Infrastructure and perimeter security.
demand new security mechanisms.
The possibilities that a modern IT infrastructure can provide have risen drastically in the past years, but so have their requirements. Employees expect more flexibility and the capability to access company data from everywhere. On the same note, digital attacks are becoming more and more professional with the phenomenon of “crime-as-a-service”, where attacks on companies are offered as a service on the Darknet. This need for freedom and at the same time security poses an unprecedented challenge for a lot of companies when they think infrastructure protection. This is why our experts are here to help you with sophisticated analysis tools and answers to all of your urgent questions concerning IT security.
Infrastructure and
perimeter security.
demand new security mechanisms.
The possibilities that a modern IT infrastructure can provide have risen drastically in the past years, but so have their requirements. Employees expect more flexibility and the capability to access company data from everywhere. On the same note, digital attacks are becoming more and more professional with the phenomenon of “crime-as-a-service”, where attacks on companies are offered as a service on the Darknet. This need for freedom and at the same time security poses an unprecedented challenge for a lot of companies when they think infrastructure protection. This is why our experts are here to help you with sophisticated analysis tools and answers to all of your urgent questions concerning IT security.
Where is the best place to start with a new IT security concept? It‘s got to be a
one-to-one conversation including a free consulting session.
worth discussing.
Where is the best place to start with a new IT security concept? It‘s got to be a
one-to-one conversation including a free consulting session.
Go for an all-embracing security approach.
Go for an
all-embracing
security approach.
Firewalls.
Protect you from unwanted access.
Next generation models recognise attacks.
E-mail security.
Encrypts your mail traffic to protect you from spam,
malware and phishing.
Web security.
Protects you from malware and bot networks and
can apply child protection filters.
Authentication.
Prohibits identity theft by means of
multi-factor authentication.
Network segmentation.
Protects sensitive network areas or entire
data centres from unauthorised access and
reduces malware from spreading.
IP address management.
Manages and logs all IP addresses permitted in the network.
Intrusion detection and prevention.
Recognises and prohibits attacks that follow
standardised patterns – usually implemented in
modern firewall systems.
Virtual private networks.
Establish an encrypted data link to your
company data and protect sensitive
data from being read by intruders.
Network Access Control
Protects the company network from unauthorised access
and implements compliance guidelines.
Firewalls.
Protect you from unwanted access.
Next generation models
recognise attacks.
E-mail security.
Encrypts your mail traffic to protect you
from spam, malware and phishing.
Web security.
Protects you from malware and bot networks
and can apply child protection filters.
Authentication.
Prohibits identity theft by means
of multi-factor authentication.
Network segmentation.
Protects sensitive network areas or entire
data centres from unauthorised access and
reduces malware from spreading.
IP address management.
Manages and logs all IP addresses
permitted in the network.
Intrusion detection and prevention.
Recognises and prohibits attacks that follow
standardised patterns – usually implemented in
modern firewall systems.
Virtual private networks.
Establish an encrypted data link to your
company data and protect sensitive data
from being read by intruders.
Network Access Control
Protects the company network from
unauthorised access and implements
compliance guidelines.
A talk you won’t regret.
Where is the best place to start with a new IT security concept?
It‘s got to be a one-to-one conversation including a free consulting session.
Security assessments –
Completely rethinking and testing security.
Bechtle has developed a security assessment framework for SMEs that can check all relevant security aspects exceptionally fast. We have used our years of experience to design different packages that can be assembled individually into your own personal test suite to suit wherever your company is right now.
Security assessments –
Completely rethinking
and testing security.
Bechtle has developed a security assessment framework for SMEs that can check all relevant security aspects exceptionally fast. We have used our years of experience to design different packages that can be assembled individually into your own personal test suite to suit wherever your company is right now.
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B-Hard – Bechtle’s cyber security check.
B-Hard is a cyber security check developed by Bechtle for SMEs to gain a quick but comprehensive overview of the security situation at hand in a three-step process. Find out in our interview with Clemens Guttenberg, IT consultant at Bechtle Hamburg, how B-Hard works and customers can profit from it.
Step 1: ISO 27001-compliant interviews with management and employees.
Step 2: Intensive scans and random testing of IT equipment
Step 3: Experts reveal loopholes and provide recommendations for measures
More packages, more services.
More security? No problem. Bechtle has an extensive portfolio of security services that cover all areas relevant to your company.
- Assessments for cloud applications and tips for correct behaviour in a worst-case scenario
- Awareness trainings for employees – How to handle suspicious e-mails and general IT security on a daily basis
- Pentests reveal IT pain points that can be abused by hackers
- Simulated attacks – How deep can our experts penetrate your IT infrastructure?
Firewalls are dead! Long live firewalls!
But are they really? Yes, at least the traditional kind. More often than not, companies use port-based firewalls that are located at the perimeter and protect the IT infrastructure by controlling which services can be accessed from the outside. However, this approach is no longer viable as it is faulty, rigid and unsuitable for the modern workplace. The rising number of mobile end devices and flexible working models demands access to the company infrastructure from anywhere in the world, and is hence incompatible with the limitations that traditional firewalls pose. However, this does not apply to next generation firewalls.
The advantages of next generation firewalls:
- Application control prevents standard ports from staying open by default
- Prevent data leakages
- Virus scanner studies new threats in a sandbox environment
- Dynamically recognise applications and perfectly supports agile workflows
- Detect vulnerabilities and protects unpatched systems, plugs the gaps and triggers a reset in the event of unwanted requests
- Less room for attackers to wiggle in.
Firewalls are dead!
Long live firewalls!
But are they really? Yes, at least the traditional kind. More often than not, companies use port-based firewalls that are located at the perimeter and protect the IT infrastructure by controlling which services can be accessed from the outside. However, this approach is no longer viable as it is faulty, rigid and unsuitable for the modern workplace. The rising number of mobile end devices and flexible working models demands access to the company infrastructure from anywhere in the world, and is hence incompatible with the limitations that traditional firewalls pose. However, this does not apply to next generation firewalls.
The advantages of
next generation firewalls:
- Application control prevents standard ports from staying open by default
- Prevent data leakages
- Virus scanner studies new threats in a sandbox environment
- Dynamically recognise applications and perfectly supports agile workflows
- Detect vulnerabilities and protects unpatched systems, plugs the gaps and triggers a reset in the event of unwanted requests
- Less room for attackers to wiggle in.
Technology for tomorrow – Zero Trust and Software Defined Perimeter
What about devices outside of the company? Notebooks and smartphones have to be protected just as well as other parts of the network. This means that the perimeter has to be moved closer to the end device to guarantee protection during access.
Zero Trust: Every device and individual accessing your system is a suspect and will be forced to identify themselves even during sessions.
Software Defined Perimeter: Protects networks and data in compliance with a Zero Trust policy and expands the classic network perimeter to the apps, which in turn provide access. Users and apps only get access to the resources they need.
Technology for tomorrow – Zero Trust and Software Defined Perimeter
What about devices outside of the company? Notebooks and smartphones have to be protected just as well as other parts of the network. This means that the perimeter has to be moved closer to the end device to guarantee protection during access.
Zero Trust: Every device and individual accessing your system is a suspect and will be forced to identify themselves even during sessions.
Software Defined Perimeter: Protects networks and data in compliance with a Zero Trust policy and expands the classic network perimeter to the apps, which in turn provide access. Users and apps only get access to the resources they need.
Implementing a Zero Trust security approach.
Identify data, assets, applications and
services that need protection
Analyse network transactions
Implement a Zero Trust architecture
Lay down Zero Trust guidelines
Monitor and maintain
these structures.
Identify data, assets, applications
and services that need protection
Analyse network transactions
Implement a Zero Trust architecture
Lay down Zero Trust guidelines
Monitor and maintain
these structures.
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