Check Point IP Series of Appliances
Check Point remains committed to maintaining the IP Series appliance line. The company now carries three separate appliance classes, having gained the IP line through the acquisition of Nokia’s security appliance business in April 2009. (2/22/2010)
Cisco ASA 5500 Series
Version 8.2 of Cisco’s ASA-5500 series software adds botnet traffic filtering, broadens support for IP V6 and adds next-generation tunneling and session persistence using Cisco AnyConnect Essentials. (7/15/2009)
Fortinet FortiGate Security Appliances
Fortinet continues its leadership in unified threat management, focusing on inspection techniques that blur the lines between firewall, IPS and active threat defense. The company continues to expand a broad appliance portfolio. (2/22/2010)
Juniper Networks SRX5000 Line
Juniper’s new SRX5000 family of security services gateways deliver absolutely screaming firewall performance but it is going to take a little while until all the pieces work seamlessly together. (7/14/2009)
Juniper Networks SSG Security Appliance
Juniper’s SSG 140 and the 300 and 500 series combine the best features of the Netscreen firewall/VPN line with advanced routing and UTM capability. The 300 and 500 series offer scalable solutions for branch office to enterprise implementations. (5/14/2008)
Nortel VPN Router Family
Nortel sold its Enterprise Solutions Business to Avaya in December 2009. Avaya is committed to maintaining the VPN Router appliance, but the product family has not had a significant refresh in quite some time. (2/22/2010)
WatchGuard Technologies Firebox X Peak
The Firebox X Peak family of products sits comfortably in the middle of WatchGuard’s growing portfolio of security appliances, leveraging WatchGuard’s enterprise-class XTM Pro operating system and an expanding suite of threat management options. (2/22/2010)
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