ProSecure® Unified Threat Management – UTM Firewall Appliance is an all-in-one gateway security appliance combines patent-pending Stream Scanning Technology with security from Commtouch®, Mailshell™, and Sophos™ to protect businesses against any types of threats.
Traditional Firewalls are devices or systems that control the flow of traffic between trusted / protected and un-trusted networks. This is accomplished by forcing all connections between the protected and the un-trusted networks to pass through a single concentrated checkpoint which will control, authenticate, filter and log all traffic according to the policies set. By controlling the flow of traffic through the gateway, you can significantly reduce the amount of unauthorized traffic reaching its internal network.
Unfortunately traditional firewalls cannot block any types of virus infected emails, phishing attacks, spam, hackers, DoS attacks, and other internet threats. Unified Threat Management – UTM Firewall Appliance combines traditional firewalls with Intrusion prevention, URL filtering, anti-spam, and anti-malware.
UTM Firewall Appliance must be able to provide comprehensive network security solutions which require an abundance of processing power to examine network traffic in real time and unfortunately there are many UTM appliances trade comprehensiveness for speed. A good UTM firewall appliance must satisfy the requirements in both speed and coverage. Should you require a good UTM, consider ProSecure UTM Appliances which combine performance with comprehensive security coverage.
What this Product Does
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ProSecure Unified Threat Management (UTM) firewall appliances are powered by Patent-pending Stream Scanning Technology that enables the UTMs to utilize over one million signatures in size from ProSecure and Sophos™. The UTMs combine the Web filter and anti-spam technologies with firewall, IPS, and VPN functionality to form the ideal growing business gateway security solution.
Typically traditional UTMs use batch-based scanning methods introduce large amounts of latency into network traffic and can slow Web browsing. Generally they minimize the malware signature set and only few file types are selected to scan or by avoiding Web scanning altogether to get a better speed. The ProSecure UTM features patent-pending Stream Scanning Technology which analyses data streams as they enter the network. This significantly reduces latency and allows the use of an extensive malware signature library for scanning – thus offering an unprecedented combination of speed and coverage in an all-in-one solution.
The ProSecure UTM Firewall Appliance includes the SSL (clientless remote access) and IPSec VPN remote access supports (for secure site to site tunneling and client-based remote access). The UTMs also include DoS (Denial-of-service) protection and IPS to prevent hackers from penetrating the perimeter network. See also Prosafe VPN SSL Appliances.
To provide load balancing and failover system, the ProSecure UTMs are embedded with dual gigabit WAN ports to keep your business online whenever one Internet connection fails. The devices are also embedded with 4 Gigabit LAN ports and one port can be configured as hardware DMZ port to allow you create a security boundary (DMZ).
Simple Setting Up
By deploying the ProSecure UTM firewall appliance, you do not need any exiting firewall or router. You can run installation wizard in 10 steps that guides you through installation and the UTM will be up and running in minutes. The UTMs include web-based interface to allow you set the granular policies, alerts, check summary statistics and graphical reports, drill down to IP address-level data, and integrate log data with standard network management tools using SNMP. Malware and IPS signature, software, and firmware updates are all handled by the UTM – online and automatically.
See also:
- SonicWALL TZ100 Network security appliance
- Backup Exec 2010 – Server backup software
- SonicWALL anti-spam appliance
- Understanding static route in IP static routing
- How to calculate route summarization in routing techniques
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