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WatchGuard expands the integrated risk management line

WatchGuard Technologies has introduced four new mid-range models in the Firebox line of integrated risk management tools.

The new Firebox models, including the M290, M390, M590 and M690, are designed for high performance and optimized for HTPSPS content flow. They also provide expansion homes and expansion models for customized port structures.

Features of the M690 include:

  • Support for 15 million related connections and 146,000 new connections per second;

  • Support for 1,000 VLANS, VPN tunnels for 1,000 branch offices and 1,000 mobile VPNs;

  • 2.9 Gbps HTTPS Content Test Bandwidth;

  • 29.7 Gbps bandwidth for firewall (UDP 1518);

  • 5.8 Gbps IPS (full scan);

  • 10 Gbps VPN (UDP 1518) and 3.2 Gbps (IMIX);

  • 6.2 Gbps bandwidth for anti-virus;

  • 8GB Ethernet ports, 2 xSFP +, 2 10 Gbps multi-speed

  • 1 series and 2 USB ports;

  • 250 host TDR sensors;

  • Frequent power supply; And

  • Optional POE + ports.

Features of the M590 include:

  • Support for 6 million related connections and 132,000 new connections per second;

  • Support for 750 VLANS, 500 branch VPN tunnels and 500 mobile VPNs;

  • 1.9 Gbps HTTPS Content Test Bandwidth;

  • 20 GB GB for Firewall (UDP 1518);

  • 4.6 Gbps IPS (full scan);

  • 6.84 Gbps VPN (UDP 1518) and 2.2 Gbps (IMIX);

  • 5 Gbps bandwidth for anti-virus;

  • 8 GB Ethernet ports, 2 SFP +;

  • 1 series and 2 USB ports;

  • 250 host TDR sensors;

  • Frequent power supply; And

  • Optional POE + ports.

Features of the M390 include:

  • Support for 4.5 million related connections and 98,000 new connections per second;

  • Support for 250 VLANS, 250 branch VPN tunnels and 250 mobile VPNs;

  • 1.32 Gbps HTTPS Content Test Bandwidth;

  • 18 GBB flow for firewall (UDP 1518);

  • 3.3 Gbps IPS (full scan);

  • 5.2 Gbps VPN (UDP 1518) and 1.8 Gbps (IMIX);

  • 3.1 Gbps bandwidth for anti-virus;

  • 8 GB Ethernet ports; And

  • 1 series and 2 USB ports.

Features of the M290 include:

  • Support for 3.5 million related connections and 34,000 new connections per second;

  • Support for 75 VLANS, 75 branch VPN tunnels and 75 mobile VPNs;

  • 0.696 Gbps HTTP content testing input;

  • 5.8 Gbps bandwidth for Kella (UDP 1518);

  • 1.3 Gbps IPS (full scan);

  • 2.4 Gbps VPN (UDP 1518) and 0.8 Gbps (IMIX);

  • 1.47 Gbps bandwidth for anti-virus;

  • 8 GB Ethernet ports; And

  • 1 series and 2 USB ports.

According to WatchGuard, another example of WatchGuard’s commitment to device-platform integration is the deployment, management, and creation of these new firebox policies from the WatchGuard cloud. Service providers can share configurations and deploy resources across multiple devices and clients. In the distance from the cloud. Incorporated log logs greatly enhance 30 days of viewing, quick log search, and automatic reporting. In addition, the new Firebox devices integrate seamlessly with other solutions in the WatchGuard portfolio: AuthPoint multi-level authentication, WatchGuard Wi-Fi access points, and ThreatSync endpoint-network telemetry — typically to simplify complex security management.

The new models are now available. Visit the WatchGuard site for more information on Firebox M290, M390, M590 and M690.

About the author

David Nagel is the Managing Director and Editor-in-Chief of 1105 Media Education Technology Group The Journal And STEAM UNIVERSITY. A 29-year-old print veteran, Nagel has directed or contributed to dozens of technology, art, and commercial publications.

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