Centralize Multi-Cloud Security Policy Management.

Centralize multi-cloud security policy management.

Tufin centralizes cloud segmentation policy planning and management across public cloud and private cloud instances accelerating your ability to implement and optimize zero-trust architecture that enforces least-privilege access. Security teams can quickly build consistent policies that dictate N/S and E/W traffic within and among segments, then manage those policies automatically.

Avoid vendor lock-in and simplify consistent management across cloud security solutions. We are a catalyst for your multi-cloud strategy, withs support for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.

Application Connectivity Management.

Tufin provides an intuitive user interface and real-time visibility into and control over all apps and traffic flows. App owners can easily manage application-critical connectivity based on their understanding of access requirements, with only minimal required knowledge of network topology or firewall and router policies.

Tufin automatically translates access requirements into security policy changes on the relevant firewalls via a process that is fully transparent to both cybersecurity and application teams. This is just another way Tufin enables multi-team collaboration and maintains a state of continuous compliance within hybrid cloud environments.

Virtually eliminate manual audit prep tasks.

Leverage a central console for monitoring, maintaining and proving continuous compliance with industry regulations and internal policies across firewalls and routers, SDN, hybrid cloud environments and multi-cloud environments.

Tufin generates security audit reports on demand. Reports can be easily automated, based on criteria, such as business area, firewall vendors, cloud service providers, time periods, and geographic regions.

Achieve faster troubleshooting for rapid remediation.

Tufin facilitates root cause identification for change-related outages or unexpected behavior. A side-by-side comparison of all policy revisions across all monitored devices highlights rule changes and provides additional information as to who made the change, when, and whether there’s a comment or a reference associated with it.