Nexus Firewall is the only solution that can detect and block known and unknown risk, at scale, from entering the SDLC.

• Automatically detect and prevent malicious cyber attacks
• Create policy-based rules that we’ll enforce to block components
• Automatic protection from unknown risks
• Stop vulnerabilities from entering in your environment
• Provides recommendations for removing vulnerabilities

Step 1: Install & Start IQ Server

Step 2: Import Reference Policies

Step 3: Configure Policy Actions

Step 4: Nexus Repository Manager Configuration

Step 5: Review Repository Results

Step 6: Investigate & Remediate Violations

A great place to learn more about how to get started using Nexus Firewall would be our comprehensive getting started documentation.

Each single license for one user is $424 per year* for Nexus Firewall. Please refer to our Pricing Page for more information on pricing. We do offer volume discounts, as well.

Please contact our sales team today to see if you qualify for any additional discounts.

*Pricing based on 100 users

Nexus Firewall is compatible with Nexus Repository and JFrog Artifactory.

If you’re looking for more information either of the two compatible repository managers, you can find the following below:

• Read our Nexus Firewall for Artifactory plugin overview documentation here.
• Read our Nexus Firewall for Nexus Repository Manager overview documentation here.

Our ML/AI systems monitor the entire npm ecosystem 24x7x365 and observe every code commit and every new package that is published. We watch for abnormal behavior that is indicative of malicious activity, and if abnormal behavior is observed, we do four things:

• Mark those components as suspicious
• Place them in quarantine
• Stop them from entering our customer’s software supply chain
• Validate, with human researchers, whether the suspicious activity is malicious or not.

If found malicious, those components are kept in quarantine and blocked. If found safe, they are automatically released from quarantine and permitted to enter the software supply chain.

Nexus Firewall helps prevent supply chain attacks from publicly known or unknown vulnerabilities. More specifically, Nexus Firewall has helped stop dependency confusion, cryptomining malware, ransomware, and other attacks from bad actors.