Tufin provides the most accurate topology and path analysis, powering enterprise-wide network awareness across on-premises networks and hybrid cloud environments. Tufin’s unmatched visibility is why so many organizations rely on us to improve their cybersecurity posture via real-time risk alerting, automated target selection and network security control optimization recommendations. AlgoSec lacks the topology modeling functionality necessary to power comprehensive security policy automation from ground to cloud.
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Accurate topology modeling of public/private cloud environments (e.g. AWS, Azure and Google Cloud Platform), including key networking technologies, such as VPN. | ||
Rule documentation, insights and metadata with advanced policy search engine for policy audit, rule cleanup and maintenance | ||
Intuitive, unified security policy manager with zone-to-zone segmentation in a matrix format that makes defining and managing network segmentation policies easy | ||
Ability to generate a security policy based on existing connectivity | ||
OOTB risk analysis considers vulnerability scans and other third-party security intel to operationalize cybersecurity fundamentals that are difficult to master via manual processes | ||
Construct a global security policy based on App IDs |
Tufin delivers superior firewall management and cloud connectivity management, and it easily integrates with ITSMs and any other 3rd-party system to automate end-to-end change workflows, rule cleanup, server decommissioning, and more. Every action is logged for comprehensive, automated change management. AlgoSec cannot match Tufin’s automation functionality.
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Fully customizable, end-to-end workflows with the ability to easily add/remove steps to align with the organizational process without Professional Services involvement | ||
Granular automation control allows user to choose desired automation level per step, per workflow | ||
Change automation support for VMware NSX-T including the key components to meet VMware best practices | ||
Manage the entire rule lifecycle with rule recertification and firewall cleanup workflows | ||
Rule review process with automatic owner assignment based on assets and networks. | ||
Automate policy changes with most common NGFW features, such as user access with LDAP groups, FQDN and more. | ||
Automated workflows for vulnerability mitigation | ||
Automated workflows for access decommissioning | ||
Automated workflows for network object policy cloning | ||
Automated workflows for network object decommissioning | ||
Full control on the provisioning behavior (save / commit) per designed change – maximum flexibility | ||
Change window support for scheduling policy installation from the management stations to the target firewalls for defined time frames |
Tufin provided us with an overall state of our firewalls that enables us to operate in a much more agile, proactive and strategic manner.
No cracking under complexity. Tufin’s security policy management solution supports 1000s of firewalls, network devices, and public cloud resources — and up to 100 million routes.
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Manage connectivity across thousands of devices and hybrid cloud resources and 100M+ routes with little or no performance degradation | ||
Tufin enables API integration with the more solutions than AlgoSec, across the network operations, network security, cloud security and incident response ecosystems. | ||
Code free integration – easy, GUI-driven integration with third-party products | ||
OOTB integrations with IP address management systems (IPAMs) to enable accurate network segmentation definitions and subnet syncing as your network evolves. | ||
Integration with vulnerability management solutions to prioritize patching of vulnerable assets. | ||
Integrate with a SOAR playbook to improve network security and enrich incident response workflows |
According to Gartner, “Network security policy management tools can help security and risk management leaders meet multiple use cases by offering centralized visibility and control of security policies across hybrid networks, risk analysis, real-time compliance and application mapping.”
NSPMs provide a central management layer across multi-vendor networks and hybrid cloud environments from which to design network security policies and segmentation strategies, deploy those security policies across devices, monitor for violations and track policy changes.
Tufin is the leading NSPM due to its dynamic network and cloud topology modeling, advanced automation workflows, scalability and extensibility.
Firewall management is the process of ensuring firewall rulesets, that determine who can talk to whom and what can talk to what, are in compliance with an organization’s internal security policies and industry regulations. Firewall teams are to review these rules periodically and confirm that they should remain active. Shadowed and unused firewall rules should also be removed to minimize the risk of unauthorized access and to maintain network performance. Changes to firewall rules need to be carried out to establish network access as needed and every firewall change must be logged. Finally firewall teams must demonstrate compliance by conducting regular firewall audits. Firewall management is often a fragmented and manual task because many organizations are using firewalls from a multiple vendors with no vendor-agnostic, centralized management plane. For example, many organizations have considerable firewall rule cleanup and recertification backlog due to the manual nature of these tasks without a centralized NSPM in place.
Topology Intelligence lets you use the routing information in your devices to make better network security decisions. Tufin software collects the interface information and routing tables with the policy revisions. It updates the network topologyonce a day, so as your network evolves, the topology model does as well. This can include syncing your subnet changes.
The network topology intelligence powers the following:
Interactive Map: This is a dynamic map of your monitored network devices and the subnets to which they are connected. You can enter the details of a network traffic flow to see the path of traffic on the map.
Security Risk Report: This illuminates the network security policies with violations. The report also calculates a security score, and tracks network security trends. You can run the Security Risk report based on the network segment types from the topology map.
You can run the Security Risk report:
Manually
Automatically on change events so that the report includes new and resolved risks
Schedule a report to run periodically
Network access change automation via SecureChange+
Target selection for access requests
Calculates the necessary change and shows a picture of the path between the source and destination.
Automatically verifies if an Access Request was successfully added
The visibility provided through Tufin’s dynamic topology intelligence enables comprehensive change management and compliance reporting.
All network applications require connectivity between network resources, and some applications may require multiple types of connectivity to function.
For example, a basic website can require connectivity:
If any of these connections is blocked by a firewall, users cannot access the website. The business owner can keep a list of all of the required connectivity, but cannot create a detailed set of instructions for implementing the connectivity in the firewalls. The network and security teams can analyze the locations of each server to decide which firewalls need to have rules to allow the connectivity, but they cannot easily manage all of the firewall rules to make sure they are all maintained correctly. An application connectivity management solution allows security policy to be designed, implemented and managed based on application connectivity requirements.
Tufin Orchestration Suite supports all major firewall brands, including Cisco, Juniper, Palo Alto Networks, Check Point, Fortinet, Azure Firewall andmore.
Only Tufin provides automation and a unified security policy, from on-prem to cloud, across NetSec and DevOps.