Back to All Partners Tufin INVITE Networks is a Tufin network security policy management partner, delivering automated firewall policy orchestration and network segmentation for enterprise and mid-market organizations in Salt Lake City and Phoenix. INVITE handles Tufin deployment, policy change automation, and compliance validation across multi-vendor firewall estates — so security teams can enforce consistent access control without burning cycles on manual rule reviews. TL;DR: INVITE Networks deploys and manages Tufin’s network security policy management platform to automate firewall rule changes, enforce segmentation, and maintain continuous compliance across hybrid and multi-vendor environments. This page is for CISOs and network security leaders evaluating a Tufin partner who can own the policy orchestration, not just the license. What does INVITE Networks deliver as a Tufin partner? INVITE Networks is an authorized Tufin partner that deploys, configures, and manages the Tufin Orchestration Suite — including SecureTrack, SecureChange, and SecureApp — for organizations that need centralized visibility and control over firewall policy across on-premises, cloud, and SASE environments. Tufin’s platform gives network and security teams a single control plane to track policy across dozens of firewall vendors, automate rule changes, and prove compliance during audits. INVITE’s role is to eliminate the operational burden of running that platform. That means initial deployment and firewall onboarding, ongoing policy tuning, rule cleanup, and integration with the rest of a customer’s security stack. Organizations get the visibility and automation Tufin provides without dedicating internal headcount to platform administration. Why do Salt Lake City and Phoenix organizations choose INVITE for Tufin network security policy management? Enterprise and mid-market organizations in Salt Lake City and Phoenix are managing increasingly hybrid network environments — on-premises data centers, colocation footprints, and multiple public clouds — often with firewalls from several different vendors. Tracking policy consistency across that footprint manually is slow and error-prone, and a single missed or overly permissive rule can become a serious exposure. INVITE brings the local presence and hands-on management to run Tufin as an extension of a customer’s security program, rather than leaving policy governance to whoever has time between other projects. Firewall estates that have grown through acquisitions — overlapping and conflicting rules spread across multiple vendor platforms — are the classic Tufin starting point. INVITE deploys SecureTrack to establish a unified policy baseline, then uses SecureChange to automate the rule request and approval workflow, eliminating unused and duplicate rules and cutting policy change turnaround without adding headcount to the client’s security team. How does INVITE manage Tufin as part of its security services? Tufin is one component of INVITE’s broader cybersecurity practice, which INVITE delivers alongside network monitoring, endpoint protection, and incident response for customers who want a single accountable partner rather than a stack of disconnected point products. INVITE’s security engineers use Tufin to maintain a continuously updated model of network topology and policy, which feeds directly into vulnerability prioritization and compliance reporting. Because Tufin management is delivered through INVITE’s managed services model, customers get ongoing policy monitoring, scheduled compliance reporting, and rule change management under a single support relationship — instead of managing the platform themselves or relying on the vendor directly for day-to-day operations. What Tufin products and modules does INVITE deploy and manage? INVITE architects and manages the core modules of the Tufin Orchestration Suite based on what a customer’s environment requires. SecureTrack provides firewall and security policy monitoring across the estate. SecureChange automates the network security change process, from request through implementation and verification. SecureApp maps and manages application connectivity requirements so that changes to underlying network policy don’t break application traffic. For customers with a significant cloud footprint, INVITE also deploys SecureCloud to extend policy automation into AWS, Azure, and other cloud-native environments. INVITE selects and configures the right combination of modules for each customer’s environment, then manages ongoing policy governance so the platform keeps pace with network changes rather than falling out of sync. Looking for a Tufin partner who manages the platform, not just sells it? Contact INVITE to discuss a Tufin engagement for your organization. Frequently Asked Questions: Tufin Network Security Policy Management Is INVITE an authorized Tufin partner? Yes. INVITE Networks is an authorized Tufin partner, with engineers trained and certified to deploy and manage the Tufin Orchestration Suite, including SecureTrack, SecureChange, SecureApp, and SecureCloud. Can INVITE manage Tufin if we don’t have an internal network security team? Yes. Most INVITE customers running Tufin do not have a dedicated internal team managing firewall policy full-time. INVITE handles deployment, ongoing rule governance, compliance reporting, and change management as part of a managed services engagement, so customers get the platform’s benefits without building out internal staff to run it. What makes Tufin different from managing firewall policy vendor-by-vendor? Tufin’s core differentiator is its ability to normalize and manage policy across multiple firewall vendors and network layers from a single console, rather than requiring separate tools and processes for each platform. INVITE configures Tufin to give customers one consistent view of policy and risk across their entire firewall estate, regardless of how many vendors are represented in it. How long does a Tufin implementation take with INVITE? Timelines depend on the size and complexity of the firewall environment, but a typical initial deployment — covering policy discovery, firewall onboarding, and baseline configuration of SecureTrack — runs four to eight weeks. Extending into automated change workflows with SecureChange or cloud policy management with SecureCloud is usually phased in over the following quarter as the baseline stabilizes.
