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Quality of Service: A Next Generation Firewall Must-Have Feature

Akins IT

NEXT GENERATION FIREWALL MUST-HAVE FEATURES PART 1: QUALITY OF SERVICE In todays digital age, security has become tantamount to success in ensuring business continuity. Most NG firewalls have the ability to detect application sets or static rules that apply priorities to specific types of network traffic.

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10 Reasons To Choose Firewall as a Service For Your Enterprise

CATO Networks

Essentially all traffic is pull back to an on-premise firewall and from there put out onto the Internet. 2 Single global firewall FwaaS truly eliminates the appliance form factor. Firewall as a Service makes firewall services available in all branch locations without the need to install additional hardware. The result?

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What is Firewall as a Service (FWaaS) and Why You Need It

CATO Networks

Since the beginning of networks, the lynchpin of network security has been the firewall. The first network firewalls appeared in the late 1980s, and gained almost universal acceptance by the early 1990s. So what is a Firewall as a Service and why do you need it? FWaaS is a new type of a Next Generation Firewall.

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Firewall as a Service and your biggest network security challenge

CATO Networks

We recently held a webinar focused on educating network professionals about Firewall as a Service (FWaaS). The backhauling approach means routing the traffic through the datacenter where there is a big firewall to secure it before exiting to the internet.

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Certification Internet service via iPerf3

Network Engineering

Occasionally, customers report issues such as high latency or not achieving their subscribed bandwidth. To address these concerns, we certify the last-mile connection using iPerf3 for traffic and bandwidth analysis. We temporarily add the customers public IP to our firewall to enable communication between the client and server.

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Mastering the Art of Network Device Monitoring: A Beginner's Guide

Obkio

Learn about Network Device Monitoring to easily monitor performance of firewalls, routers & switches to identify problems like high CPU & bandwidth usage.

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Today’s Enterprise WAN Isn’t What It Used To Be

Kentik

Yes, there’s something to say about how applications are written, but on the public internet side, we’ve seen a decrease in latency, cost, and a massive increase in available bandwidth. We still need to connect our infrastructure to the public internet, so the enterprise WAN is still about routers, circuit IDs, and perimeter firewalls.

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