Instel provides technical and organisational measures aimed at centrally protecting computer systems
Build a modern IT infrastructure that can prevent, safeguard, protect and react to any attack
Computer environments are increasingly complex, hybrid and distributed, thereby increasing the risk of vulnerabilities
Users need to apply technical and organisational measures that preventively and reactively protect the company's computer systems in a centralised way against security incidents.
Instel helps you to strengthen your IT environment through supervision and audit mechanisms, as well as through digital security tools that help your organisation to be more efficient, agile and secure.
Anti-fraud
Instel provides tools designed to protect users against all types of social engineering, from workstation protection to application, system and network security: Anti-spam, web filtering, anti-phishing, UTM.
Contingency and continuity
Instel designs action and contingency plans to mitigate the impact caused by any security incident: Backup copies, system recovery tools, virtualisation security, backup infrastructure.
Anti-malware
Instel protects computer systems against all types of malicious software that may affect them, detecting and eliminating all types of malware: Anti-virus, Anti-adware, Anti-spyware, UTM.
Security intelligence
Instel implements tools for managing cyber security events or incidents in any phase, either before or during the incident or after it occurs: Security event management SEM , SIM/SIEM, threat intelligence, monitoring and reporting tools.
Protection for communications
Instel provides tools to protect systems and devices connected to the network: Firewall, VPN, IDS, IPS, UTM appliance, communications encryption, content filter, P2P control tools, bandwidth management and control, monitoring and reporting tools.
Benefits
Greater control of critical assets for business development. Tools that guarantee information confidentiality, integrity and availability.
Greater vulnerability anticipation. Through centralised protection against incidents.
Increased resilience capacity. By applying technical and organisational measures.
Reduced downtime. By reducing the detection and reaction time to attacks.