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How teams use ShieldGate Firewall to protect applications, secure the network edge, operate multi-tenant platforms, and respond like a modern SOC.

Application & API protection

Put ShieldGate in front of public or partner-facing APIs and web apps. Inspect for injection and traversal attacks, rate-limit abusive clients, challenge suspicious bots, and enforce geo or IP policy—while routing healthy traffic to your clusters.

  • WAF inspectors for SQLi, XSS, path traversal, and command injection
  • Bot management with Detect/Enforce and CAPTCHA challenge flows
  • Gateway JWT and API key authentication before upstreams

Network edge & appliance security

Operate a network firewall for L2–L3 policy: zones, stateful firewall, NAT, VPN, routing, and edge services—published independently of application gateway config and applied on appliance nodes.

  • Stateful firewall, NAT, and policy-based routing
  • WireGuard and IPSec VPN for secure connectivity
  • DHCP/DNS services, HA, OSPF/BGP, SD-WAN, and QoS policies

Multi-tenant SaaS security

Platform teams need isolation without operating a separate stack per customer. ShieldGate’s tenancy, RBAC, and per-tenant config snapshots let you publish policy independently while sharing infrastructure efficiently.

  • Tenant-scoped hosts, routes, policies, certificates, and network config
  • Live updates so customer policy changes do not require restarts
  • Platform admin controls for oversight across tenants

SOC & security operations

Security events should not die in a dashboard. Export to SIEM, open cases on critical events, and run playbooks that notify responders, ban abusive IPs, or call webhooks—backed by audit logs for every operator action.

  • Analytics rollups, live metrics, and telemetry export
  • SIEM export channels and structured audit history
  • SOC cases with notify, ban, and webhook playbooks

Zero-trust application access

Expose internal applications through ZTNA policies bound to routes. Require claims, group membership, and optional client certificates so access follows identity—not network location alone.

  • ZTNA applications and route-bound policies
  • Claims and group evaluation at the gateway
  • Optional client certificate enforcement

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