Open Systems
Open Systems is a Swiss cybersecurity company focused on managed SASE and MDR services for global organizations. Rather than selling software licenses alone, it bundles technology with 24×7 engineering support and SOC capabilities. The company has a long heritage in secure networking and works with enterprises across many countries, often where IT teams are lean and need a partner to run secure connectivity end-to-end. Open Systems emphasizes predictable costs and a service-centric engagement model.
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| Pricing | Not provided |
| Deployment | Not specified |
| Support | Not specified |
| Compliance | Not specified |
| ZTNA (zero trust network access) | Yes |
| SD-WAN | Yes |
| NGFW / firewall-as-a-service | Yes |
| Secure web gateway (SWG) | Yes |
| CASB | Yes |
| Multi-tenant / MSP support | Not stated |
| SIEM/XDR integration | Yes |
| Centralized management & analytics | Yes |
The Open Systems SASE Experience combines security service edge and SD-WAN as a managed service. It provides secure access for users and sites to the internet and SaaS while replacing legacy VPNs with zero trust access. Customers connect locations and users into the platform, where traffic is inspected through NGFW, SWG, CASB, and threat protection capabilities before being delivered over optimized paths. Open Systems’ engineers handle design, deployment, and continuous monitoring so SASE becomes an outcome-driven service, not a DIY toolkit.
Capabilities
| Managed SASE with SD-WAN and SSE | |
| ZTNA for remote access | |
| NGFW, SWG, CASB, IDS/IPS | |
| 24x7 operations and SOC | |
| Assigned engineering teams | |
| Global reach and SLAs | |
| Unified policy and analytics | |
| Integration with SIEM and XDR tools. |
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