A network that connects your business and protects access to your systems
Today's business network connects users, devices, applications and locations, which is why its availability and security directly affect day-to-day operations.
AIGO designs and implements networking and security solutions that provide controlled access to systems, protection of business traffic and stable connectivity, whether users work from the office, from home or in the field.

Key benefits
Traffic security
Reliable connectivity
From network protection to secure access to business applications

NGFW – Next-Generation Firewall
Network traffic protection and control
NGFW combines advanced analytics, IPS/IDS functionality and detailed application traffic control to protect the network from modern threats.
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Zero Trust Architecture
Controlled access to business resources
Zero Trust assumes that trust is never implicit — every user and device must be verified when accessing the system. This reduces the risk of compromise while enabling secure access to business resources for teams working from home or in the field.
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Campus Networking
Network infrastructure for business locations
Networks for business premises and campuses are designed to scale with the organisation's growth, with security and simple infrastructure management.
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ALB and WAF
Availability and protection of web applications
ALB and WAF play different but related roles in business applications: an Application Load Balancer distributes load across application servers, while a Web Application Firewall protects web applications from attacks such as SQL injection and XSS.
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Identify the needs of your network and security environment
Answer five short questions and see which areas of your network and security infrastructure may need extra attention.
Is multi-factor authentication (MFA) in place for all users who access business systems?
Is your network segmented so that access to different systems and parts of the network is controlled?
Has a penetration test been carried out in your company in the last 12 months?
Do you use a next-generation firewall (NGFW) to control application traffic and detect network threats?
Are your business web applications protected by appropriate security mechanisms, such as a WAF?
