Without monitoring, your company’s traffic stays a blind spot. Avepto watches your firewall, spots the unusual and explains what matters.
Installed or managed firewall
Three protection tiers
For an SME of 5 to 80 people with a NAS, remote work and internal apps, the router shipped by your ISP isn’t enough. And a professional firewall, with no one to operate it, barely is either.
Real SME cases from French-speaking Switzerland
Financial data, client access, remote work for staff. Strict segmentation, logging, per-user VPN.
Patient data, confidentiality requirements, controlled backups. Strict isolation of the guest network.
Staff in Switzerland, neighbouring France, sometimes travelling. MFA VPN, per-user access, instant revocation.
Two or three permanently connected offices. Encrypted site-to-site tunnels, unified security policy, central traffic monitoring.
ERP, NAS and in-house apps hosted on site. Inbound filtering, controlled remote access, traffic monitoring.
Every SME has its own constraints. Let’s meet and talk about your network as it is, not as it should be.
Anonymised typical day
Port scans, passwords tried in bursts, addresses already flagged elsewhere. Your firewall forwards every event to a central analysis that cross-checks, decides and blocks within seconds.
Frequently asked
A question that isn’t here? The audit answers it directly.
Not necessarily. Avepto replaces network equipment only if it is obsolete, no longer supported by the vendor, or can no longer meet your needs. In that case we say so explicitly, with the costs spelled out, and we steer you toward a solution we know well. The rest of the time, we make the most of what you have.
As a rule, no. Significant changes are scheduled outside business hours, agreed with you, so your team isn’t interrupted. A planned cutover typically takes 15 to 30 minutes, and we tell you the exact window in advance.
The virtual private network (VPN) gives per-user named access, protected and logged. When someone leaves the company, their remote access is revoked immediately, closing a door that’s often forgotten.
Yes. The guest WiFi sits on a separate virtual local area network (VLAN), with no access to the internal network or the storage server (NAS), and strict rules on outbound traffic. Avepto re-checks this isolation periodically so a visitor or an unknown device cannot reach your data.
Network segmentation means separating offices, servers, printers, guest WiFi and connected objects (IoT) into distinct zones. If one workstation is compromised, the attack stays inside its zone and doesn’t automatically reach the rest of the network. It’s a simple, effective internal barrier.
The services most often deployed alongside this one, and the field notes published by our specialists.
Next step
We meet, we walk through your network together, and you leave with useful recommendations. What happens next is up to you, no commitment.
