Broadband providers who use Securly?

[gsk]

Hi All,

 

I don't know if I'm just having a brain-blank here, but I can't figure out how to find a UK education broadband supplier that partners with Securly. Does anyone have any reccommendations?

 

Thanks,

[Zombie_Tech]

Hi All,

 

I don't know if I'm just having a brain-blank here, but I can't figure out how to find a UK education broadband supplier that partners with Securly. Does anyone have any reccommendations?

 

Thanks,

 

Why do they need to be partnered with Securly? You should be able to use any ISP and still use securly.

[EssentialRug]

Hi All,

 

I don't know if I'm just having a brain-blank here, but I can't figure out how to find a UK education broadband supplier that partners with Securly. Does anyone have any reccommendations?

 

Thanks,

 

I think Soft Egg do.

[Wave9_Lee]

Hi All,

 

I don't know if I'm just having a brain-blank here, but I can't figure out how to find a UK education broadband supplier that partners with Securly. Does anyone have any reccommendations?

 

Thanks,

 

There are no dependencies between ISP services and agent or cloud based filtering really, so you could sensibly split the purchase in my view. The key thing would be to have good management/visibility of any specific firewall rules/requirements I guess. I don't know how Securly filters unmanaged devices, so that's a consideration too.

 

Happy to quote for resilient connectivity and firewall option if you like - drop me a pm or contact me anytime.

 

cheers

[Ronnie_Securly]

Hi gsk.

 

Securly partners with a number of MSP's who can deliver connectivity and filtering as an all in one package or separately.

If you want to drop me a PM, I can put you in touch with a couple of our partners local to you that can help.

 

Cheers,

Ronnie

[gsk]

Why do they need to be partnered with Securly? You should be able to use any ISP and still use securly.

Because I want them to provide a managed firewall and be familiar with Securly so that they can force all traffic through Securly even if someone specifies their own DNS servers.

 

There are no dependencies between ISP services and agent or cloud based filtering really, so you could sensibly split the purchase in my view. The key thing would be to have good management/visibility of any specific firewall rules/requirements I guess. I don't know how Securly filters unmanaged devices, so that's a consideration too.

 

Happy to quote for resilient connectivity and firewall option if you like - drop me a pm or contact me anytime.

 

cheers

Quite right - we could split the purchase, but I want someone who's familiar with Securly to manage the firewall. The other reason is that the previous IT Manager commissioned a 5 year Leased Line contract so I need someone to do firewall and filtering but not the connection. Don't fancy having three suppliers, one for connection, one for firewall, and one for filtering.

 

Thanks,