Xcitium offering

Managed Network Security

Threat prevention across network traffic and access. Network security capabilities include traffic controls through NGFW and IDPS, user and device checks through ZTNA, and NTA analysis of traffic patterns; the selected setup follows the network topology.

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Network equipment and organized cable connections beside an office workspace

Network security

Check access and inspect traffic

Network security verifies remote user and device access to applications through ZTNA, applies policy with NGFW and IDPS, and analyzes traffic patterns with NTA.

Scope the environment

Map office and remote origins, devices, applications and existing network boundaries.

Stage outcome: An access and traffic coverage plan

Verify access

For remote access, ZTNA checks the user and device and ties application access to the defined policy.

Stage outcome: Application access after user and device checks

Enforce policy

NGFW filters packets and applications while IDPS supports intrusion detection and prevention.

Stage outcome: Traffic controls aligned with NGFW and IDPS policy

Analyze traffic

NTA surfaces anomalies in traffic patterns. An analyst or network owner reviews findings and agrees any rule changes.

Stage outcome: Reviewed anomalies and policy improvements

Service workflow diagram

OfficeDeviceNGFWIDPS

RemoteUser · DeviceAccess checkZTNANGFWIDPS

Allowed · Application access

Application

Stopped connectionDenied

Traffic observation

Network trafficNTA analysisAnalyst review

Anomaly · Policy update

Operational outcome

ZTNA verifies access, NGFW and IDPS control traffic, and NTA analyzes anomalies.

Inside the interface

Security event overview

The overview shows intrusions, unknown programs and blocked suspicious activity.

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Capabilities

Capabilities with a specific purpose

Scope

Network security combines NGFW, IDPS, ZTNA and NTA capabilities to inspect traffic, govern remote application access and analyze network patterns.

Workflow

Map office and remote access, users, devices and applications; ZTNA governs access decisions, NGFW/IDPS inspect traffic, and NTA analyzes its patterns.

Output and handoff

Share NTA observations, application access decisions and traffic controls with the network owner for review and policy refinement.

Responsibility boundary

During implementation, define NGFW, IDPS, ZTNA and NTA coverage, data sources, and the owner of access rules.

Compare approaches

Service role and adjacent approach

Consideration	Managed network security	Managed SIEM
Primary focus	Network security combines NGFW, IDPS, ZTNA and NTA capabilities to inspect traffic, govern remote application access and analyze network patterns.	Centralize and correlate logs from multiple sources.
Workflow	Map office and remote access, users, devices and applications; ZTNA governs access decisions, NGFW/IDPS inspect traffic, and NTA analyzes its patterns.	Log onboarding, normalization, correlation and analyst validation.
Output and handoff	Share NTA observations, application access decisions and traffic controls with the network owner for review and policy refinement.	Correlated security ticket and analyst notes.

Before you start

Connect network signals to response

Map office and remote access paths, applications, license coverage, NTA data sources and the owner of network-policy changes. Use approved allowed and denied access checks and a sample traffic event; inspect the policy decision, observation and owner follow-up without disrupting production.

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Which devices, traffic and log sources will be visible?
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How does a test traffic event reach the responsible analyst, and where is it recorded?
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Who approves network-policy changes?

Evidence for your evaluation

Explore the solution

Explore capabilities, workflows and use cases for the Xcitium solution.

In practice

Traffic and access across branch sites

An organization with branch sites and remote users wants clearer network traffic visibility and more deliberate application access. Xcitium Network Security combines IDPS, a next-generation firewall, network traffic analysis, secure remote access and ZTNA.

What your team gains

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Visibility into network traffic
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Managed access and firewall policies
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Context for reviewing suspicious events

Before you decide

Questions, answered

What does managed network security monitor?

The solution combines NGFW, IDPS, secure remote access, ZTNA and NTA traffic analysis.

Which network sources can be connected?

Validate firewalls, sensors and log sources, protocol coverage and network-change handling in a pilot.

Who carries out response actions?

Agree in advance who can change network rules or isolate a device in the specific environment.

Next step

Discuss your requirements

Tell us about your environment and priorities to discuss the right solution, pilot scope and rollout in Azerbaijan.