Network
security

Protect critical connectivity, data and business operations with network security services.

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Why hybrid network security breaks down between sites, cloud and partners

Each new cloud service, site and supplier link widens the network, and the controls rarely keep pace.

48%

Every partner connection is another way in

Nearly half of breaches now involve a third party. Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report puts the figure at 48%, up from 30%, so links into cloud platforms and suppliers deserve real scrutiny.

Verizon, Data Breach Investigations Report, 2026. Click Here

16%

Remote access built for one office

VPNs were the route in for around 16% of system intrusion breaches in Verizon’s 2026 report. When a tunnel drops users onto the whole network, every stolen login becomes far more damaging.

Verizon, Data Breach Investigations Report, 2026. Click Here

63%

Zero trust that only covers half

Gartner found 63% of security leaders surveyed had fully or partially implemented zero trust, yet for most it covers half or less of the environment. Everything outside that scope still runs on implicit trust.

Gartner, Zero trust adoption survey, 2024. Click Here

The fix starts with mapping how users, clouds and partners really connect, then securing each path on purpose.

Secure users, applications and data with modern network security designed to reduce risk and maintain performance

Modern organisations rely on secure connectivity between users, applications, cloud services and business locations. As cyber threats continue to evolve, traditional perimeter security is no longer sufficient to protect critical systems and data. Network Security combines next-generation firewalls, secure remote access, network segmentation, threat prevention, web filtering and continuous monitoring to protect business operations from unauthorised access, ransomware and cyber attacks. By strengthening network visibility and control across office, remote and cloud environments, organisations can reduce cyber risk, improve resilience and support secure digital transformation.

Why Choose Cybit

Effective network security requires more than deploying a firewall. Cybit helps organisations understand how users, applications, cloud services and critical business systems interact, ensuring security controls are aligned to business risk. We combine networking, cloud and cyber security expertise to design, implement and optimise security architectures that improve protection without creating unnecessary complexity or negatively impacting user experience.

Our Process

Assess

Understand where you are today, identify opportunities for improvement and build a clear picture of your technology landscape

Advise

Turn insight into action with expert guidance and recommendations based on your business goals

Deliver

Implement solutions that create measurable impact and lasting value

Support

Our proactive management, ongoing optimisation and expert support keeps your tech performing at its best

What the Analysts Say

Industry analysts consistently report that network security is evolving beyond traditional perimeter defence towards integrated, identity-aware and cloud-connected security models. Best practice now focuses on visibility, segmentation, zero trust principles, secure remote access and continuous monitoring. Organisations that adopt a layered approach to network security are better positioned to reduce cyber risk, contain threats and maintain operational resilience in increasingly distributed environments.

What's Included

Next-generation firewalls & threat prevention

Secure remote access & connectivity

Network segmentation & access control

Network visibility, monitoring & threat detection

Cloud & hybrid network security

Security architecture, configuration & optimisation

Frequently Asked Questions

It is the set of controls that protect traffic moving between offices, remote users, data centres and cloud platforms such as Azure and AWS. It typically combines next generation firewalls, segmentation, secure remote access and monitoring, applied consistently across every connection.

Many organisations run both for a time. The aim of zero trust is to grant access to specific applications rather than the whole network, so a VPN that gives broad access can be narrowed or replaced as identity aware controls take over.

Treat each connection as its own risk: limit it to the systems it needs, log and monitor it, and review it when contracts change. Verizon's 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report found 48% of breaches involved a third party, so these links deserve the same attention as your own network.

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Whether you're scaling up, securing your data, or transforming your digital workspace – Cybit is your partner for strategic IT solutions.

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