Firewall & Cyber Security Services | NGFW & Zero Trust | Microlines Infotech

🛡️ Zero Trust Perimeter Shield

Firewall & Cyber Security Services

Microlines Infotech deploys Next-Generation Firewalls (NGFW), SSL deep packet inspection, Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), IPS/IDS threat prevention, and 24/7 SOC monitoring.

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Next-Gen Firewall (NGFW)

Deep Packet Inspection (DPI)

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Zero Trust Remote VPN

MFA & Micro-segmentation

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IPS / IDS Threat Prevention

Real-Time Malware Blocking

Cybersecurity SLA & Managed Firewall Metrics | Microlines Infotech

99.9%

Malware Catch Rate

100+

Firewalls Managed

0 Zero-Day

Unpatched Vulnerability Rate

< 15 Min

SOC Incident Response

Enterprise Firewall & Cybersecurity Capabilities | Microlines Infotech

Enterprise Firewall & Cyber Security Capabilities

Comprehensive perimeter defense and internal network isolation engineered for corporate offices, banks, industrial factories, and cloud datacenters.

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Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) Deployment

Hardware-accelerated SSL/TLS decryption, application control, sandboxing, and AI-driven intrusion prevention stopping zero-day ransomware before it breaches the perimeter.

✓ Layer 7 Application Control
✓ Hardware SSL/TLS Inspection
✓ Cloud AI Threat Sandboxing
✓ High-Availability Active-Passive

Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) & Remote VPN

Secure work-from-anywhere access replacing legacy VPNs with identity-verified Zero Trust tunnels, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and device health compliance checks.

✓ Per-Application Access Tunnels
✓ Mandatory MFA / TOTP Integration
✓ Endpoint Posture Health Check
✓ Encrypted IPsec / WireGuard VPN

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Web Filtering & DNS Threat Block

Real-time URL category filtering, DNS sinkholing, and botnet C2 communication block preventing staff from visiting malicious phishing domains or downloading malware payloads.

✓ Real-Time URL Category Filter
✓ Malicious DNS Sinkholing
✓ Bandwidth Throttling Rules
✓ Safe Search & Social Blocking

24/7 Managed SOC Telemetry & SIEM Alerts

Centralized syslog aggregation, SIEM security telemetry, and automated SOC incident response dispatching alerts within 15 minutes of an anomaly detection.

✓ Centralized SIEM Log Collection
✓ 15-Min SOC Escalation SLA
✓ Automated Rule Patching
✓ Compliance Audit Reporting

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Related Firewall Appliances & Security Products

Tier-1 security appliances sourced directly from Sophos, Fortinet, Palo Alto Networks, and SonicWall with 3-year licensing.

Sophos XGS 2100 Appliance

Next-Gen Firewall with Xstream Architecture

Dual-engine Xstream Flow Processor, 35 Gbps firewall throughput, 1.2 Gbps threat protection, built-in TLS 1.3 inspection.

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Fortinet FortiGate 60F

Enterprise Desktop Security Gateway

SOC4 ASIC processor, 10 Gbps firewall throughput, 700 Mbps threat protection, built-in SD-WAN controller, 10x GE RJ45 ports.

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Palo Alto PA-440 NGFW

ML-Powered Next-Gen Firewall

Machine-learning threat prevention, 3.0 Gbps firewall throughput, WildFire cloud inline sandboxing, PAN-OS zero trust architecture.

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SonicWall TZ470 Series

Multi-Gigabit Branch Firewall

3.5 Gbps firewall throughput, Real-Time Deep Memory Inspection (RTDMI), 2.5GbE ports, integrated Wi-Fi option, SonicOS 7.0.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Next-Gen Firewalls, SSL inspection, Zero Trust VPNs, and ransomware perimeter defense.

1. What is the difference between a traditional port firewall and a Next-Gen Firewall (NGFW)?

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Traditional firewalls only inspect basic IP addresses and port numbers (Layer 3/4). A Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) performs Layer 7 deep packet inspection, decrypts SSL/TLS traffic, identifies specific applications (e.g., blocking Torrent or file-sharing while allowing Zoom), and checks payloads against real-time malware databases.

2. Why is SSL/TLS Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) mandatory for full security?

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Over 85% of modern web traffic and cyberattacks use HTTPS encryption to hide malicious payloads from standard firewalls. SSL DPI decrypts incoming traffic in hardware memory, scans for malware/ransomware signatures, and re-encrypts it instantly without degrading network latency.

3. How does Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) differ from legacy IPsec/SSL VPNs?

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Legacy VPNs grant remote users full network access once authenticated. ZTNA enforces “Never Trust, Always Verify” micro-segmentation, giving users access ONLY to specific authorized applications while keeping the rest of the corporate internal network invisible.

4. How does Active-Passive High Availability (HA) prevent internet downtime?

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We deploy two identical firewall appliances connected via a dedicated HA heartbeat cable. Primary Firewall A handles active sessions. If Firewall A experiences hardware failure, Secondary Firewall B takes over session state in under 500 milliseconds without dropping active VPN connections or user sessions.

5. Can the firewall block social media, gaming, and streaming sites during work hours?

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Yes. We configure time-based Web Filtering policies that restrict non-work bandwidth consumers (Netflix, YouTube 4K, Torrent, Gaming) during office hours (9 AM – 6 PM) while prioritizing business-critical SaaS apps like SAP, Microsoft 365, and VoIP.

6. Does Microlines provide annual firewall license renewal and firmware patching?

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Yes. We manage full 1-year and 3-year Sophos, Fortinet, and Palo Alto security license renewals (IPS, AV, Web Filter, Sandboxing) along with scheduled zero-downtime firmware patch updates to protect against newly disclosed CVE vulnerabilities.

7. Is your firewall security setup compliant with Indian DPDP and ISO 27001 audit standards?

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Yes. All firewall configurations adhere strictly to ISO 27001, CERT-In cybersecurity guidelines, and Indian DPDP regulations, including mandatory 180-day syslog retention, role-based admin access, and quarterly vulnerability assessment reports.