Home Network Security
NAGRA Scout provides broadband service operators with intelligent home network security. Our software is easily integrated into compatible existing or new routers / gateways so that broadband subscribers can easily manage and monitor home network activity via a single app.
Adaptive Protection
Benefit from ahead-of-the-curve security as the solution adapts to changing behavior and threat patterns to keep consumers safe and prevent attacks before they happen. NAGRA Scout looks after home network security while consumers stay firmly in control.
Household Protection
Protect the whole household through a range of tools such as password management, parental control and device access times. Consumers can also control access to defined content categories to keep all the family safe.
Subscriber Benefits
NAGRA Scout provides reminders and alerts about the actions that matter to subscribers, such as home/away notifications. They can extend protection to new devices and family members, including those outside the home.
Improve First-Call Closure Rates
In addition to protecting broadband subscribers, NAGRA Scout provides real-time data for device and network usage that helps address first-call closure rates and provides insight to ongoing network development.
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