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Managed Firewall Service
A firewall has two jobs. It enforces your security policy, and it keeps the business connected. Both depend on the same day-to-day configuration, monitoring, and tuning long after the initial deployment. Integrity360's Managed Firewall Service puts that work in the hands of a team that does it full time, on the platform you already own. This guide sets out how the service is structured, what it covers, and what changes for your IT and security teams once the firewall has a dedicated owner.
Who this guide is for
Security and IT leaders in organizations who already run vulnerability scanning and want a defensible way to decide what gets fixed first. This includes CISOs and security managers accountable for posture; IT and infrastructure leads who own the remediation work; and teams of any size where the list of open exposures is growing faster than the time available to work through it.
What's in this guide
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Why a firewall drifts out of alignment with security policy over time, and what keeps it aligned.
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The capabilities built into a next-generation firewall that a managed service configures and maintains, from application control to SSL inspection.
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The Essentials and Premium tiers side by side, with the service features included in each.
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What happens between design and daily operation, from architecture through to service reviews and reporting.
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The Managed IPS and Incident Response Retainer options that extend the core service.
Discover
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How set-and-forget deployments accumulate risk, and the specific work that reverses it.
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Why encrypted traffic is a blind spot for security tools, and how inspection at the gateway removes it.
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What high availability, redundancy, and recovery planning look like when the firewall is the gateway to your business.
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How outsourced firewall management supports audits against NIST, ISO 27001, OSFI B-13, and Bill C-8.
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Who sits behind the service, from the SOC network to the accreditations behind it.
