Internet Security and UTM with Network Box



As an official partner of the award winning Network Box, Network Interlinks is proud to be able to offer state-of-the-art Unified Threat Management (UTM) services. Network Box is excellent value for money, providing a comprehensive managed solution to internet security which can be easily tailored to suit your business’ needs.


An unrivalled, fully comprehensive internet security solution


Network Box offers HIGH security at a LOW cost



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Internet security you really can't do without



"There's a wide choice of managed security services on the market today, but few cover as many angles as Network Box. If you're looking to free up your support staff from these duties then this option is well worth investigating."



   
  • Anti-virus, anti-spyware and anti-spam – round-the-clock automatic updates for latest known viruses, spam and intrusions, together with a hybrid firewall, ensures your network is kept safe


  • Fully comprehensive – a complete network service that handles all conceivable security measures


  • Self-managed – with almost zero effort required from the end-user, avoid wasting your IT department’s valuable time on network security administration with a fully self-managed system
  • Traffic management – ensures your organisation’s communications bandwith is fully optimised and vital communications channels are always open with integrated intelligent traffic control


  • Content filtering – customisable “SurfControl” content and Internet application filtering allows settings to be changed according to different groups and users


  • Network statistics – web-based interface to monitor configuration, activities and general health of the network




“"We have found the service from Network Interlinks to be excellent. They know our systems and understand what we are trying to achieve with them.”

Steve Longman, Director
DVA, Hampshire
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