, and then work through remediation with you. A report on its own fixes nothing.
PAM covers the strategies and technology for controlling elevated access across users, accounts, processes and systems. The usual findings in an assessment are unremarkable and dangerous: shared administrator passwords, credentials hard-coded into scripts, no visibility of which service accounts hold what rights, and no record of what a privileged session actually did.
A vulnerability assessment and a review of your current posture will tell you which of these services you actually need, and in what order.