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Standardize one baseline
Build a geographic policy once, export the settings and rules, and import the same baseline onto every protected machine. New clients inherit a consistent, proven starting point in minutes.
Security is the top reason small businesses hire a managed provider. Geo Firewall adds a deployable, standardized layer of geographic defense to every Windows workstation and server — with the traffic reporting that makes its value visible at every review.
Most managed stacks already include antivirus, patching and monitoring. What they rarely include is a simple way to cut off the regions a client never does business with. Geo Firewall fills that gap with a geographic layer that runs on the host, alongside the rest of the stack, and turns the constant background noise of foreign attack traffic into something a provider can measure and report on.
Because it is a per-machine annual subscription, it slots naturally into a recurring service plan and gives a provider a concrete, defensible security improvement to put in front of every client.
Build a geographic policy once, export the settings and rules, and import the same baseline onto every protected machine. New clients inherit a consistent, proven starting point in minutes.
Per-territory statistics and an activity log show how much hostile traffic was turned away and where it came from — ready-made evidence of value for quarterly business reviews and security summaries.
Geo Firewall is compatible with the antivirus and endpoint tools already deployed. It adds defense in depth without ripping anything out — the more independent layers there are, the harder a client is to breach.
A per-machine annual subscription with a free Basic edition makes it easy to trial, attach to a service plan and renew. The bundled geo-definitions updates keep every machine current automatically.
Trial the free Basic edition or a 30-day Pro/Ultimate trial on an internal machine to shape the policy.
Whitelist trusted management addresses, then block the territories the client never operates in, for inbound and outbound traffic.
Export the settings and rules and import the baseline onto each protected workstation and server.
Bring the per-territory statistics to client reviews and adjust the baseline as each environment evolves.
| Requirement | Geo Firewall |
|---|---|
| Runs on the machines clients already have | Windows 10 / 11 and Windows Server 2012 through 2025 |
| Consistent policy across the fleet | Export once, import the same settings and rules everywhere |
| No risk of locking out remote management | Trusted addresses and subnets on the whitelist are always allowed |
| Coexists with the current security stack | Compatible with antivirus and endpoint protection software |
| Evidence of value | Per-territory statistics and an allowed / blocked activity log |
Yes. Geo Firewall is licensed per machine and runs on both Windows workstation and server editions. A standard ruleset can be exported once and imported onto every protected machine, so a consistent geographic baseline is applied across an entire client fleet.
No. Geo Firewall complements an existing security stack by adding a distinct geographic layer of defense. It is designed to coexist with antivirus, endpoint protection and other security tools rather than replace them.
Geo Firewall is sold as an annual subscription per machine in Basic, Pro and Ultimate editions, with a free Basic edition for evaluation. For volume or multi-seat licensing across managed clients, contact Verigio.
Geo Firewall records per-territory statistics and an activity log of allowed and blocked traffic. These make useful evidence in security reviews, demonstrating where connection attempts originated and how much hostile traffic was turned away.
Evaluate the free Basic edition, then talk to Verigio about licensing Geo Firewall across a managed fleet.
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