Under Attack?
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
IT and security leaders in Canadian and North American organizations who own a firewall platform and are deciding how it should be run, including:
-
Infrastructure and network managers responsible for availability.
-
Security managers accountable for policy and compliance.
-
Leaders in regulated sectors where a firewall change needs to be explained as well as made.
What's in this guide
-
Why a firewall drifts out of alignment with security policy over time, and the specific work that brings it back.
-
The next-generation firewall capabilities a managed service configures and maintains, including SSL inspection for encrypted traffic your security tools can’t see.
-
What happens between design and daily operation, including high availability, redundancy, and recovery planning.
-
The Essentials and Premium tiers side by side, and the Managed IPS and Incident Response Retainer options that extend them.
-
How outsourced firewall management supports audits against NIST, ISO 27001, and OSFI B-13, and preparation for Bill C-8.
