Products
Security Switch
TiFRONT Cloud Security Switch
Easily manage your network from the cloud or the web.
The TiFRONT security switch is installed close to endpoints such as PCs or internet routers, blocking malicious traffic from spreading across the network.
Through TiController, a cloud-based integrated management system, users can easily monitor endpoint and network security and visibility, while centrally managing multiple switches. This helps reduce IT personnel needs and operational costs.
Our approach
Secure Internal Networks & Simplify management with TiFRONT
A cloud security switch is a cloud-based network device that provides both switching and security functions.
Unlike traditional switches that simply transmit data, cloud security switches offer cloud-based remote management, network visibility, security policy enforcement, threat detection, and response — all in one.
Companies are increasingly adopting multi-cloud and hybrid environments. As network security threats grow, cloud-based switches with enhanced security at the network level are playing an increasingly important role.
Easy Operation
Centralized management
Easy switch installation
Remote fault response
Security
Blocks the spread of harmful traffic on internal networks
Access Control
Visibility
Real-time monitoring and analysis of network traffic flow, device status, and data movement
Key Security Features of Cloud Security Switches

Ransomware Spread Prevention
Blocks the spread of ransomware — one of the most frequent and damaging forms of malware across the network, minimizing potential damage.

Call Tapping / IP Camera / PC Screen Leakage Prevention
Prevents attacks that intercept packets in transit to capture VoIP calls, IP camera feeds, or PC screens.
Protects critical information like conversation content, business activity, and confidential documents.

DoS Attack Source Blocking
With the rise of bot-based DoS attacks using user PCs and IoT-connected devices, this function detects and blocks high-volume traffic from user devices, protecting internal networks and preventing damage by blocking DoS attacks on targeted hosts at the source.

Access Control for Unauthorized Devices and NAT Equipment
Identifies various endpoints such as laptops, tablets, smartphones, and wireless routers. Blocks internal network access for unregistered or spoofed devices (including NAT devices with forged IP/MAC addresses).

Malicious/Unauthorized Website Access Control
Analyzes accessed domains to block harmful, illegal, and unauthorized websites.
Blocks infections from unauthorized sites at the source.

Multi-Layer Access Control in 802.1X Environments
Strengthens security with an authentication policy that requires both user and device authentication before allowing network access.
Traditional switches only require one layer of authentication, leaving them relatively vulnerable.