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Security policies protect your application by providing Layer 7 filtering and by scrubbing incoming requests for common web attacks or other Layer 7 attributes to potentially block traffic before it reaches your load-balanced backend services or backend buckets. Each security policy is made up of a set of rules that can be configured on attributes from Layer 3 through Layer 7. The rules can filter traffic based on conditions such as an incoming request’s IP address, IP range, region code, or request headers.

Comprehensive Security Policy as a Service

The following are the high-level steps for configuring security policies to enable rules that allow or deny traffic to the global external Application Load Balancer or the classic Application Load Balancer:

  1. Create a sample cloud security policy.
  2. Add rules to the security policy based on IP address lists, custom expressions, or preconfigured expression sets.
  3. Attach the security policy to a backend service of the global external Application Load Balancer or the classic Application Load Balancer for which you want to control access.
  4. Update the security policy as needed.

Typical security policies are available for the following load balancer and endpoint types:

  • All external Application Load Balancers, including classic Application Load Balancers
  • Regional internal Application Load Balancer
  • Global external proxy Network Load Balancer (TCP/SSL)
  • Classic proxy Network Load Balancer (TCP/SSL)
  • External passthrough Network Load Balancer (TCP/UDP)
  • External protocol forwarding
  • VMs with external IPv4 addresses or external IPv6 address ranges assigned to a network interface (NIC)
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Why Choose Security Policy as a Service

Our Security Policy as a Service Process

“Security policy as a service” refers to a cloud-based solution where a vendor provides an organization with a managed security policy framework, essentially taking care of the creation, implementation, and ongoing maintenance of security policies, allowing businesses to outsource a significant portion of their cybersecurity management without having to build and maintain their own policies in-house.

Key aspects of security policy as a service:

Centralized platform:
The vendor provides a platform where all security policies are managed, accessible, and updated in one place.
Policy templates and customization:
Pre-built templates for common security areas can be customized to fit an organization’s specific needs and compliance requirements.

Automated updates:
The vendor automatically updates policies to reflect evolving threats and industry best practices.

Compliance monitoring:
The service monitors adherence to security policies and alerts on potential violations.

Risk assessment integration:
Security policies can be tailored based on an organization’s risk profile and identified vulnerabilities.

Benefits of using security policy as a service:

Reduced overhead: No need to build and maintain a dedicated security policy team.
Improved consistency: Ensures security policies are standardized across the organization.
Faster implementation: Quick access to pre-built policies, reducing setup time
Enhanced compliance: Helps organizations meet industry regulations and compliance requirements

 

Example scenarios:

  • A small business with limited IT staff can leverage a security policy service to implement a comprehensive security framework without extensive technical expertise.
  • A large enterprise with multiple departments can use a security policy service to enforce consistent security standards across different business units.
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Understanding Your Security Needs and Goals

We start by thoroughly assessing your current security landscape, including infrastructure, systems, and processes. We work to understand your business objectives and industry-specific compliance requirements to ensure our solutions align with your operational goals.

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Uncovering Gaps and Vulnerabilities

Once we have a clear picture of your environment, we conduct a detailed analysis to identify gaps and vulnerabilities. This step involves evaluating potential risks in your systems, processes, and policies to uncover areas that could expose your organization to cyber threats.

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Crafting a Tailored Security Strategy

Based on our findings, we develop a comprehensive strategic security framework tailored to your unique needs. This plan includes actionable recommendations, technology roadmaps, and priority areas to address potential weaknesses while supporting long-term resilience.

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Implementing Solutions for Stronger Protection

During the execution phase, we provide end-to-end support for the implementation of security measures. This includes deploying necessary technologies, configuring systems, and delivering training to empower your team with the skills and knowledge to maintain a strong security posture.

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Ensuring Continuous Security Improvement

Cybersecurity is a continuous journey. Our experts work with you to monitor your security environment, refine strategies, and adapt to emerging threats. We help you implement ongoing improvements to ensure your defenses remain robust and effective.

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What Does our Security Policy as a Service Do?

  • Helps protect the assets of a business
  • Provides an organization’s IT security framework
  • Provides a uniform level of control and guidelines for management
  • Communicates security messages and training in a format that is easily available and understood
  • Advises team members about their responsibilities to the policies
  • Endorses the commitment of the CEO and senior management to protect valuable information assets and improve security posture

McKesson Healthcare, for 2024, reported revenues of $309 billion and employed approximately 51,000 people. McKesson partnered with IBM to develop the McKesson Performance Advisor (MPA), a clinical-based, business predictive analytics/intelligence software solution.

Harvard Pilgrim Health Care (HPHC), as of 2023 reported annual revenues of approximately $2.23 billion, aimed to enhance the CASR II Datawarehouse with a Strategic End-to End Assessment. This project established the strategy and comprehensive requirements the CIO needed to define, develop, and operationalize all business and technical procedures to ensure end-to-end reliability and recoverability of data exchange and integration.

Biogen, a leading biotechnology company, As of 2023, Biogen reported annual revenues of approximately $9.836 billion with about 7500 employees, aimed to enhance its Commercial IT data warehouses to improve data management, reporting capabilities, and overall operational efficiency to support the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and the US business unit.