Description
The Palo Alto PA-220 Next-Gen Firewall is truly among the very top names in cyber-security. And the
PA-220 is part of a family of Next-Generation firewalls that are the world’s first to be truly driven by Machine Learning.
Machine Learning – Why it’s a big deal
The controlling element of the PA-200 is PAN-OS. It’s the same software that runs all Palo Alto firewalls. PAN-OS natively classifies all traffic, inclusive of applications, threats, and content. It then ties that traffic to the user regardless of location or device type.
The application, content, and user (the elements that run your business) then serve as the basis of your security policies. This results in improved security posture and reduced response times.
The Palo Alto PA-220
The PA-220 is at Palo Alto’s entry point of Next-Gen firewalls. The PA-400 series are the next level up in performance. But the same software that runs all Palo Alto firewalls powers the PA-220. It’s called PAN-OS, and it natively classifies all traffic, inclusive of applications, threats, and content.
It then ties that traffic to the user regardless of location or device type. The application, content, and user (the elements that run your business) then serve as the basis of your security policies. This results in improved security posture and reduced response times.
Total Firewall Throughput is 560 Mbps, and Threat Prevention Throughput is upwards of 300 Mbps. IPsec VPN Throughput is 570 Mbps. The PA-220 delivers 4,200 new sessions per second.We’re excited about the PA-220, and we’d love to tell you more about it. So, why not give us a call at
877-449-0458, or reach out at
[email protected]?
Palo Alto PA-220 Next-Gen Firewall
- Total Firewall Throughput: 560 Mbps
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- IPSec VPN Throughput: 570 Mbps
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- Threat Prevention Throughput: 300 Mbps
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- Single-pass traffic scanning reduces latency
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In short, ML is the science of getting computers to get smarter over time, on their own, like humans do. It is not exactly the same as Artificial Intelligence, but for our purposes, it’s close. There’s an old axiom about computers; they don’t do what you want them to; they do what you tell them to.
This allows the PA-200 to provide dynamic security actions based on user behavior to restrict suspicious or malicious users. They can also consistently authenticate and authorize your users. And they can do it regardless of their location and where user identity stores live. This enables a quick move toward a Zero Trust security posture with Cloud Identity Engine; an entirely new cloud-based architecture for identity-based security.
PAN-OS
The controlling element of the PA-200 is PAN-OS. It’s the same software that runs all Palo Alto firewalls. PAN-OS natively classifies all traffic, inclusive of applications, threats, and content. It then ties that traffic to the user regardless of location or device type.
The application, content, and user (the elements that run your business) then serve as the basis of your security policies. This results in improved security posture and reduced response times.
The Palo Alto PA-220
The PA-220 is at Palo Alto’s entry point of Next-Gen firewalls. The PA-400 series are the next level up in performance. But the same software that runs all Palo Alto firewalls powers the PA-220. It’s called PAN-OS, and it natively classifies all traffic, inclusive of applications, threats, and content.
It then ties that traffic to the user regardless of location or device type. The application, content, and user (the elements that run your business) then serve as the basis of your security policies. This results in improved security posture and reduced response times.
Total Firewall Throughput is 560 Mbps, and Threat Prevention Throughput is upwards of 300 Mbps. IPsec VPN Throughput is 570 Mbps. The PA-220 delivers 4,200 new sessions per second.
We’re excited about the PA-220, and we’d love to tell you more about it. So, why not give us a call at
877-449-0458, or reach out at
[email protected]?
Palo Alto PA-220 Next-Gen Firewall
- Total Firewall Throughput: 560 Mbps
|
- IPSec VPN Throughput: 570 Mbps
|
- Threat Prevention Throughput: 300 Mbps
|
- Single-pass traffic scanning reduces latency
|
