What are we closing?
Public web resources, APIs, remote access, internetworking, secure channels, segmentation, DMZ, external services, network policies and access control to corporate systems.
Solution classes
NGFW, WAF, AntiDDoS, sandbox, VPN, CIPF, secure access tools, firewalling, web/API protection tools and integration with information security event monitoring.
Partners for Perimeter, VPN, WAF and AntiDDoS
For the network and web perimeter, RESTART can combine the products UserGate, Security Code, InfoTEX, ServicePipe, Positive Technologies, Garda and Confident. This allows you to close NGFW, VPN/CIPF, GOST TLS, WAF, AntiDDoS, Bot Protection, API protection, segmentation, firewalling and secure remote access.
UserGate
NGFW, SUMMA, SIEM, LogAn, Client, SecaaS
Security code
regulatory information security, NGFW, VPN, endpoint, virtualization
InfoTEX
CIPF, VPN, crypto gateways, HSM, PKI, CII
ServicePipe
AntiDDoS, Bot Protection, Cloud WAF, web/API protection
Positive Technologies
VM, SIEM, AppSec, NDR, WAF, cyber resilience
Garda
DLP, DBF, Data Masking, NDR, WAF, Anti-DDoS
Confidential
NSD, trusted download, VI, WAF, regulatory projects
Partners are listed as the technology backbone of the solution class. The specific composition of products, versions, licenses, certificates and delivery conditions are confirmed before the project.
How we work
We conduct a survey, describe the target architecture, design HLD/LLD, select solutions, conduct a pilot, implement, configure policies and provide operational recommendations.
What does the client get?
A more manageable network perimeter, reduced risk of public attacks, clear access rules, integration with information security monitoring and a basis for further development of protection.
Risks and limitations
Before launch, the boundaries of the environment, data sources, information security requirements, access roles, integrations, process owners and operational restrictions are fixed. This reduces the risk of a formal implementation that does not work in the customer's actual architecture.
Result Artifacts
- description of the business problem and success criteria;
- target architecture or process design;
- integration and data requirements plan;
- list of risks, restrictions and control points;
- roadmap of implementation, pilot or development.
Frequently asked questions
When should the solution be launched?
When a task is repetitive, impacts risk or money, and requires linking multiple systems, data, or teams.
Is it possible to start with the pilot?
Yes. The pilot helps test the hypothesis, data, integrations and constraints before production implementation.
What restrictions are fixed in advance?
Access, data, regulation, timing, integration, operation, process owners and acceptance criteria.
Let's discuss your environment
Describe the task, current systems, constraints, and expected results. We will offer a practical first step: diagnostics, pilot, audit, roadmap or project team.
