Information Security Solutions

At Prime, we believe that security is not just about controlling access but also about securely storing and managing information. That’s why our solution in email, file archiving, and document management fall under the ‘Security’ category. Failing to take precautions could lead to security threats, causing a loss of trust and potential damage to your reputation. To mitigate risks and secure the future, establish strong information security measures today.

The business world today is shaped by communication technologies and, consequently, the internet. While the internet facilitates complex work routines and processes in advanced economies, it unfortunately brings threats to information and access security, such as hackers, cyber-attacks, and virus threats. In this environment, safeguarding corporate information and ensuring privacy are of significant importance for organizations.

Firewall

Nap-Nac

Penetration Testing

Web Application Testing

SIEM & SOAR

DLP

Endpoint

Mail Gateway

DDoS

ZTNA

Operating System Hardening

In today’s changing security landscape, companies use systems called Unified Threat Management (UTM) at the gateway level for enhanced security. These systems, often referred to as firewalls, aren’t just for data going in and out but also placed within the local business network. The choice between software and hardware for the firewall depends on the expertise of security professionals. In our projects, we focus on developing “next-generation firewall” solutions to provide top-notch services.

Firewall

A firewall is a network security device that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic based on pre-established security rules. It acts as the first line of defense against unauthorized access and cyber threats. Firewalls have been a fundamental component of network security over 25 years, creating secure and controlled internal networks between trusted and untrusted external networks.

Nap-Nac

“NAP” and “NAC” stand for Network Access Protection and Network Access Control, respectively. They are technologies used to control and secure network access.

Penetration Testing

Penetration testing is like a security check-up for computer systems. Ethical hackers, acting like the good guys, test the system to find and fix any weaknesses that could be exploited by real bad actors. They use tools and methods similar to those of hackers to see if they can get into the system. After the test, they provide a report with recommendations to make the system more secure.

Web Application Testing

It’s like a health check for web apps. We look for ways bad actors might sneak in and problems that automated tools might not catch. After, we provide a report on any issues found and tips on how to fix them.

SIEM & SOAR

Think of SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) as the watchtower, keeping an eye on real-tie security events and providing valuable insights into cyber threats. Now, SOAR (Secure Orchestration, Automation, and Response) steps in like the efficient task manager, automating actions guided by SIEM alerts. It helps security teams response quickly to evolving threats, making overall security operations more effective.

DLP

Data Loss Prevention (DLP) is like a guardian for sensitive data, ensuring it doesn’t get lost, misused or accessed by unauthorized users. DLP solutions keep an eye out for potential data leaks, detects them, and prevent organizations from experiencing data breaches, helping them comply with data protection regulations.

Endpoint

Endpoints are devices on a network: computers, laptops, smartphones, and tablets. Endpoint security protects these devices from cyber threats. It ensures they follow rules to prevent unauthorized access and data breaches.

Mail Gateway

Mail Gateway is a network device or software serving as the entry point for emails into an organization’s network. It filters incoming and outgoing emails, conducts malware scans, and applies email security policies to protect against spam, phishing, and other email-related threats.

DDoS

DDoS, or Distributed Denial of Service, is a type of cyberattack that aims o disrupt normal traffic of a targeted server, service or network by flooding it with internet traffic. This attack can render the target inaccessible for intended users, leading to significant downtime and financial losses.

ZTNA

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) is a security model that requires strict authentication for anyone and any device attempting to access resources on a private network, regardless of whether they are inside or outside the network perimeter. ZTNA enhances security by allowing only authorized users and devices to access specific applications and data, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized access.

Operating System Hardening

Operating System Hardening involves securing the configurations of servers and client devices to reduce their susceptibility to cyberattacks and unauthorized access. This includes implementing best security practices such as disabling unnecessary services, applying security patches, and configuring user access controls to strengthen the overall security posture of systems. These technologies and practices are essential to ensuring robust network security in modern IT environments, protecting sensitive data, and mitigating cyber threads.