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The AlgoSec Security Management Suite provides you with complete visibility and control of your security policy CIO / SVP Infrastructure Schedule a demo Watch a video Do you struggle with Getting the Security team to focus on protecting critical business processes instead of broadly protecting all servers and data? Business application outages as a result of misconfigured security devices? Tying cyber threats and risk to business applications and business outcomes? Accelerating business application delivery, and slow response to business connectivity change requests? Supporting business transformation initiatives such as cloud and SDN? Fostering collaboration across the security, networking and application delivery teams? Hiring and limited availability of skilled employees? Through a single pane of glass, AlgoSec provides organizations with holistic, business-level visibility across cloud and on-premise environments, including its business processes, the business applications that power them, the servers that host them and their connectivity flows. With intelligent, zero touch automation AlgoSec discovers business applications, proactively assesses risk from the business perspective and processes security policy changes. AlgoSec’s business-driven approach to security policy management enables you to reduce business risk, ensure security and continuous compliance, and drive business agility. With AlgoSec you can View and analyze risk from the business application perspective Intelligently automate time-consuming security processes to free up time and eliminate manual errors Proactively analyze changes before they are implemented to avoid outages and ensure compliance Get a single pane of glass to manage security uniformly across cloud and on-premise network Automate the audit process for all major regulations, including PCI, HIPAA, SOX, NERC and many others, at a click of a button The Business Impact Prioritize risk from the business perspective Enable a business-driven approach to security policy management Avoid costly business application outages Improve business agility with intelligent automation Reduce the attack surface to help prevent cyber-attacks Ensure continuous compliance and reduce the risk audit failure Help address the security talent shortage through intelligent automation Foster collaboration between security, networking and application delivery teams and enable DevSecOps initiatives Resources Learn from the experts. Get the latest industry insights The state of automation in security 2016 Read PDF Schedule time with one of our experts Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

Use our Security Management Suite to accelerate service delivery and eliminate network outages caused by incorrect security policy implementation Application & Service Delivery Schedule a demo Watch a video Do you struggle with Application outages due to misconfigured network devices? Identifying and documenting connectivity flows for business applications? Communicating effectively with the network and security teams to implement connectivity changes in a timely fashion? Assessing the impact of connectivity changes on application availability, security and compliance? Understanding security risks from the business application perspective? Migrating your application’s network connectivity to the cloud or to another data center? AlgoSec’s business-driven approach to security policy management enables you to communicate effectively with the security and network operations teams to ensure secure connectivity and business agility. With AlgoSec you can Auto-discover applications and their connectivity flows – without requiring any prior knowledge Get a live map of connectivity requirements that’s always up to date Request application connectivity requirements in non-technical terms Easily assess the impact of changes on application connectivity, security and compliance Migrate connectivity to a new data center or to the cloud through easy-to-use workflows The Business Impact Provision network connectivity for business applications in minutes not days Avoid business application outages Simplify application and data center migrations Streamline communications with the security and network operations teams Drive business agility while ensuring security and compliance across the data center Resources Learn from the experts. Get the latest industry insights The case and criteria for application-Centric Security Policy Management Read PDF Examining the need for application-centric security policy management Watch video Why security policy management must be application-centric Read Webinar Schedule time with one of our experts Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

Protect your network from cyber attacks with firewall management Configure, monitor, and update firewall policies for effective security Firewall management solution for network policy compliance Select a size Which network Can AlgoSec be used for continuous compliance monitoring? Yes, AlgoSec supports continuous compliance monitoring. As organizations adapt their security policies to meet emerging threats and address new vulnerabilities, they must constantly verify these changes against the compliance frameworks they subscribe to. AlgoSec can generate risk assessment reports and conduct internal audits on-demand, allowing compliance officers to monitor compliance performance in real-time. Security professionals can also use AlgoSec to preview and simulate proposed changes to the organization’s security policies. This gives compliance officers a valuable degree of lead-time before planned changes impact regulatory guidelines and allows for continuous real-time monitoring. Firewall management How do you manage firewall rules? Firewall policy management Firewall configuration monitoring and alerts Firewall vulnerability management Firewall security compliance management Extensive multi-vendor support Distributed firewall management Best 6 Practices for Firewall Management Managing firewalls with AlgoSec Get the latest insights from the experts Use these six best practices to simplify compliance and risk mitigation with the AlgoSec White paper Learn how AlgoSec can help you pass PCI-DSS Audits and ensure Solution overview See how this customer improved compliance readiness and risk Case study Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

DevOps security connectivity management allows for better cooperation between security DevOps Use AlgoSec to ensure secure, compliant development environments Click here for more! Optimizing DevOps: Enhanced release quality and faster time-to-market Select a size Which network Can AlgoSec be used for continuous compliance monitoring? Yes, AlgoSec supports continuous compliance monitoring. As organizations adapt their security policies to meet emerging threats and address new vulnerabilities, they must constantly verify these changes against the compliance frameworks they subscribe to. AlgoSec can generate risk assessment reports and conduct internal audits on-demand, allowing compliance officers to monitor compliance performance in real-time. Security professionals can also use AlgoSec to preview and simulate proposed changes to the organization’s security policies. This gives compliance officers a valuable degree of lead-time before planned changes impact regulatory guidelines and allows for continuous real-time monitoring. What is DevOps security management? Key pain points in securing your CI/CD pipeline Streamlined security, compliance, and faster deployments Speeds up application delivery without compromising security Empower your DevOps workflow with seamless connectivity integration Lock down container security with smart threat management Key benefits of using AlgoSec Get the latest insights from the experts DevOpsifying Network Security Watch video Integrate Security Into DevOps for Faster, Safer Application Delivery Into Production Read document Best Practices for Incorporating Security Automation into the DevOps Lifecycle Watch video Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

What Are AWS Security Groups? Schedule a demo Watch a video AWS Security Groups are the stateful, instance-level firewalls that make or break your cloud perimeter. They filter traffic on the way in and out of every elastic network interface (ENI) , scale automatically with your workloads—supporting PCI DSS network segmentation—and can shrink audit scope and risk. This page explains how they work, why they differ from Network ACLs, what's new (cross-VPC sharing), and how AlgoSec Cloud Enterprise delivers continuous policy hygiene across hundreds of VPCs. How Do AWS Security Groups Work? Security groups (SGs) are virtual firewalls attached to ENIs in a virtual private cloud (VPC). They evaluate inbound rules first, allow stateful return traffic automatically, and then apply outbound rules—all before packets hit the guest OS firewall. Key behaviors: Allow Deny yes yes Before packet leaves ENI Before packet enters ENI Outbound Inbound Rule Type Default Action Stateful Security Groups ( SGs) Because SGs are stateful, you rarely need symmetric rules—responses are automatically allowed. By default, you can attach up to five SGs per ENI, giving you additive rule stacks for layered controls. Why Are AWS Security Groups Important? AWS security groups are critical because they enforce least-privilege, stateful filtering at the instance edge, blocking unauthorized traffic before it ever reaches your workload. The 2019 Capital One breach started with an SSRF exploit that punted traffic through an over-permissive SG/WAF combo; 100 million records later, the lesson was clear—least-privilege SGs matter for PCI DSS network segmentation compliance. When it comes to PCI network segmentation audits, AWS security groups let you create explicit, least-privilege boundaries around every cardholder-facing workload. Using Multiple AWS Security Groups Attaching more than one security group (SG) per ENI lets you layer responsibilities—platform, application, and third-party traffic—without ballooning the rule count in any single SG. AWS simply merges every rule across the attached groups into one effective allow-list; there is no concept of rule precedence or hidden denies. Rule union, not override: If SG-A allows TCP 22 and SG-B allows TCP 443, the instance will listen on both ports. Removing a port means removing it from every SG where it appears. Operations Checklist Tag everything with owner, env, and purpose; you'll thank yourself during audits and cost allocations. Watch for overlapping CIDRs—they multiply unintentionally when rules live in different SGs. Automate drift checks in CI/CD; any unauthorized console edit in a stacked security group can instantly alter the effective policy. Request higher SG-per-ENI limits before you need them; AWS approval isn't instant. Document the stack in runbooks so incident responders know which SG to configure (or not). Pro tip: For PCI network segmentation workloads, dedicate one SG to all PCI network segmentation rules and keep it read-only. Your Qualified Security Assessor (QSA) can audit a single file instead of searching through every microservice repository. Security Groups vs. Network ACLs for PCI Network Segmentation When a packet hits metal in AWS, two different bouncers can toss or pass it: Security groups (SGs) at the elastic-network-interface (ENI) layer and network ACLs (NACLs) at the subnet edge. Know what each one does so you don't build overlapping rules and accidental holes. Coarse subnet guardrails, country/IP blocks, extra layer for PCI DSS network segmentation compliance All traffic denied unless rules explicity allow it Lowest rule number is evaluated first; order matters Numbered Allow or Deny lines; first-match wins Fine - grained micro-segmentation, zero-trust tiers, PCI network segmentation All inbound blocked, all outbound allowed until changed AWS takes the union of all SG rules; no priorities to track Allow only (implicit deny for everything else ) Ideal Use Evaluation Order Default Behavior Rule Actions No-must write matching rules for both directions Applied to the entire subnet edge Stateful Layer/Scope Yes - return traffic automatically allowed Attached to each elastic network interface (instance-level) Security Groups ( SGs) Feature Network ACLs (NACLs) Think of SGs as the tight turnstiles right at the workload door and NACLs as the perimeter fence around the parking lot. Use both, but for different jobs; your cloud will remain tidy, audit-ready, and resilient: Why This Matters for PCI DSS Network Segmentation PCI DSS emphasizes strong, documented segmentation between the cardholder data environment (CDE) and everything else. SGs give you per-instance micro-segmentation, while ACLs provide an outer guardrail, satisfying default-deny, explicit-allow requirements. New AWS Security Group Functionalities AWS has added several quality-of-life upgrades that make security-group hygiene less painful and far more automation-friendly: Security-group VPC associations: Attach the same SG to several VPCs within a single region. Maintaining one "golden" rule set instead of cloning SGs per VPC eliminates policy drift and simplifies CI/CD pipelines. Shared security groups: Participant accounts in a Shared-VPC architecture can reuse SGs owned by the host account. Every team sees (and inherits) the exact rules the network team approved. This gives you centralized control without blocking decentralized builds. Cross-VPC security group referencing (via AWS Transit Gateway): A security group in one VPC can name an SG in another VPC as its source or destination. You can build hub-and-spoke or spoke-to-spoke traffic filters without configuring CIDRs everywhere, tightening cross-region segmentation. AlgoSec for PCI Network Segmentation with AWS Security Groups Managing security groups is easy when you have a dozen; it's a different story when juggling hundreds across multiple accounts, regions, and VPCs. That's where AlgoSec provides the context, automation, and guardrails you need for PCI network segmentation audits without slowing delivery: Unified SG inventory: Auto-discovers every security group across accounts for one-screen visibility. Continuous risk checks: Flags open CIDRs, unused groups, and over-broad ports before production—giving application owners instant, actionable insight. Zero-touch change push: Generate, approve, and apply SG updates straight from CI/CD. One-click compliance packs: Exports ready-to-submit reports for PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR. Optimization hints: Suggests merges, rule clean-ups, and NACL offloads to stay under quotas. Migration Wizard: Converts legacy firewall rules into matching SG policies in minutes. Hybrid-cloud scale: Secures AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-prem firewalls from the same console—see real-world patterns in AWS and AlgoSec . Putting It All Together Security groups are your first—and sometimes last—line of defense in AWS. By combining layered SG design, complementary network ACL guardrails, and tooling like AlgoSec for continuous assurance, you create a security posture that scales as fast as your engineering teams deploy. This keeps you audit-ready for PCI DSS network segmentation at any size. Resources Learn from the experts. 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What Is Zero Trust Architecture? Schedule a demo Watch a video IT environments today are hyperconnected, architecturally complex, and constantly in flux. Given this new reality, perimeter-based security strategies are no longer viable. Enterprises are battling a volatile threat landscape under the scrutiny of industry and federal regulatory bodies that serve consumers expecting secure and seamless services. This reality demands a completely new and perimeterless security model: Zero Trust cybersecurity. This article breaks down Zero Trust architecture, covering its core components and offering a Zero Trust vs. VPN comparison. It will also provide implementation strategies for Zero Trust and best practices. Zero Trust Architecture Explained The Zero Trust model is a cybersecurity framework built upon a simple but powerful principle: Never trust, always verify. Zero Trust cybersecurity is inherently different than legacy models, where trust is assumed the moment a user enters a network. Per the Zero Trust model, no user or activity is considered safe or legitimate. Every single access request is treated as a potential threat. Therefore, proving legitimacy in the Zero Trust cybersecurity model is a continuous and multi-layered process. Global adoption of the Zero Trust framework is significant. Gartner research reveals that 63% of companies globally have completed a Zero Trust implementation , while the Zero Trust cybersecurity industry is expected to reach just under $79 billion by 2029, a growth rate of 16.6%. These statistics underline the fact that Zero Trust cybersecurity is not a trend. It is a strategic imperative driven by the erosion of traditional perimeters, the proliferation of devices and users, increasingly complex IT architectures, and the rise of sophisticated risks, both internal and external. What Are the 5 Pillars of Zero Trust? To transcend theory and put the Zero Trust framework into practice, enterprises must build security around five key pillars: Identities : Verifying and validating users via context-aware controls Devices : Continuously monitoring and optimizing endpoint security Networks : Monitoring networks in real time for threats and anomalies Applications and workloads : Securing applications and connectivity flows across the entire software lifecycle Data : Prioritizing, protecting, and restricting access to sensitive information Core Components of the Zero Trust Model What constitutes a strong Zero Trust cybersecurity model? Several components and features come into play: The principle of least privilege (PoLP): Provides access to only task-relevant resources Multi-factor authentication (MFA): Requires multiple methods of identification, beyond mere usernames and passwords Continuous trust verification: Constantly re-evaluates the legitimacy of users across access requests Visibility and analytics: Ensures real-time monitoring across all five Zero Trust pillars and generates actionable insights Assumption of breach: Operates under the presupposition that a security incident has occurred to limit damage Microsegmentation: Breaks down the enterprise network into granular subsections to minimize lateral damage Identity security: Treats digital identities as security perimeters and enforces dedicated identity-centric security controls Automation and orchestration: Automatically designs and enforces security policies and controls across IT environments Context and correlation: Cross-analyzes diverse data and signals to validate users and provide access Zero Trust Cybersecurity and Business Benefits Enterprises that achieve a Zero Zrust implementation gain multiple advantages: Reduced risk of data breaches: Zero Trust’s proactive and perimeterless security approach significantly reduces the likelihood of attacks in complex IT environments. On average, according to IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025, a breach now costs businesses $4.4 million . Stronger regulatory compliance: Every aspect of the Zero Trust model, from granular access controls to network segmentation, delivers a stronger compliance posture across standards such as GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2. Reinforced governance: Optimizing security across the Zero Trust model’s five pillars ensures that businesses benefit from enhanced governance of multi-cloud and hybrid cloud resources and operations. Lower operational and security costs: Zero Trust cybersecurity lowers spend by mitigating issues early and avoiding full-blown incidents. Furthermore, Zero Trust’s emphasis on automation, orchestration, and optimization streamlines security operations, cutting expenses and maximizing investments. Increased digital agility and efficiency: Downtime and service disruptions are non-options today. A minute of downtime could cost enterprises thousands of dollars and an exodus of customers. Zero Trust eradicates security bottlenecks and risks, ensuring seamless and high-quality frontend digital services as well as backend efficiency. Beyond having to fully grasp the principles of Zero Trust, organizations must also adopt practical frameworks to implement them. To succeed at this, Zero Trust network access (ZTNA) is essential. ZTNA serves as the operational backbone that transforms Zero Trust theory into actionable security controls. Zero Trust Network Access Explained While Zero Trust architecture is the overarching paradigm, Zero Trust network access is one of its most imperative operational models. Think of it as a model within a model, not an isolated strategy. How Does ZTNA Work? ZTNA reframes traditional network access. Similar to the Zero Trust framework’s primary principles, it replaces implicit trust with continuous, granular, and context-aware validation based on identity and context. This ensures a finely tuned access control architecture and reduces exploitable attack vectors. With Zero Trust network access, enterprises reframe fundamental network access logic by decoupling networking access from application access so that every access request is assessed independently. In this way, a user gaining access to a network does not automatically guarantee access to an application or data within that network. Instead, only resources that they have explicitly been authorized to use are made available to them. Before Zero Trust, companies relied on virtual private networks (VPNs) for their security, which is why a comparison is in order. Zero Trust vs. VPNs It is important to understand the role VPNs played in enterprise cybersecurity prior to the emergence of ZTNA. Enterprises used virtual private networks to secure their networks. Essentially encrypted network tunnels, VPNs were useful options when perimeters were clearly delineated. However, since VPNs are static and not context-aware, they are not as effective in today’s dynamic network architectures. Zero Trust network access, on the other hand, offers application-specific access controls to replace any model or control that was built on implicit trust, including VPNs. But how does a ZTNA implementation entail? Zero Trust Implementation: A Step-by-Step Breakdown Enterprises can achieve the Zero Trust model in six simple steps. 1. Map the Protect Surface Create a comprehensive topology of the protect surface, including applications, networks, data, identities, and connectivity flows. This helps businesses design and enforce policies that focus on fortifying high-value assets. 2. Design Network and Identity Controls Introduce controls that align with Zero Trust principles, such as MFA, just-in-time (JIT) access, single sign-on (SSO), and data encryption. Ensure that these network and identity security controls are context-aware, not static. 3. Build an Access Architecture Follow Zero Trust principles such as least privilege to restrict users to only those resources that are absolutely necessary for their job. Remember: Network access should not equal application or data access. 4. Apply Microsegmentation Break down the enterprise network into smaller, granular sections, each governed by a unique set of security policies. This curbs threat propagation and minimizes the blast radius of any security incidents. 5. Implement Monitoring and Logging Mechanisms Real-time monitoring mechanisms detect anomalous behaviors and vulnerabilities. Logging and data analytics tools document critical security data and generate actionable insights. These accelerate threat detection and response while also improving auditability; the result is a stronger security and regulatory posture. 6. Continuously Evaluate and Optimize Static security is antithetical to Zero Trust. Companies must regularly evaluate and upgrade their policies, controls, processes, and security competencies to reflect evolving threats, regulatory standards, and business goals. Zero Trust Best Practices Zero Trust is not straightforward, especially across complex IT environments. The following recommendations will, however, facilitate a successful implementation. Align the Zero Trust Model with Business Strategy An enterprise must synchronize its overall security strategy and Zero Trust implementation process with its short-, mid-, and long-term strategic objectives. Internalize “Never Trust, Always Verify” Zero Trust is an approach, not a tool. It’s critical to embed “never trust, always verify” into every tool, process, workflow, and team. This involves both technical and cultural alignment with the Zero Trust model. Focus on Stakeholder Buy-In A Zero Trust implementation is virtually impossible unless the entire organization supports the initiative. This includes everyone from the board and C-suite to developers, platform engineers, and security teams. A culture of accountability and democratized security is a byproduct of stakeholder buy-in. Build the Zero Trust Architecture with Policies Policies are the engines of a Zero Trust model. Building and enforcing Zero Trust rules requires companies to assess a diverse range of factors, including roles, signals, and the business-criticality of their applications and assets. Educate Employees on Zero Trust Cybersecurity Sustaining a strong Zero Trust architecture at enterprise scale demands technical depth and knowledge. Engaging training seminars will ensure that IT and security personnel understand the nuances of the Zero Trust framework. Assemble the Optimal Tool Stack Lastly, one of the most important Zero Trust best practices is to optimize the security toolkit. Siloed, legacy tools can cause more harm than good to enterprise security. To implement the Zero Trust framework, organizations need a robust, scalable, and unified security platform. Implementing a Zero Trust Framework with AlgoSec Achieving Zero Trust’s full potential mandates a radical reorientation of security culture. Businesses need a strong platform to make this transformative framework a success and to drive Zero Trust best practices. Enter AlgoSec. The AlgoSec Horizon platform is perfect for Zero Trust cybersecurity. It’s fiercely application-centric, an essential attribute considering applications constitute most of an enterprise’s protect surface. AlgoSec provides comprehensive visibility across applications, data, and connectivity flows. It also offers a centralized console for policy- and automation-driven Zero Trust cybersecurity. The AlgoSec Security Management Suite (ASMS) , which includes the Firewall Analyzer, FireFlow, and AppViz, can help establish a robust Zero Trust cybersecurity posture. Additionally, AlgoSec Cloud Enterprise (ACE) offers advanced cloud network security and compliance capabilities that can secure even the most complex cloud architectures. Schedule a demo to see how AlgoSec’s unified security platform can make your Zero Trust cybersecurity strategy a reality. Resources Learn from the experts. 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Algosec helps financial institutions automate security policies, reduce risks, ensure compliance, and maintain seamless network operations. Finance Schedule a demo Watch a video Do you struggle with Financial institutions are dealing with the triple challenge of digital transformation, cyber security and regulations. They are constantly seeking to better serve their customers and establish a competitive edge through new technology innovations. But all too often, they fall behind on delivering these digital initiatives into production. Why does this happen? Network security operations teams are hampered by manual, slow and error-prone security change-management processes and the ever-increasing demands of industry regulations. Often requiring days, or even weeks, to process a single change across their complex network environment, security teams are deluged with hundreds of changes each month, hindering time-to-market. Security teams fight hard to create and maintain a clean and optimized network security policy that reduces the attack surface. But the frequent errors that arise from manual processes put the institution at cyber risk, opening security gaps that attract unwanted elements. Errors also introduce regulation-compliance gaps. Financial institutions find themselves struggling with the next audit instead of passing with flying colors. Business-Driven Security Policy Management for Financial Institutions AlgoSec’s unique, business-driven approach to security management enables financial institutions to align security policy management with their business initiatives and processes, making them more agile, more secure and more compliant all the time. With AlgoSec you can Automate the entire security policy management process – with zero-touch Manage the entire enterprise environment through a single pane of glass Proactively assess the risk of every change before it is implemented Automatically identify and remove bloat and clutter from security policies Automate firewall auditing and ensure continuous compliance Automatically discover, map and migrate application connectivity through easy-to-use workflows The Business Impact Get consistent, unified security management across any heterogeneous network environment Deploy applications faster by automating network security change management processes Avoid security device misconfigurations that cause outages Migrate application connectivity to the cloud quickly and easily Ensure a clean and optimized security policy Reduce the costs and efforts of firewall auditing and ensure continuous compliance Facilitate effective communication between security teams and application owners Resources Learn from the experts. Get the latest industry insights Business-Driven security management for financial institutions Read document Security policy management for financial institutions Read webinar AlgoSec case study: BM&FBOVESPA (English) Watch video Schedule time with one of our experts Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

Algosec integrates with vulnerability management tools to prioritize risks, automate security policies, and strengthen network defenses. Vulnerability management solution Schedule a demo Watch a video With vulnerabilities more widespread than ever before it’s critical to be able to quickly weed through and prioritize these risks based how they impact the key applications that run your business. Yet vulnerability information is typically presented in technical terms such as servers and IP addresses, which is not a meaningful format for business application owners. Assess, Prioritize and Manage Risk from the Business Perspective AlgoSec seamlessly integrates with the leading vulnerability scanners to map vulnerabilities directly to their business applications, including servers and complex connectivity flows, and provide a security rating for every business application. AlgoSec automatically recalculates these risk scores whenever a change is made through its intelligent, automated security policy change management process, to ensure that you always have an up-to-date, business-centric view of your risk. With this information you can effectively prioritize and remediate risk across your organization based on its criticality and impact on your business. With AlgoSec you can Map vulnerabilities and severity levels directly to their business applications Get a an accurate, up-to-date vulnerability rating for every business applications Immediately identify any un-scanned servers for each application The Business Impact Get an application centric view of risk which is always up-to-date Remediate vulnerabilities quickly based on their criticality and impact on the business Improve accountability for risk across the organization Facilitate effective communication between security teams and application owners regarding risk Minimize your organization’s exposure to risk Resources Learn from the experts. Get the latest industry insights How to Prioritize Risk from the Business Perspective Watch video Schedule time with one of our experts

Minimize risks and maximize benefits with a successful data center migration Explore key considerations and strategies Data center migration checklist + project plan template Select a size Which network Can AlgoSec be used for continuous compliance monitoring? Yes, AlgoSec supports continuous compliance monitoring. As organizations adapt their security policies to meet emerging threats and address new vulnerabilities, they must constantly verify these changes against the compliance frameworks they subscribe to. AlgoSec can generate risk assessment reports and conduct internal audits on-demand, allowing compliance officers to monitor compliance performance in real-time. Security professionals can also use AlgoSec to preview and simulate proposed changes to the organization’s security policies. This gives compliance officers a valuable degree of lead-time before planned changes impact regulatory guidelines and allows for continuous real-time monitoring. Data center migration What is a data center migration? What are the four types of data center migration? What are data center migration best practices? How to plan for a successful data center migration? What are some common challenges of a data center migration? What are some common drawbacks of a data center migration? Checklist for a successful data center migration What are some data center migration tools? Get the latest insights from the experts Use these six best practices to simplify compliance and risk mitigation with the AlgoSec White paper Learn how AlgoSec can help you pass PCI-DSS Audits and ensure Solution overview See how this customer improved compliance readiness and risk Case study Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

Efficiently improve network security and performance by cleaning up and optimizing your firewall rules Streamline operations and meet compliance requirements with ease Firewall rule cleanup & performance optimization tool Select a size Which network Can AlgoSec be used for continuous compliance monitoring? Yes, AlgoSec supports continuous compliance monitoring. As organizations adapt their security policies to meet emerging threats and address new vulnerabilities, they must constantly verify these changes against the compliance frameworks they subscribe to. AlgoSec can generate risk assessment reports and conduct internal audits on-demand, allowing compliance officers to monitor compliance performance in real-time. Security professionals can also use AlgoSec to preview and simulate proposed changes to the organization’s security policies. This gives compliance officers a valuable degree of lead-time before planned changes impact regulatory guidelines and allows for continuous real-time monitoring. Streamlining firewall policies: cleanup & optimization Dangers of outdated firewall rulesets How to audit your existing firewall policy How to properly perform a firewall cleanup Firewall optimization best practices Automate firewall configurations with AlgoSec Get the latest insights from the experts Use these six best practices to simplify compliance and risk mitigation with the AlgoSec Copy White paper Learn how AlgoSec can help you pass PCI-DSS Audits and ensure Copy Solution overview See how this customer improved compliance readiness and risk Copy Case study Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

Discover how AlgoSec s automated application analyzer can simplify and accelerate connectivity management, while ensuring enterprise wide security and compliance Application discovery tool & connectivity management Select a size Which network Can AlgoSec be used for continuous compliance monitoring? Yes, AlgoSec supports continuous compliance monitoring. As organizations adapt their security policies to meet emerging threats and address new vulnerabilities, they must constantly verify these changes against the compliance frameworks they subscribe to. AlgoSec can generate risk assessment reports and conduct internal audits on-demand, allowing compliance officers to monitor compliance performance in real-time. Security professionals can also use AlgoSec to preview and simulate proposed changes to the organization’s security policies. This gives compliance officers a valuable degree of lead-time before planned changes impact regulatory guidelines and allows for continuous real-time monitoring. Introduction What is application connectivity management? Common challenges in application connectivity management The benefits of using intelligent automation in application connectivity management Application connectivity management vs. Network Security Policy Management (NSPM) Manage application connectivity security with AlgoSec Get the latest insights from the experts Use these six best practices to simplify compliance and risk mitigation with the AlgoSec White paper Learn how AlgoSec can help you pass PCI-DSS Audits and ensure Solution overview See how this customer improved compliance readiness and risk Case study Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue

Secure critical telecommunications infrastructure with Algosec's automated network policy management and compliance solutions. Security policy management for telecommunications industry Schedule a demo Watch a video The telecommunications industry is extremely competitive and fast paced. Therefore, telecoms are constantly seeking ways to better serve their customers and maintain a competitive edge through new technology innovations and digital transformation initiatives. At the same time, cyber-attacks are more numerous, sophisticated and damaging than ever before – severely impacting the organization’s reputation and bottom line. As a result, telecoms often fall behind on delivering new innovations into production. On the other hand, the network and security operations teams are hampered by manual, slow and error-prone security change management processes, and the ever-increasing demands of industry regulations. It often takes several days, or even weeks to process a single change across a complex enterprise environment, which often needs hundreds of such changes each month, thereby directly impacting time-to-market. Moreover, understanding an application’s network connectivity requirements and then successfully migrating this connectivity to the cloud or data center to support these initiatives, is a complex, tedious and error-prone process that can take several months. Business-Driven Security Policy Management for Telecommunication Organizations AlgoSec enables telecommunication organizations to align security policy management with their business initiatives and processes, to make them more agile, more secure and more compliant all the time. AlgoSec provides end-to-end visibility of the network security infrastructure, as well as business applications and their connectivity flows – across cloud, SDN and on-premise enterprise networks. With AlgoSec, you can automate time-consuming security policy changes – with zero touch, proactively assess risk and ensure continuous compliance, quickly provision, change, migrate or decommission network connectivity for business applications to speed up delivery into production, and much more. With AlgoSec you can Automatically discover and map application connectivity prior to migration Migrate application connectivity to the cloud through easy-to-use workflows Automatically define, generate changes requests, and apply on-premise network security policies directly onto the cloud security controls Manage the entire enterprise environment through a single pane of glass Automate security policy management to process changes at the “speed of cloud” – with zero-touch Assess risk and generate compliance reports for the entire hybrid environment Securely decommission redundant connectivity for a tighter security policy The Business Impact Get consistent, unified security management across any complex heterogeneous network environment Deploy applications faster by automating network security change management processes Avoid security device misconfigurations that cause outages Migrate application connectivity to the cloud quickly and easily Ensure a clean and optimized security policy Reduce the costs and efforts of firewall auditing and ensure continuous compliance Resources Learn from the experts. Get the latest industry insights Managing Your Security Policy for Disaster Recovery Watch video Schedule time with one of our experts Schedule time with one of our experts Work email* First name* Last name* Company* country* Select country... Short answer* By submitting this form, I accept AlgoSec's privacy policy Continue