Pervigon Security Suite
Hardware firewall solution, made in Europe.
The perimeter isn't dead. It has become European.
Valar is the hardware firewall line of the Pervigon Security Suite. The appliances secure the network perimeter and internal zones of an organization across four tiers — from a single medical practice to enterprises with several thousand seats.
Hardware, software, and support from one source, with a traceable supply chain.
From the S model to an XL cluster, the management logic stays the same.
NeoI (neonotu Intelligence) is part of every model. Detection quality improves with every update.
Contractual and technical sovereignty can be evidenced in procurement files.
HOW IT WORKS
Valar rests on three principles: a clearly tiered hardware portfolio, a deeply integrated AI engine, and European sovereignty over engineering, software and data.
Four hardware lines cover the range from a single site to a distributed enterprise network. Each model is tuned to the typical load profile of its target segment. No artificially crippled appliances, no overpriced entry tier.
Unlike purely signature-based approaches, Valar uses the NeoI engine to detect novel attack patterns. Behavioral analysis, anomaly detection, and threat intelligence from global telemetry feed into daily updates.
Engineering, software and data residency sit in Europe: operating system, ruleset, detection and management come from us, and the data stays in the EU. The appliances are manufactured to our specification, and the supply chain is documented and evidenced. That removes the risks from the U.S. CLOUD Act and opaque ODM arrangements where they count — in software, updates and data.
Functions such as IPS, SSL inspection, VPN, and web filtering are included in the base license. Licensing scales with model and term, not with a catalog of separately purchased function bundles.
MODELS
The tiering follows realistic usage patterns of European organizations. Cluster configurations enable high availability and effectively unlimited scaling beyond a single appliance.
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In comparison
Valar competes with established vendors. The difference is not in individual feature checkboxes, but in architecture and sourcing.
| Aspect | U.S. standard vendors | Valar |
|---|---|---|
| Feature scope | Full | Full |
| AI detection | Variable, often cloud | NeoI, on-device + cloud |
| Supply chain | Opaque | Documented and evidenced |
| Engineering | Mostly U.S./Asia | Europe |
| Data residency | Often U.S. | EU |
| Licensing model | Module cascade | Unified per model |
| KRITIS suitability | Case by case | Design principle |
In practice
How organizations across the European mid-market and the public sector use the module.
A practice group with 18 staff deploys Valar S at three sites. Central management enables uniform rule sets; access to medical specialist systems is secured via IPsec VPN. The NIS2 protection-need analysis is documented through the data already maintained in Sightadel.
A mechanical engineering firm with 240 employees replaces an aging Fortinet installation with two Valar M appliances in a high-availability cluster. The production zone is strictly separated from the office network; OT protocols are allowed selectively. SSL inspection is enabled for office traffic and deliberately disabled for production zones.
A regional energy provider operates Valar XL in a cluster across its two data center sites. European engineering and software, together with an evidenced supply chain, is what decides the internal KRITIS evaluation. Threat intelligence from NeoI feeds into the in-house SOC reporting.
NEXT STEP
Valar is the answer to a double requirement: technical parity with the established vendors, and a sourcing basis that fits European procurement, NIS2, and KRITIS.
For IT teams, this means a familiar product category with clear licensing logic and an AI engine that does not stop at the marketing label, but measurably contributes to detection quality. For leadership, it means a vendor that remains explainable in regulatory conversations.
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