Once an attacker breaches the perimeter—through phishing, vulnerability, or misconfiguration—the real danger begins: lateral movement, adversaries look for flat networks, shared credentials, and reachable services that let them move deeper, escalate privileges, and target high-value assets like Active Directory, backup servers, or cloud admin panels.

Most segmentation tools fail to contain this movement because they rely on rules that can be bypassed or disabled. Firewalls can be misconfigured. NACs can be tricked. VLANs can be jumped. But FireBreak™ breaks that chain entirely.

By physically removing systems from the network, FireBreak™ prevents any unauthorised packet from ever reaching them—regardless of privilege escalation, credential theft, or insider access. It ensures that attackers have nowhere else to go. You isolate the threat path before it widens—stopping ransomware, data theft, and privilege escalation before they spread. In essence, FireBreak™ is a hardware firewall at the cable level—an absolute block to lateral threat movement.

In the real world, IT teams need rapid, flexible, and remote control over their infrastructure. But with critical systems often spread across locations, cloud edges, and OT zones, physical access is rarely an option—and software-based controls can be unreliable, delayed, or dependent on already compromised systems.

FireBreak™ solves this by enabling non-IP-based, remote physical disconnection of specific devices, zones, or infrastructure. From any location, you can isolate a compromised server, disconnect a vulnerable backup, or power down a test environment—without touching a cable, logging into a switch, or relying on risky software.

Whether you’re responding to an incident, scheduling downtime, or enforcing policy, FireBreak™ gives you instant, secure control with no network exposure. It’s ideal for distributed teams, hybrid environments, and critical networks that need always-available security without hands-on intervention. This level of physical command—without physical presence—is game-changing for serious infrastructure professionals.

Complexity is the silent killer of effective network security. The more layers, rules, interfaces, and protocols you have to manage, the more chances there are for something to break, be misconfigured, or become exploitable. Engineers spend countless hours auditing access rules, reviewing segmentation policy, and reconciling inconsistencies across devices.

FireBreak™ drastically reduces this burden. It replaces software-based segmentation logic with a simple physical action: connected or not. Instead of depending on dozens of VLANs or ACLs, you gain the certainty of binary segmentation with no need for constant patching or monitoring.

This doesn’t just reduce your threat surface—it gives your team time back. Less scripting. Less troubleshooting. Less firefighting. FireBreak™ integrates simply with your racks, cables, or equipment layouts—no redesign required. It fits into what you’ve built, but gives you a far more dependable, low-maintenance segmentation tool. When segmentation is simple, security improves.

Zero Trust is the modern standard for enterprise security—but achieving it is a challenge. Many Zero Trust implementations rely heavily on identity and access controls layered over software-defined systems. But if a system is physically reachable on a network, it’s still vulnerable—even if its access is limited.

FireBreak™ brings Zero Trust to the infrastructure layer. It enables default-deny at the physical level—keeping critical systems fully disconnected unless explicitly brought online under policy. That’s “never trust, always verify” in its purest form.

This allows your Zero Trust model to extend beyond policy into physical reality. Systems stay invisible until required. Attackers can’t see or scan them. FireBreak™ makes sure high-value zones are not just protected by credentials, but truly segmented by design. When implemented alongside identity-based access and software-defined controls, it becomes the bedrock of a Zero Trust environment that’s enforceable, auditable, and secure by default.

Compliance frameworks increasingly require strong segmentation and access control to reduce attack surfaces and meet regulatory obligations. Proving that via complex network diagrams, firewall exports, and software logs can be time-consuming and ambiguous—especially when rules change often or systems drift from their intended state.

FireBreak™ simplifies compliance by delivering a physical control with a binary outcome. Systems are either connected or disconnected, with each action traceable and intentional. This satisfies key requirements in frameworks like ISO/IEC 27001, PCI-DSS, NIS2, and sector-specific mandates for healthcare, finance, and infrastructure.

Auditors and assessors can clearly see how FireBreak™ contributes to layered defence—especially in environments where downtime is unacceptable and segmentation must be provable. By using a hardware control that cannot be bypassed remotely or altered without authorisation, FireBreak™ gives compliance and risk teams the confidence they need—and your technical teams the tools to support them effortlessly.