Neurowall runs on a standard Linux server inside your office. Segment workstations from servers, block lateral movement, and enforce access policy — without replacing switches, routers, or any existing hardware.
Most office networks treat the internal LAN as trusted. One compromised workstation can reach file servers, databases, and authentication systems without restriction.
Ransomware and malware spread laterally because nothing enforces policy between internal hosts. The perimeter firewall only watches traffic entering or leaving.
Re-segmenting a network traditionally requires new switches, VLANs, and managed hardware. The cost and complexity stops most teams from ever doing it.
Neurowall sits inline on your office network as a software gateway. Traffic between zones passes through it — and policy is enforced at the kernel level, in microseconds.
| Capability | What it does for your office |
|---|---|
| Network segmentation | Define zones — workstations, servers, printers, guest Wi-Fi — and enforce which zones can talk to which |
| Lateral movement blocking | Prevent workstation-to-workstation and workstation-to-server traffic that has no business reason |
| Access policy enforcement | Allow specific hosts or subnets to reach specific services — deny everything else by default |
| No hardware replacement | Runs on any standard Linux x86_64 machine — your existing switches and routers stay in place |
| REST API management | Update rules, add exceptions, and respond to incidents via API — no manual CLI per device |
| Audit log | Every policy change is recorded with user identity and timestamp — ready for compliance reviews |
Block lateral movement at the network layer. A compromised workstation cannot reach file servers or authentication systems it has no reason to access.
Deploy on a standard Linux server or small-form-factor PC. No new switches, no VLAN reconfiguration, no proprietary network appliances.
Define exactly which hosts can reach which services. Default-deny policy between zones closes the attack surface without disrupting day-to-day operations.
Immutable audit logs show exactly what was blocked and when. Network segmentation evidence for ISO 27001, Cyber Essentials, and similar frameworks.
Policy updates via REST API. No per-device CLI, no console access, no site visits. One control plane covers the entire office network.
Install on a Linux server, configure zones, push rules via API. No hardware procurement, no change freeze required for the existing network.