AI-assisted inspection
Traffic across the whole network is assessed by models trained on network behaviour, so the service can act on patterns that no fixed rule has been written for yet.
Home network firewall
A firewall standing between your home and the internet.
AI-assisted firewall protection designed to help safeguard your Wi-Fi network, your router and every device connected to them — with no software to install, and built to run without slowing your connection.
How it's delivered
Intelligent protection, with nothing for you to run.
The analysis happens in our cloud and the policy is applied before traffic reaches your router. There is no software to install at your end, and nothing to configure, update or keep an eye on.
Built to stay fast
Inspection is designed to happen in line rather than as a detour, so browsing, streaming and calls carry on normally. Real-world speed depends on your connection and configuration.
No software required
Nothing to download and no app to hunt for on a device that barely has a screen. Devices are covered by being connected to the network.
Managed on the back end
Activation, updates and policy changes are handled on our side. You are never asked to maintain firmware, rule files or an appliance.
Where protection belongs
Your network is the one thing every device shares — so guard it there.
A laptop can run security software. A camera, a smart speaker or a games console usually cannot. What they all have in common is the network they sit on — which makes the network the most practical place to apply protection.
SecureSonic inspects traffic as it crosses the boundary between your home and the internet. Traffic you asked for continues. Traffic that matches a block policy stops there, before it reaches your router or the devices behind it.
- One layer, every deviceProtection applies to whatever is connected, including equipment with no security settings of its own.
- Inbound and outboundUnsolicited connection attempts are filtered, and outbound activity is measured against your policy.
- Managed from the cloudRules and updates are handled centrally, so there is nothing to maintain device by device.
What SecureSonic protects
One security approach, applied wherever the network reaches.
Residential protection is the centre of the service. The same architecture extends to business networks, cloud environments and web applications when you need it.
Wi-Fi networks
The connection every device in the house depends on, checked at the network level.
Routers and gateways
The device that faces the internet, with controls around access and remote management.
Connected devices
Laptops, phones, tablets, TVs, cameras, speakers, printers and smart appliances.
Internal network traffic
Movement between devices inside your network, kept to the zones you intend.
External network activity
Inbound attempts and outbound connections, measured against your policy.
Business networks
Offices, retail sites, professional practices and distributed teams.
Cloud environments
Workloads and virtual networks, protected with cloud-delivered policy.
Websites and web apps
Sites, applications and APIs, protected at the request level.
Router protection
Your router is the front door. We stand in front of it.
Your router is the single device that faces the internet directly, which makes its settings worth getting right. SecureSonic applies policy around the gateway rather than leaving it to default configuration.
- Controls around administrative access and remote management
- Filtering of unsolicited inbound connection attempts
- Separation between main, guest and device networks where supported
- Continuous visibility of what the gateway is passing
Connected devices
The devices that cannot protect themselves are protected by the wall.
A typical home now runs dozens of connected things: phones, laptops, tablets, TVs, cameras, speakers, printers, plugs, appliances. Most were designed for convenience rather than security, and many will never receive another update.
Network-level protection covers them by covering what they connect through — no app to install, no settings to find on a device that barely has a screen.
Internal network
Keep visitors, work and smart devices in their own lanes.
Not everything on a network needs to reach everything else. A camera does not need access to the computer holding your tax returns, and a visitor's phone does not need either.
Internal policy defines which zones can talk to which — so a single compromised device has fewer places to go. Available separation depends on your router and service configuration.
External network
What arrives uninvited stops at the wall, not at your door.
Networks connected to the internet receive constant background traffic: scans, probes and connection attempts nobody asked for. Filtering that at the boundary removes noise before it becomes a problem.
Requested traffic — pages, streams, calls, updates — continues normally. Outbound connections are measured against policy too, which is how unusual activity from inside the network becomes visible.
Cloud-managed security
The protection runs in the cloud. You don't run anything.
Policy, inspection and monitoring are delivered as a managed service. Updates arrive centrally, which means no firmware juggling, no rule files and no appliance to babysit.
The same control plane covers a single home, a business with several sites, or cloud workloads — the difference is scope, not a different product to learn.
Automated monitoring
The wall holds while your house sleeps.
Traffic is observed, compared against your policy and against patterns learned from network behaviour, acted on, and recorded. That loop runs continuously, so decisions are being made at three in the morning as reliably as at three in the afternoon.
Automating the analysis is what makes the scale workable. A person cannot watch every connection on every device; a model can weigh them all and raise the handful worth a closer look.
Recorded events matter as much as blocked ones: they are what makes it possible to review a decision, explain it and adjust the rule behind it.
Reporting depth
The level of detail available in monitoring and reporting depends on your plan and service configuration.
Home vs business
Same principle. Different scale.
Both services protect a network at the boundary. What changes is how much you need to administer and how granular the controls become.
| Home firewall | Business firewall | |
|---|---|---|
| Best suited to | Households, home offices, shared living | Offices, retail, professional services, remote teams |
| What it covers | One network and the devices on it | Multiple sites, teams and cloud environments |
| Management | Managed for you, with sensible defaults | Centralised administration with delegated access |
| Policy control | Straightforward rules and simple exceptions | Granular rules by application, group or site |
| Segmentation | Guest and smart-device separation where supported | Structured segmentation across the organisation |
| Secure remote access | Not typically required | Available where the configuration includes it |
| Monitoring | Automated monitoring with clear summaries | Detailed activity records and reporting |
Features may vary by configuration. Talk to support about what suits your setup, or compare business protection.
Firewall services
Where to start, in the order most people need it.
The list runs from the protection most households need first to the specialised services organisations add later.
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01
Home Network Firewall
Network-level protection for your Wi-Fi, your router and every device that connects to them. This is where most households should start.
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Connected Device Security
Coverage for smart-home and IoT equipment — cameras, speakers, TVs, plugs and appliances that cannot protect themselves.
PRIMARY Learn more -
03
Business Firewall
Managed firewall protection for offices, retail sites, professional services and remote teams, administered from one place.
SECONDARY Learn more -
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Cloud Firewall
Cloud-delivered policy for distributed networks, remote locations and cloud workloads, without appliance-by-appliance management.
SECONDARY Learn more -
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Next-Generation Firewall
Application-aware inspection, intrusion prevention and granular policy for organisations that need more detail in their decisions.
ADVANCED Learn more -
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Web Application Firewall
Request-level protection for websites, web applications, APIs and online checkout flows.
SPECIALIZED Learn more
Security architecture
Three layers, and who is responsible for each.
A managed firewall service is not one product. It is our operational work, a third-party inspection platform, and the systems you already run. Knowing which layer a capability comes from is the difference between a claim and a fact.
The service layer — ours
Policy design, rule authoring, change management, event triage, incident response and update scheduling are carried out by SecureSonic as operational work.
- Ruleset authored and version-controlled
- Events monitored and escalated
- Firmware updates scheduled and rolled back if needed
The inspection layer — third-party platform
Stateful inspection, application identification, IDS/IPS, malware and content filtering, DNS filtering, VPN termination and TLS inspection come from the enterprise firewall platform we deploy and operate.
- Capabilities depend on product and licence
- Signatures and threat feeds from the vendor
- Encryption is the platform's implementation
The systems you own — integrations
Your routers, directory or identity provider, log platform, endpoint agents and cloud network controls stay yours. We configure the interface between them and the firewall.
- We do not license or support your products
- Event export where your platform supports it
- Network-level and endpoint controls are complementary
Underlying platform
The inspection and enforcement capabilities above are provided by a third-party enterprise firewall platform that SecureSonic deploys, configures and operates on your behalf. The product and version deployed for you is confirmed at onboarding and stated in your service documentation. Ask support@securesonicfirewall.com or call +1 (740) 924 5205 and we will confirm it in writing. Which capabilities are available in your deployment depends on that product, its licence tier and your architecture.
Getting started
Three steps, and none of them involve reading a manual.
Tell us about your network
What you have, what is connected and what matters most — a home with a single router, a business with several sites, or something in between.
We set up the protection
Policy is configured for your situation and applied at the network level. Setup steps depend on your equipment and internet service.
It runs, and you can check on it
Monitoring continues in the background, decisions are recorded, and support is there when something needs adjusting.
Working with SecureSonic
Clear about what we do, and what we don't.
Security services are easy to oversell. We would rather describe the work accurately: what is covered, what depends on your configuration, and where the limits are.
- Plain descriptionsEvery service page explains what the protection does before it explains how.
- No absolute claimsNo security service can promise total protection, and we don't.
- Configuration stated openlyWhere something depends on your equipment or plan, the page says so.
- Support you can reachOne place to ask a question, sorted by the kind of help you need.
Defined coverage
Each service states what it protects and where that protection is applied.
Visible decisions
Policy actions are recorded, so they can be reviewed rather than taken on trust.
Direct support
Security, network, firewall, cloud and web application requests each reach the right team.
Honest limits
Where a capability depends on configuration, we say so instead of implying it is universal.
Where to buy
Buy direct, or from a retailer you already use.
SecureSonic is sold directly by us and through major online retailers. If you would rather sell SecureSonic than buy it, there is a dealer route too.
DirectBuy direct from SecureSonic
Order a home or business plan straight from us and we set the service up on your network.
RetailBuy from major online retailers
SecureSonic plans and hardware are also sold through major online retailers. Ask which retailers stock your region, or call +1 (740) 924 5205 and we will point you at a stockist.
TradeDealers and resellers
We work with authorised dealers and resellers. Apply through the enquiry form and we will explain how the trade programme works.
Availability, pricing and the retailers carrying SecureSonic vary by region. Where a plan is bought does not change the protection you receive.
Questions
Home network firewall, answered plainly.
What does a home firewall actually do?
It checks traffic moving between your home network and the internet, and applies the rules set for your service. Requests you make — a web page, a video stream, a software update — pass through. Traffic that matches a block policy, such as an unsolicited inbound connection, is stopped before it reaches your router or your devices.
Do I need to install anything on my phone, TV or smart devices?
No software is required. Protection is applied at the network level, and the service is activated and managed on our side, so devices are covered by being connected to the network rather than by running anything themselves. That matters most for devices that cannot run security software at all, such as cameras, speakers and appliances.
Does SecureSonic use AI?
Yes. Traffic analysis is model-assisted: activity across the network is assessed automatically, which is how the service can act on behaviour that no fixed rule has been written for yet. Policy you have set explicitly is still honoured, and decisions are recorded so they can be reviewed and adjusted.
Will it slow down my internet?
Inspection is designed to add minimal delay, and most households do not notice a difference in everyday browsing or streaming. Real-world performance depends on your connection speed, your router and the service configuration you choose.
Do I have to replace my router?
SecureSonic is designed to work alongside typical home routers and gateways. The exact setup path depends on your equipment and internet service, so it is worth describing your hardware when you get in touch.
Can I keep guests off the rest of my network?
Yes, where your equipment supports it. Guest and device separation keeps visitors and smart appliances in their own zone so they can reach the internet without reaching your personal computers and files. Options vary by router and configuration.
What happens if something is blocked that I actually wanted?
Policy decisions are recorded, so an action can be reviewed and the rule adjusted. If something you need is being blocked, support can look at the event and change the policy.
Is this different from the firewall built into my laptop?
A device firewall protects that one device. A network firewall sits in front of everything on your network, including devices that have no security settings of their own. They work well together.
How does this compare to the business service?
The underlying protection is the same idea applied at a different scale. Business plans add centralised administration across sites, network segmentation, secure remote access and more granular policy control. Features vary by configuration.
Contact
Tell us what you need to protect.
Whether it is one home network, several business sites or a reseller enquiry, this form reaches the right team. The more specific you are, the more useful the first reply will be.
Home networks
Wi-Fi, routers, smart devices and everything connected at home.
Business networks
Offices, retail sites, multi-site organisations and remote teams.
Dealers and resellers
Selling SecureSonic to your own customers, or stocking it in your store.
Peter Smith
Sales & Marketing Manager
- Technical Support Team
- AI Security Team
Certified Secureby Innovix IT Solutions
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Next step
Start with the network everything depends on.
Tell us about your setup and we will explain what protection makes sense for it — home network first, everything else when you need it.