Product family
Five products, powered by SignGuard
Each product does its own job; all of them draw on the same data source, so what is true in one is true in the others. Below you will find the problem each product solves, the streams it receives from SignGuard and what would change without that data.
SignLogger
Log management & Law 5651 compliance
Keeps your legal records, runs your guest network, reports who went where.
Law 5651 compliance looks like a bookkeeping task; the real question is what those records tell you. SignLogger reads hotspot and captive portal traffic through SignGuard categories: the report shows meaningful headings such as gambling, phishing and social media, not just addresses. When an audit arrives you hold an explainable table, not a raw log.
Streams received from SignGuard
- Web content categories
- Application identification
- Country and IP reputation
- Device identification
- Software updates
Without this data
Without category data, filtering falls back to hand-written domain lists; every new site is added by hand and the report becomes unreadable.
The data subscription is part of the product
You do not buy SignGuard separately. The data service is included the day you buy the product, and updates continue for as long as your product support does.
SignBackup
Storage & backup
A backup is only a backup if it opens on the bad day.
Ransomware goes for the backup first. SignBackup keeps copies immutable and out of an attacker’s reach, while SignGuard file reputation and threat indicators stop an infected version from quietly entering the archive. On the day you need to roll back, you roll back to a clean point.
Streams received from SignGuard
Without this data
An infected file entering the archive goes unnoticed; the restore simply brings the problem back.
SignDLP
Data security (DLP)
Your data stays yours.
Data loss usually starts with a well-meaning “send”, not an attack. SignDLP watches e-mail, USB, print and cloud channels with ready GDPR/KVKK templates. Thanks to SignGuard classification rules and cloud service address lists, the question “which cloud did it go to?” still has an answer when the IP changes.
Streams received from SignGuard
Without this data
The organisation writes every rule itself and updates them by hand after each regulatory change; a missed channel is a leak.
SignWall
Network security (NGFW)
The gate of the network; the product that uses every SignGuard data stream at once.
A firewall is worth what it can recognise. SignWall uses all eight SignGuard data streams: domain categories, application signatures, intrusion prevention rules, country and reputation lists, device fingerprints, cloud address blocks, anti-spam rules and file reputation. It knows the application when the port changes and finds the service when the address changes.
Streams received from SignGuard
- Web content categories
- Application identification
- Intrusion prevention signatures
- Country and IP reputation
- Device identification
- Internet service addresses
- Anti-spam
- File reputation
- Software updates
Without this data
A firewall without application awareness and signature feeds falls back to port and IP rules; encrypted traffic is one grey block to it.
SignPassword
Identity & access (IAM)
A password is a door; you need to know whose hand is on it.
Most attacks today do not break the door, they steal the key. SignPassword brings corporate identities together and controls access, while SignGuard phishing indicators and IP reputation give a meaningful answer to “where is this login attempt coming from?”.
Streams received from SignGuard
Without this data
A login attempt is just an IP address; one arriving through an anonymiser looks the same as one from the office.
Comparison
Which product uses which stream
| Data stream | SignLogger | SignBackup | SignDLP | SignWall | SignPassword |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web content categories | — | — | — | ||
| Application identification | — | — | — | ||
| Intrusion prevention signatures | — | — | |||
| Country and IP reputation | — | — | |||
| Device identification | — | — | — | ||
| Internet service addresses | — | — | — | ||
| Anti-spam | — | — | — | — | |
| File reputation | — | — | |||
| Classification rules and policy templates | — | — | — | — | |
| Software updates |
For products in development or planned, the scope shows the streams targeted for the first release.
Which one fits you?
Tell us your size and your requirement; we will work out the right product and deployment path together.