NexusSec.SD-WAN Deployment with Sophos
Secure, application-aware, multi-site connectivity - designed and deployed by NexusSec, a Sophos Silver Partner in Navi Mumbai serving businesses across Mumbai and India.
What is SD-WAN?
SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network) connects your offices, branches, and data centres over any transport - broadband, fibre, or LTE/5G - and uses software to send each application along the best available path in real time. It replaces rigid, expensive MPLS links with intelligent, policy-driven routing.
NexusSec designs and deploys SD-WAN using Sophos. As a Sophos Silver Partner, we combine Sophos Firewall and Sophos SD-WAN orchestration so that secure connectivity, application-aware routing, and Next-Gen Firewall protection all run on a single, centrally managed platform.
Why we deploy SD-WAN on Sophos
Sophos unifies networking and security. For growing, multi-site businesses that need resilient links without a full networking team, it delivers enterprise capability with far less operational overhead.
Automatic failover
Links fail over instantly across broadband, fibre, and LTE/5G, so VoIP calls and critical apps never drop.
Application-aware routing
SaaS, VoIP, and business apps are steered over the best path by policy - not left to chance.
Security built in
Next-Gen Firewall, IPS, and zero-trust segmentation are integrated into the same Sophos platform.
Lower connectivity cost
Reduce or replace costly MPLS circuits with commodity internet links without sacrificing reliability.
Central management
All sites are configured, monitored, and updated from one console - ideal for multi-branch rollouts.
Partner-grade delivery
As a Sophos Silver Partner, we license, deploy, and support the platform properly end to end.
How we deliver your SD-WAN
Every rollout follows our proven four-phase protocol - from first assessment to live, monitored operations.
Assess
We map your sites, links, applications, and security requirements.
Design
A Sophos SD-WAN blueprint with failover, routing policies, and segmentation.
Deploy
We provision, configure, and cut over each site with minimal disruption.
Ongoing support
Monitoring, tuning, and support keep every link healthy and secure.
SD-WAN questions, answered
What is SD-WAN?
SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network) connects multiple sites over any transport and uses software to route each application over the best available path - improving performance, resilience, and security while reducing reliance on MPLS.
Which SD-WAN solution does NexusSec use?
NexusSec deploys SD-WAN using Sophos. As a Sophos Silver Partner, we implement Sophos Firewall and Sophos SD-WAN orchestration to combine secure connectivity, application-aware routing, and integrated firewall protection.
What are the benefits of Sophos SD-WAN over MPLS?
Lower connectivity cost, automatic multi-link failover, application-aware routing for VoIP and SaaS, centralised management, and built-in Next-Gen Firewall security.
Do you deploy SD-WAN in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai?
Yes. NexusSec is based in Airoli, Navi Mumbai, and deploys Sophos SD-WAN for businesses across Navi Mumbai, Mumbai, and India - including multi-site rollouts across India.
Detail for the two sectors we see most
The pattern differs by industry. We publish specifics for manufacturing - plant, office and warehouse on one network, and the supplier security questionnaires OEM customers now send - and for logistics and freight, where a dropped yard link stops billing. Both cluster around the Navi Mumbai industrial belt, which is where we attend site.
What moves the price on an SD-WAN rollout
SD-WAN is quoted per site, which means the total scales with how many locations you have rather than with headcount. Four things move it.
| Factor | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Number of sites | The main driver. Each site needs an appliance, a configuration and a cutover. Head office usually costs more than a branch because it terminates everything. |
| Links per site | Two links per site is what makes failover real. A single link is cheaper and gives you traffic shaping without resilience, which is sometimes the right trade at a small branch. |
| Reusing what you own | Where existing firewalls support SD-WAN, we configure them rather than replacing them. This is often the difference between a project and a large project. |
| Parallel running | Keeping MPLS live alongside SD-WAN during transition is safer and costs more for the overlap period. Worth it where cutting a site off is not survivable. |
The cost that usually matters more than ours is the line cost. Replacing an MPLS contract with two commodity links frequently pays for the project inside the first year, which is why we work that out before quoting rather than after. If the numbers do not support the move, we will show you that.
How we quote
The same way for every engagement, so there are no surprises in it.
- A free scoping call, about thirty minutes. What you have, how many sites and users, what is prompting the work. No cost and no obligation.
- A fixed price, in writing, before anything starts. Not an hourly rate, not an estimate that moves. If the scope changes mid-engagement we agree the change before doing it, not after.
- Hardware quoted separately and at cost visibility. We are an official partner of Sophos, Fortinet and WatchGuard, so you see what the appliance costs and what the work costs as two numbers rather than one bundled figure.
- No charge for telling you not to buy. If the scoping call ends with us saying your existing setup is fine, that call was still free.
Our VAPT pricing is published openly, from ₹35,000 for a single site. Almost nobody in this market publishes anything, which makes budgeting hard and bad quotes easy to hide. We publish where we can.
Ready to modernise your network?
Talk to NexusSec about a secure Sophos SD-WAN deployment for your sites. We respond within 24 hours.
or email security@nexussec.org
