Secure by default
New gateways ship with protection switched on and everything blocked until you allow it. Turning security off should take effort, not the other way round.
We think strong network security should be the default, not a six-month project. So we're building a firewall that security teams can trust and network teams actually like using.
A lot of companies are stuck with a firewall that's either powerful and painful, or simple and blind. The rule list grows for years, someone turns inspection off because things got slow, and that gap is exactly where attackers get in.
We started NXSgate to fix that. It's built around zones and a single-pass engine, its rules read like plain English, and its console is designed for the people who spend their working day in it.
It's meant for networks of every size, from one branch office to companies with hundreds of sites. Every release is shaped by the engineers who actually run it.
Make every network connection verifiable, by default.
Good security shouldn't depend on how much spare time your team has to tune it. It should be where you start.
Four ideas we come back to whenever we make a product decision.
New gateways ship with protection switched on and everything blocked until you allow it. Turning security off should take effort, not the other way round.
We design every screen with the network and security engineers who run firewalls for a living.
Clear docs, public release notes, and performance numbers measured with protection switched on.
If inspection slows everyone down, someone switches it off. We build NXSgate so nobody has to.
Our analysts study malware, exploits and the servers attackers use, then turn what they find into protection for every gateway.
Our engineers build the single-pass engine, the management platform and the hardware it runs on, with a security review at every step.
Deployment engineers and support people who know firewalls inside out, and stick around after go-live.
We take the security of our own product seriously. If you think you've found a vulnerability in NXSgate, please tell us privately. We'll confirm we got your report, keep you posted, and credit you once the fix ships.
Report a vulnerabilityWe're looking for engineers, researchers and people who love helping customers. If you want to make networks safer, tell us what you're great at, even if there's no job listed that fits.
Get in touchReplacing an old firewall or setting up a new site? Our engineers are happy to help you plan it.