AuraLink appliance on a concrete plinth in an open pavilion, sunrise over forested hills on the horizon

Your firewall doesn't stop attackers.

Identiqa stops attacks outside and inside your network with its own 2U hardware, defense AI, and 24/7 incident response. Your backups stay locked in storage no attacker can erase.

Your protection ends at the firewall. The attack doesn't.

What you have today

  • Your firewall filters traffic.
  • Hope nothing happens.
  • At best, an insurer that asks tough questions. Or denies the claim.
  • No proof your protection holds when it counts.

Identiqa

  • Protects your network from attacks, outside and in.
  • Keeps your backups untouchable in locked hardware storage, beyond even your own admin rights.
  • At 3 a.m., someone actually picks up.

A SOC detects the attack and escalates it. Then comes the chain of tickets, callbacks, and sign-offs, while the attacker spends every minute closing in on your backups. Identiqa acts before that chain begins.

The chain attackers cannot break.

Four systems. One closed chain for your network. From your firewall and servers to the locked backup copy. And in a crisis, a human takes over.

Identiqa AuraLink appliance
AURALINK 2U · PROTECTIONGRID · DUAL AURA PROCESSORS

AuraLink deploys alongside your existing firewall: real-time edge defense and hardware-locked backups powered by Identiqa.

2× Aura ProcessorsPurpose-built 2U rack appliance, zero shell access
Immutable StorageCryptographically locked backups at the storage layer
TPM 2.0 + mTLSHardware-attested nodes across servers and Kubernetes
< 60s TargetDesign target for automated isolation at the network edge

Running your IT on Amazon, Google, or Microsoft? You can still use Identiqa.

Five sentences attackers love.

For the fifth year running, cyber incidents top the Allianz Risk Barometer as the No. 1 business risk worldwide. Yet the decision still stalls on these five.

“We have a firewall.”

Good. But your firewall doesn't see critical flaws in the applications you've exposed. And it can be the entry point itself: zero-day vulnerabilities in firewall firmware surface repeatedly, often exploited long before discovery. In 56 percent of ransomware attacks encryption ultimately succeeds, meaning the attack was stopped too late (Sophos, State of Ransomware 2026).

Your network through an attacker's eyes.

Enter your domain. The instant check inspects seven public surfaces an attacker probes first, from DNSSEC and mail authentication to mail server encryption and your website's security headers.

This check inspects your public perimeter. For a full review of your environment, request an architecture briefing.