SNAS is an indigenously developed network security appliance. It has multiple network security components like network admission control, dynamic host-aware firewall, network monitoring system and endpoint security solution. It ensures that endpoints in a network comply with network security policies of the organization. The host-aware Layer-4 stateful firewall has advanced features like bandwidth control and connection rate limiting. SNAS can also detect unauthorized devices present in the network. SNAS also supports endpoint agent software which can authorize the use of USB-based devices on endpoint. SNAS Agent supports Endpoint Application and Network Activity Monitoring. SNAS can ingest external threat intelligence in the form of whitelisted/blacklisted application hashes and blacklisted IP addresses.

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1. Network Admission Control.
2. Dynamic Policy Enforcement next-Generation Firewall.
3. Network Monitoring System.
4. USB device management on Windows & Linux PCs.
5. High Availability Network Appliance.
6. Endpoint Application Monitoring.
7. Consumption of External Threat Intelligence.

1. Possible to be deployed in small and large enterprise LAN networks and configured to suit the varying security requirements of various organizations.
2. Useful as a Layer-4 stateful firewall with rate-control and bandwidth limiting.
3. Used to perform Network Admission Control (NAC) checks to confirm whether endpoints are meeting organizational security policies or not.
4. Used to implement USB device access policies within an organization.
5. Used to monitor status of network devices and their links.

SNAS is an indigenously developed network security appliance. It has multiple network security components like network admission control, dynamic host-aware firewall, network monitoring system and endpoint security solution. It ensures that endpoints in a network comply with network security policies of the organization. The host-aware Layer-4 stateful firewall has advanced features like bandwidth control and connection rate limiting. SNAS can also detect unauthorized devices present in the network. SNAS also supports endpoint agent software which can authorize the use of USB-based devices on endpoint. SNAS Agent supports Endpoint Application and Network Activity Monitoring. SNAS can ingest external threat intelligence in the form of whitelisted/blacklisted application hashes and blacklisted IP addresses.

Note: SNAS Product Brochure

1. Network Admission Control.
2. Dynamic Policy Enforcement next-Generation Firewall.
3. Network Monitoring System.
4. USB device management on Windows & Linux PCs.
5. High Availability Network Appliance.
6. Endpoint Application Monitoring.
7. Consumption of External Threat Intelligence.

1. Possible to be deployed in small and large enterprise LAN networks and configured to suit the varying security requirements of various organizations.
2. Useful as a Layer-4 stateful firewall with rate-control and bandwidth limiting.
3. Used to perform Network Admission Control (NAC) checks to confirm whether endpoints are meeting organizational security policies or not.
4. Used to implement USB device access policies within an organization.
5. Used to monitor status of network devices and their links.
6. Endpoint Application Monitoring.

1. Provides a comprehensive suite of cyber security solutions to small, medium and large organizations with varying security needs.
2. Provides an indigenous alternative to cyber security solutions.

A licensee needs to buy commercial off-the shelf servers and install SNAS using the network repository. Some guidelines on the specification of servers to be bought for a given network size will be provided to the licensee. The licensee needs expertise in networking and cyber security to properly deploy and configure the SNAS appliance on a customer network. Post-installation service/support need to be provided to the customer to meet the changing security requirements.

Since SNAS can be deployed as a critical inline network device, a 24×7 customer support desk over phone/email is desirable. It is recommended that the licensees establish defined service level agreements and escalation matrix.

The manpower requirements for deployment, integration on a customer site and continuous support are more prominent. It will be advantageous if licensee has a support team experienced in networking and cyber security that are stationed at multiple locations across the country for 24×7 customer support.