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Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) Workshop
4 hours
Led by WWT Security Practice experts, this workshop is designed to encourage a higher level conversation about the need for and proper placement of NGFW technology within your organization. Our experts provide objective guidance to help you find the right platform for your unique security, business and operational needs.
WWT uses ideation techniques to help map the genome of your security architecture with the goal of delivering secure business and mission outcomes that reduce risk, lower costs and enable informed decision making. Because you can't defend what you can't see, it is imperative to fully evaluate the disposition of your infrastructure by engaging experienced subject matter experts who can help find the best solution free of manufacturer bias.
WWT uses ideation techniques to help map the genome of your security architecture with the goal of delivering secure business and mission outcomes that reduce risk, lower costs and enable informed decision making. Because you can't defend what you can't see, it is imperative to fully evaluate the disposition of your infrastructure by engaging experienced subject matter experts who can help find the best solution free of manufacturer bias.
- Define and understand next-generation firewalls
- Identify features and solutions of NFGW that align to your business needs
- Conduct a self-inventory of current firewall capabilities and posture
- Align both current capabilities and future solutions to enable the business
Goals & Objectives
Our NGFW Workshop starts with a review of your organization's current security deployment state. Next, WWT experts lead an ideation session to identify pain points and clarify desired outcomes from a new firewall. Once the right solution for your environment and use cases have been identified, we cover how to properly deploy and operate the NGFW platform's key feature sets.