Monitoring your whole network

Every rule watched.

ZWatch audits your firewalls, endpoint security, switches and email gateways, links related events into one story, and tells you in plain words what to fix. Entirely inside your own network.

OfflineNo internet connection required, ever
Read-onlyNever needs write access to a device
EncryptedBackups and data encrypted at rest
Multi-vendorEvery result in the same clear format

Your whole security estate on one screen.

A single score, the incidents that matter and a short list of what to fix, with an owner for every item.

Overview
86Security score
27Open findings
3Correlated incidents
148Devices watched
Events, last 24 hoursAnalysed Blocked
SeverityFindingSourceOwner
CriticalVPN login linked to malware on FIN-PC-12VPN + EndpointSecurity team
High412 blocked remote desktop attempts from one addressFirewallNetwork team
MediumRule 27 allows any traffic and is unused for 90 daysFirewallFirewall admin
MediumPort 7 half duplex with 1,840 CRC errorsSwitchNetwork team

Logs in plain language.

Every log line becomes clear fields and a sentence anyone on the team can read. Raw lines stay available for evidence.

  • Severity, cause and fix for every finding
  • An owner assigned to each item
  • Raw evidence one click away
Findings
time=09:14:22 type=traffic action=deny srcip=203.0.113.45 dstport=3389 count=412 window=10m
HighFirewall

412 remote desktop login attempts from one internet address were blocked in 10 minutes.

Fix
Block the address at the perimeter and confirm remote desktop is not published.
Owner
Network team
CriticalVPN + Endpoint security

An unusual night-time VPN login was followed by malware on the same user’s PC six minutes later.

Fix
Reset the user’s credentials and isolate FIN-PC-12.
Owner
Security team

One story instead of four alerts.

ZWatch links events from firewalls, VPN, endpoints and email into a single incident, in the order they happened.

  • Multi-stage attacks found automatically
  • Mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
  • A case opened with the full timeline
Attack correlation
CriticalIncident 10424 events from 3 sources, linked automatically
  1. 03:12
    Login for j.doe from an unusual country, outside working hoursVPNInitial access
  2. 03:15
    Internal scan of 64 hosts from the VPN addressFirewallDiscovery
  3. 03:18
    Trojan detected and quarantined on FIN-PC-12Endpoint securityExecution
  4. 03:19
    Callback to a known malicious server blockedFirewallCommand and control
Mapped to MITRE ATT&CKCase opened for the security team

Answers before you change a rule.

Ask whether one network can reach another across linked sites, VPN and SD-WAN. ZWatch shows the path, where it stops and the exact changes needed.

  • Every hop and rule on the path
  • Routing and SD-WAN rules respected
  • Changes listed per firewall
Reachability and what-if
Can 10.20.0.0/24 reach 10.50.1.10 on port 443?
Site A network Firewall A Firewall B 10.50.1.10 VPN tunnelBlocked by rule 112
Recommended changes
  1. Firewall B: allow 10.20.0.0/24 to 10.50.1.10 on HTTPS above rule 112.
  2. Firewall A: add a route for 10.50.1.0/24 through the VPN link.

Up and running in three steps.

  1. Deploy inside your network

    Use the ready-to-run virtual appliance or install on your own server.

  2. Connect your devices

    Logs arrive by syslog and configurations by secure backup. No write access is ever needed.

  3. Act on a short list

    A prioritised work-list says what to fix, why it matters and who owns it.

Built for networks that cannot take chances.

A security tool should never become your weakest point. ZWatch is designed for regulated, segmented and offline environments.

Read about security and compliance

Findings mapped to

  • CIS Controls
  • ISO/IEC 27001
  • NIST CSF
  • MITRE ATT&CK

See ZWatch on your own network.

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