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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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Certification Internet service via iPerf3

Network Engineering

These CPEs connect over a fiber-optic last-mile to the nearest Provider Edge (PE), where the gateway is configured. 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.

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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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How Alewijnse used SD-WAN Connectivity as an MPLS Alternative: A In-depth Profile

CATO Networks

Internet access was centralized in the datacenter for its Dutch sites; the Romanian office had its own firewall and Internet breakout. Cloud applications were starved for bandwidth as they were backhauled across a 10 Mbits/s connection to the datacenter. Users increasingly complained about their Internet performance.

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Networking Glossary: Top 16 Networking Terms Everyone Should Know

CATO Networks

Firewall as a Service (FwaaS) a firewall delivered as a cloud-based service. Unlike appliance-based firewalls that require management of discrete firewall appliances, FwaaS is a single logical firewall in the cloud that can be accessed from anywhere. Click here for a detailed overview of FwaaS.

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How SASE is Transforming the Manufacturing Industry

CATO Networks

Converged functionalities include SD-WAN, Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA), firewall-as-a-service (FWaaS), cloud-access security broker (CASB), DLP and secure web gateway (SWG). Speed and performance: SASE enables manufacturers to increase bandwidth. Some manufacturers have been able to achieve 3x their previous WAN bandwidth.

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Rise of the UberNet

CATO Networks

As a result, SD-WAN adopters have remained chained to their MPLS services, paying exorbitant bandwidth fees just to deliver these core applications. Bandwidth was still provisioned in the old T1/T3/OC-3 increments. Careful traffic engineering was necessary due to limited available bandwidth. But that doesnt have to be the case.

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