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Network Security

Our network monitoring and security policies are designed to provide multiple layers of protection and defense. We use Next-Generation Firewalls to prevent unauthorized access to the network and unwanted traffic within it.

Systems are segmented into independent networks to protect sensitive data. Testing and development activities are carried out on a network separate from the one supporting GlobalSuite's production infrastructure.

Our dedicated Network Operations Center team monitors the communications infrastructure to ensure its proper operation and configuration.

Redundant Network

All elements of our platform have redundancies. We employ a distributed network architecture to protect systems and services against potential failures. In the event of an incident, users can continue working normally, as GlobalSuite Solutions' data and services remain available.

DDoS Prevention

We use technologies from established and reliable service providers to prevent DDoS attacks on our servers. These technologies offer various DDoS mitigation capabilities to avoid disruptions caused by negative traffic while allowing positive traffic to pass through. This ensures high availability and good performance of applications and APIs.

Intrusion Prevention Systems (IPS)

We use IPS systems to protect our components and services against new and existing vulnerabilities. These mechanisms allow us to detect and block known and zero-day threats before they reach the services.

Specially designed security processors and AI/ML-managed threat intelligence security services are used to provide the best protection and high-performance inspection of encrypted traffic.

Advanced WAF

At the application layer, we have web application firewall systems that offer a range of functionalities to ensure the security and productivity of applications. These functionalities include the following:

  • Protection against common attacks: A WAF can detect and block common attacks such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), cross-site request forgery (CSRF), and other vulnerabilities identified by OWASP.

  • Advanced application protection: Combines machine learning and threat intelligence.

  • Real-time protection: Allows us to monitor traffic and block threats in real-time, offering proactive defense against emerging attacks, bots, and malicious traffic patterns.

  • Protection against zero-day vulnerabilities: These systems allow us to protect our information systems against zero-day vulnerabilities that have not yet been discovered or patched by application developers.

All these protection systems are made possible through the multi-layered defense proposed by these types of systems.