Web Proxy — stop the click before it costs you.
TL;DR. Web content filtering and protection against malicious destinations. Policy-based, fully logged, and integrated with the rest of the Security Suite so a blocked destination is also a signal the SOC can see.
What this is about
Most breaches start with a click. A web proxy that filters known-bad and risky destinations, by policy, cuts a large class of those off before they begin — and turns each block into telemetry. Run on its own it's solid hygiene; run inside the suite it becomes a detection signal.
How we run it
Filtering policies are explicit and auditable, applied by user, group and context. Malicious and risky destinations are blocked; the block is logged and, where you run Security Operations, fed to the SOC as a signal. Categories and exceptions are managed centrally; the policy is code, not a console you have to remember.
When it fits
Organisations that want web hygiene with an audit trail. Companies running the suite who want web blocks to feed detection. Teams replacing an opaque appliance with a policy they can actually read.
What we don't do
We don't filter by an unexplained category list you can't inspect. We don't keep the logs in a black box. We don't sell it as a silver bullet — it's one layer, integrated with the rest.
What you can hand off
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Policy-based filtering
Block malicious and risky destinations by user, group and context. Policy as code.
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Full logging
Every block recorded — useful for audit and for detection.
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Suite integration
Where you run Security Operations, blocks become SOC signals.
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Central category and exception management
Managed centrally, inspectable, not an opaque appliance list.
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Reporting
What was blocked, for whom, why — exportable.
Product facts
| Function | Web content filtering + malicious-destination protection |
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| Policy | By user, group, context · policy as code |
| Logging | Every block recorded and exportable |
| Integration | Feeds the SOC when run with Security Operations |
| Deployment | EU cloud or on-prem |
Asked before the briefing
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Can we run it standalone?
Yes. It's solid hygiene on its own and a detection signal when run inside the suite with Security Operations. -
Can we inspect the filtering categories?
Yes. Categories and exceptions are managed centrally and are inspectable — not an opaque appliance list. -
Are the logs exportable?
Yes. Every block is recorded and exportable for audit. -
Does it do data-loss prevention?
It enforces destination policy and integrates with the gateway's DLP layer. Full DLP scope is scoped per mandate.
Cut the bad click — and see it.
We review your current web filtering and show a policy-as-code approach that also feeds detection.