NSA appliances also have access to SonicWall CloudAV, which extends the onboard signature intelligence with more than 20 million signatures. This data is analyzed via machine?learning using deep learning algorithms. The team gathers data on potential threats from several sources, including its Capture Advanced Threat Protection network sandboxing?service, as well as more than a million SonicWall sensors located around the globe that monitor traffic for emerging threats. The SonicWall Capture Labs threat research team researches and develops countermeasures to deploy to firewalls for up-to-date protection. SonicWall has only recently begun offering a virtual firewall and API-level integration with AWS public cloud environments.Ĭertifications include: UC APL4, ICSA Enterprise Firewall, IPV6 Phase 2, VPNC, VPAT, FIPS 140-24, Common Criteria NDPP4, ICSA Anti-Virus4 Hardware 9200 9400 9600 9800. The importance of finding a good third-party partner appears to be the biggest issue.Ĭloud features: Fair. One user noted reporting as an area for improvement while praising ease of management and implementation. As you’d expect for the target market, ease of management is a strength. ![]() One CTO said the NSA offers “enterprise function with an SMB implementation feel.” NSS Labs gave SonicWall a $4 TCO per protected Mbps, placing it in the top three of solutions tested. There are five SonicWall NSA firewalls above this one before you get to the high-end SuperMassive series. Performance was at the low end of appliances tested at 1,028 Mbps, but for an appliance that can be bought for less than $2,000, the comparison isn’t a fair one. NSS Labs tested the SonicWall NSA 2650 and gave it a 98.8% security effectiveness rating, within a percentage point of the leaders. For the largest of networks, SonicWall SuperMassive has sandboxing, SSL inspection, intrusion prevention, anti-malware, application identification, content filtering, real-time threat handling, centralized management, analytics and reporting. Features include application intelligence and control, real-time visualization, and WLAN management. For mid-sized organizations, the Network Security Appliance (NSA) Mid-Range Firewall is an NGFW platform built on a multi-core hardware architecture featuring 10 GbE interfaces. That series includes deep packet inspection, multi-engine sandboxing, anti-malware, intrusion prevention, web filtering, and secure remote access. There are five models within the TZ Entry Level Firewall Series, offering an entry-level next-generation firewall. Product DescriptionĪlthough SonicWall is considered a Niche Player by Gartner, it offers a great many firewall options, some of which can also be offered as unified threat management (UTM) appliances. In that time, it has gone public, been acquired by Dell, and late last year became independent again. The company has been around for almost thirty years. ![]() SonicWall’s next-generation firewalls and network security solutions protect more than 1 million networks worldwide, for more than 500,000 organizations in more than 150 countries. Gartner calls SonicWall “a good shortlist candidate for value-conscious enterprises that desire more throughput at a reasonable price and a solid firewall appliance that is easy to manage.” Company Description The company offers its SuperMassive line for the largest networks NSA for midrange companies and TZ series firewalls for small companies. ![]() SonicWall offers a firewall for everyone, and is rated a good value too. See our complete list of top next-generation firewall vendors.
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