Gateway security represents the first line of defense at the network perimeter, protecting organizations against a vast range of external threats as data enters or exits the enterprise. With increasing network complexity and hybrid architectures, robust gateway security solutions safeguard critical entry points—such as internet gateways, email gateways, and cloud application proxies—by filtering malicious content, enforcing access controls, and enabling threat intelligence-driven response.
Internet Gateway Protection
Secure web gateways (SWG) enforce URL filtering, malware scanning, and SSL inspection for outbound web traffic
Application control restricts unauthorized web applications and enforces bandwidth policies
Cloud access security broker (CASB) integrations extend visibility and control to SaaS and cloud applications
Email Gateway Security
Multi-layer spam filtering and real-time virus scanning reduce unwanted and malicious emails
Advanced threat protection includes sandbox analysis of attachments, URL rewriting, and spear-phishing detection
DMARC, SPF, and DKIM enforcement ensures email sender authentication and reduces spoofing
VPN & Secure Access Gateways
Secure remote access VPNs and zero trust network access (ZTNA) gateways provide encrypted connections for remote users and devices
Multi-factor authentication and device posture assessment enforce secure access policies
Micro-segmentation limits lateral movement and enforces least-privilege access
Firewall & Intrusion Prevention at Gateways
Next-generation firewall (NGFW) services integrate with gateways to inspect inbound/outbound traffic for exploits, malware, and command-and-control communications
Intrusion prevention system (IPS) signatures and anomaly detection block emerging threats in real time
Application-layer inspection and user identity integration enable granular policy enforcement
Threat Intelligence & Automated Response
Integration with global threat feeds and security ecosystems updates gateway policies dynamically to block new threats
Automated incident response workflows isolate compromised connections and quarantine suspicious payloads
Gateway security protects network entry and exit points—such as internet, email, VPN gateways—from malware, phishing, unauthorized access, and other cyber threats through multi-layer defenses and controls.
SWGs filter web traffic using URL categorization, malware scanning, and SSL decryption to block malicious sites, enforce acceptable use policies, and prevent data leakage.
They include sandbox detonation of attachments, phishing URL rewriting, sender authentication via DMARC/SPF/DKIM, and real-time threat detection to prevent email-borne attacks.
They enforce strong encryption, user authentication, and device posture controls for remote access, reducing attack surfaces and ensuring only compliant users and devices connect to networks.
Yes. Dynamic policy updates from global threat feeds ensure gateways block emerging threats, with automated workflows that isolate and remediate suspicious traffic automatically.