FOR SMALL BUSINESSES WITHOUT A SECURITY TEAM
Plug one sensor into your switch and every connected device becomes visible. Unauthorized access, intrusion attempts and malware traffic are blocked according to policy. Manage it all in plain language.
One cable · No network changes
PATROL in 60 seconds
Everything connected is an entry point for attackers. See how security starts with one small sensor, in 60 seconds.
PATROL360 is a network security appliance for small businesses, SOHO offices and home networks. One sensor plugged into your switch identifies every connected device and blocks intrusion attempts, malware traffic and unauthorized access according to policy. No dedicated security staff required: manage it in plain language.
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See. Detect. Block.
PATROL routes connected devices’ traffic through the sensor, so it can see, decide and block without replacing your equipment.
Every connected device is identified. Unregistered devices and unauthorized access are blocked according to policy, so a guest laptop or an unknown IoT device never mixes into your business network.
Inbound intrusion attempts, port scans and known attack patterns are detected. In blocking mode they are cut off immediately according to policy.
Attempts by an infected PC to reach a command server or download malicious files are caught and cut off according to policy, before ransomware can spread.
Firewall, intrusion detection and malware defense, in one sensor.
In monitoring mode detections are only recorded; in blocking mode they are blocked according to policy. What was blocked is visible in your alerts.
Less complexity. More clarity.
Ask before you search through menus: what is at risk, what was blocked, and what to do right now.
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8 devices are connected right now.
3 work PCs, 2 laptops, a printer, a CCTV camera and a NAS. One device without a confirmed name needs review.
See. Understand. Block. Manage.
Bring scattered information together and focus on what matters.
The essentials of network security on one screen.
From PCs to printers, CCTV and IoT: review names, types and connection status. Unregistered devices are marked unidentified and their access is limited according to policy.
Explore the demo| Device | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Work PC | PC | Connected |
| Meeting room TV | Display | Connected |
| Network printer | Printer | Connected |
| CCTV | Camera | Connected |
Small sensor. Clearer picture.
The sensor sits on your switch; protection covers the whole network.
See installation and traffic flow in 47 seconds.
One cable into a free port on your switch or router. No rewiring.
Every connected device is identified and its traffic observed by the sensor.
Intrusion attempts, malware traffic and unauthorized access are blocked according to policy.
Request checks and actions in plain language, then continue in AI reports and the cloud dashboard.
Complex security logs are summarized by AI into a risk level and response plan: attack type, source and recommended action on one page.
From headquarters to every branch, see all PATROL sensors on one screen.
Sensor placement, quantity and visibility depend on your network environment.
Built around your everyday.
From one office to multiple locations.
A starting point that fits your environment.
PCs, printers and CCTV all visible at a glance. If one PC is infected, its external traffic is cut so the infection does not spread.
Discuss this environmentCheck and block the external traffic of unmanaged devices such as POS and CCTV per branch, and see every location on one screen.
Discuss this environmentSeparate access for medical and business devices, and manage unauthorized connections and security alerts.
Discuss this environmentProtect work PCs, NAS and IoT devices at home or in a SOHO office with one sensor on a supported router. Family and guest devices stay separate from work devices.
Discuss this environmentIllustrative use cases, not verified customer stories.
A little more clarity.
Let’s find out what works
for your environment.
You can review devices and security alerts on the dashboard and request supported actions in natural language. Ask about available support for installation planning or specialist security response.
It connects to a supported network with a router or switch. Placement and connection methods are determined by your network setup.
Sensor placement and quantity depend on segmentation and the scope you want to manage. We can discuss a configuration for your environment.
You can request supported device lookups, status and traffic information, and device management. Available commands and permissions depend on the released version. Consequential changes require reviewing the target and action.
Detections and blocking results are different. In monitoring mode detections are only recorded; in blocking mode they are blocked according to the applied policy. Alerts show “Blocked” and “Review needed” separately.
Visibility depends on sensor placement, network conditions and the data collected. Devices whose names or types cannot be determined may appear as unidentified.
Configuration and pricing depend on locations, device count and required features. Support scope and contract terms are discussed during consultation.
A firewall guards the boundary with the outside. PATROL adds device-level visibility and access control inside your network, plus detection and blocking of intrusions and malware traffic. It complements your firewall rather than replacing it.
Unauthorized device connections, inbound intrusion attempts and scans, known attack patterns, and malware communicating with the outside. The scope depends on your environment and policies and is confirmed during consultation.
Attempts to reach a command server are detected and blocked according to policy, and the device is shown in alerts. Cleaning the device itself requires separate measures such as antivirus software.
Review the device or traffic in alerts and adjust the policy to lift the block. Consequential changes are applied after reviewing the target and impact.
Yes. PATROL360 is designed for small networks. Connect the sensor to a free port on a supported router or switch and it identifies connected devices and blocks intrusions and malware traffic according to policy, at home, in a SOHO office or in a small business. Supported environments are confirmed during consultation.
In supported LAN environments, ARP-based virtual routing establishes the traffic path. Physical cables and logical traffic paths are distinct. The sensor analyzes collected traffic and manages access according to configured policies. Deployment depends on network segmentation and the equipment in use. Traffic passing through the sensor is allowed or blocked according to the applied policy.
Let’s make it simple.
Tell us about your locations and devices.
We’ll help you explore a suitable sensor configuration.