Firewall rules
Every change is a ticket
New laptops, new staff, new SaaS tools, people leaving. Each one needs a rule, and nobody dares to delete the old ones.
Network security that lives on every device
Nexufend decides which app on each device may talk to what. It's all software, encrypted by default, made in Europe. 🇪🇺
FIN-LT-014agent-to-agent encrypted
- outlook.exeMicrosoft Corporationw3wp.exe on EXCH-01ExchangeAllowed
- teams.exeMicrosoft Corporationdisp+work.exe on ERP-01Teams isn't allowed to reach ERPBlocked
- erp-client.exeSAP SEdisp+work.exe on ERP-01SAPAllowed
- invoice_0412.exeunsigned203.0.113.7:443No rule for this programBlocked
- chrome.exeGoogle LLC*.salesforce.com:443Allowed
Your network changes every day. Your security setup doesn't keep up.
VPN gateway
Every VPN is one more door
Remote staff need a way in, so a VPN gateway joins the firewall. One more internet-facing system to patch and maintain, and one more target for attackers.
Zero trust (ZTNA)
Zero trust stops at the device
ZTNA checks the user and the laptop, then every program on it shares that access, malware included. Many services also route your traffic through the vendor's cloud.
Per-program control
Every process gets its own segment
Firewalls segment by network. Zero trust segments by user and device. Both stop one level too high: once a device is in, every program on it shares the same access.
Nexufend segments down to the process. We call it Intentional Trust: every application reaches only the destinations you've authorized for it, verified by its binary hash and code signature. Between your devices, both sides check before a connection goes through, and that keeps working when the internet is down.
Network Firewall
Device and user ZTNAEach program Nexufend
outlook.exe→ exchange
erp-client→ erp01
unknown.exe→ nothing
Most rules write themselves
Nexufend learns your everyday traffic and suggests about 80% of the rules for you. A new tool means approving one rule.
No VPN gateway to expose
Company devices connect to each other directly and encrypted. The same rules hold in the office, at home or on a public network.
Access per program
Each program reaches only the destinations you've authorized for it. A program you never authorized reaches nothing, even on a trusted laptop.
Start with your critical systems and make sure only the right processes can reach them.
Why detection alone can't keep up with AI-driven attacksInstall the agent, let it learn what your apps need, then decide what's allowed.
Devices synced from Active Directory
- FIN-LT-014FinanceOnline
- FIN-LT-022FinanceOnline
- OPS-WS-003OperationsOnline
- SRV-ERP-01ServersOnline
- HR-LT-007HRInstalling
Suggested rules in warning mode 0 blocked
- outlook.exe→ w3wp.exe on EXCH-011,284 seenApprove
- erp-client.exe→ disp+work.exe on ERP-01412 seenApprove
- python.exe › nightly_export.py→ postgres on DB-0157 seenApprove
- backup-agent→ nas02.corp:1000696 seenApprove
- teams.exe→ disp+work.exe on ERP-013 seenReview
Enforcement on 142 rules active
- outlook.exe→ w3wp.exe on EXCH-01Allowed
- erp-client.exe→ disp+work.exe on ERP-01Allowed
- chrome.exe→ *.salesforce.com:443Allowed
- teams.exe→ disp+work.exe on ERP-01Blocked
- rundll32.exe › update_helper.dll→ 203.0.113.7:443Blocked
Nexufend recognizes an application by its binary hash and code signature, not just by its name or path. Renaming a file doesn't get it past the rules.
Which one sounds like you?
I'm an MSP
- All customers in one dashboard
- Reuse your rules on each rollout
- No hardware to ship or replace
- Per-customer audit trail for NIS2
I run IT for my company
- Every connection, with its app
- Write rules by application name
- Remote access without a VPN
- Works next to your firewall
I run critical infrastructure
- No single point of failure
- Runs in air-gapped networks
- NIS2 audit trail per process
- Made in Europe
Simpler to run
Complete visibility
See every internal and external connection as it happens, with the program that made it.
No hardware
Run across cloud, remote, and hybrid setups with nothing to rack or maintain. Updates roll out in minutes, and there's no appliance to fail.
Efficient configuration
Configure the things you know and care about: devices and applications. Skip the IPs, ports, and subnets.
Secured by Nexufend
How we compare
| Capability |  | Firewalls | ZTNA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monitors the network | Yes | Yes | No |
| Segments devices | Yes | Yes | Partly |
| Segments users | Yes | Partly | Yes |
| Segments processes | Yes | No | No |
| No single point of failure | Yes | No | No |
Partly: next-gen firewalls map users to IP addresses. ZTNA checks the device, then lets every program on it through.
Want to see it on your own network, or your customers'?
Book demoA path off hardware, on your schedule
A hardware firewall is a big up-front spend, real ongoing effort to run, and one box your whole site depends on. Most teams want off that eventually. You can start today without ripping anything out: add Nexufend as a layer, run both side by side, and retire the hardware when it makes sense for you.
- TodayYour firewall carries everything
- Side by sideNexufend runs on every device, next to the firewall
- When it suits youRetire the box. The rules already live on the devices
Experience Nexufend in action
See every connection on a real device, with the program behind it, and the rules that keep it in its lane.
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