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Security for Telecom Operators & Data Centers

Protect the network, the money and your data center, from one agent, with a security line you resell.

How Nemesis protects Security for Telecom Operators & Data Centers in one pass
Live flow: attacks stopped at each layer, your real users served.

No other business defends this much at once. A telecom is three targets in one company, and Nemesis covers all three from a single agent.

You are three targets in one company

  • The network. Self-care apps and the recharge, data, USSD, KYC and mobile-money APIs that sit directly on your billing and value stores. Telecom is now the most-attacked industry for DDoS, and APIs are the fastest-growing attack surface.
  • The money. Account takeover, insider abuse of billing and recharge APIs, mobile-money and wallet fraud, and the bank-grade AML load on your PSB arm. A single insider-credential fraud ring recently generated billions in fraudulent airtime.
  • The data center. Enterprise, government and fintech workloads sitting in your colocation and cloud. Today you carry their risk. Tomorrow you can sell them protection.

What Nemesis does

One agent, deployed inside your own environment:

  • Edge stops the DDoS and floods aimed at your portals.
  • Application Shield protects every subscriber app and API with positive security, no DNS change, blocking exploits and API abuse a firewall never sees.
  • Omniguard flags transaction fraud (account takeover, wallet fraud, SIM-swap-linked transfers) in real time and files the STR for your mobile-money arm. For network-layer fraud like IRSF and SIM-box, it complements your existing fraud-management system rather than replacing it.

Turn the data center into a revenue line

Your colocation and cloud already host other people's workloads, and you carry their security risk for free. One agent per server protects every tenant automatically, and you sell that protection back to them under your own brand, a new recurring line on infrastructure you already own.

Getting started

Start with a 30-day pilot on one service or one tenant, observe-only, in your environment. It runs inline at scale and fails open, so it never becomes a single point of failure.