The traffic signs of your network — directing and controlling traffic into, out of, and throughout your infrastructure. The final router under your control before traffic reaches an untrusted network.

Rule-based filtering devices that specify exactly what traffic is allowed or denied to pass through — picking up where the border router leaves off with thorough, policy-driven traffic control.

An alarm system for your network — detecting and alerting on suspicious activity through a single device or a coordinated network of sensors placed at strategic points.

Goes beyond detection — automatically defending the target without requiring direct administrator intervention, stopping threats in real time rather than just alerting on them.

Small, carefully controlled networks containing public-facing services, connected directly to and protected by your firewall — isolating exposed services from your core infrastructure.

DigiSec BD's security architects design a perimeter strategy specific to your institution's infrastructure, risk profile, and operational requirements — not a generic template.