The company says Halo NetSec gives administrators perimeter controls that are specifically designed for cloud environments, addressing a top security concern related to cloud adoption.
Halo NetSec combines centralized host–based firewall management that’s designed for cloud environments with two-factor authentication.
“Given the fluctuating nature of on-demand computing, we’re finding cloud adopters are challenged to find effective ways to secure their servers,” Rand Wacker, vice president of product management at CloudPassage, said in a statement.
The Halo NetSec package offers firewall protection for an unlimited number of servers, CloudPassage says. Another feature, called GhostPorts, can secure remote network access through multi-factor authentication.
Halo NetSec is now available on a server-hour basis at the rate of 3.5 cents per server per hour. Volume discounts are automatically applied and additional discounts are available with monthly minimum usage commitments.
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