Sangfor Network Secure integrates with Sangfor Engine Zero, an AI-powered malware detection engine built on advanced machine learning models and algorithms. This integration enables Network Secure to achieve a 99.76% detection rate for both known and unknown malware across the internet.

Sangfor Network Secure integrates with Neural-X, Sangfor’s cloud-based, AI-powered threat intelligence and analytics platform.
Neural-X is continuously updated to defend against the latest Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) and adversary Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs). For example, when Network Secure detects a suspicious DNS address, it can send the information to Neural-X for verification. If Neural-X identifies it as a known command-and-control (C&C) server, Network Secure will automatically block the communication, preventing any further threat activity.

Sangfor Network Secure integrates with Sangfor NG-WAF, a next-generation web application firewall engineered to provide comprehensive protection for web applications.
By leveraging semantic analysis and the industry’s first WAF with a built-in Virtual Execution System (VES), Sangfor NG-WAF defends against advanced web-based attacks, including SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS).

Sangfor believes the firewall should make life easier for security administrators. Sangfor Network Secure integrates a SOC Lite feature to simplify security operations and incident response.
Instead of analysing tons of security logs, security administrators can intuitively determine the current threat level of users and hosts via the Network Secure GUI. What's more, Network Secure provides users with essential guidance on how to respond to security threats.

Sangfor Network Secure works in tandem with Sangfor Endpoint Secure (EDR) and Cyber Command (NDR) as part of a comprehensive Anti-Ransomware solution.
By collecting forensic threat intelligence from both the network and endpoints, the system visualizes hidden ransomware processes through an intuitive GUI and enables ‘one-click quarantine’ to swiftly eliminate the encryption-controlling application across all infected hosts.